A Caveman in Nepal—a world’s first.
Virtually follow us on the adventure and become part of our mission!
Over 290 people have died trying to climb it.
None have ever tried it with kettlebells!
Not just ‘a caveman going to Nepal.’
No.
This is ‘a caveman carrying kettlebells to base camp Mt. Everest’ and it’s happening in Autumn 2018.
If you follow my life journey then you know I like challenges.
I like carrying kettlebells to places they’ve never been.
My son is quickly following my footsteps and we want you to come along on this epic—and slightly insane—adventure.
We both care about others and want to make a difference.
We’re going on a one-month mission to create a full-length movie from our experience on the mountain. We’ll release that free for a short period but before I say anything further, let’s look at other crazy experiences we’ve had.
Skip all the fluff
just take me to where I can support you guys!
This is me up Rio Chillar in Nerja Spain with a kettlebell
That trip was a sweltering eleven hours long hiking up the mountain all day—we even ran out of drinking water. It was hot, we were tired—but it was awesome! Take a look here (opens in new window).
Above: Sierra de Mijas at 1,150m / 3,772 feet. I have been up this mountain several times with a kettlebell, I’ve also been over it from one side to the other side carrying kettlebells.
El Torcal at 1,336 m / 4,383 ft. Summitted several times from the bottom. You can see those adventures here (opens in new window) and here.
Above is La Cruz de Juanar at 1,182 m / 3,877 ft but I think by now you get the point.
One quick look at my past and you can be sure I’m not just talking when I say that we’ll be hauling kettlebells where no kettlebell has been hauled before. Please allow me to introduce myself and my son.