This Climber is Already Dead, He just Doesn’t Know it Yet

Video Description

August 10th, 2005. At 19,000 feet on the Rupal Face of Nanga Parbat in Pakistan, Tomaz Humar watches a Pakistani Army rescue helicopter approach his position. The Slovenian mountaineer hasn't eaten in six days. His radio is nearly dead. His toes are turning blue from frostbite. But in minutes, he'll be rescued from certain death and turned into a national hero. Slovenia will erupt in celebration. But what nobody realizes is that surviving this day might be the worst thing that could happen to him. This climber is already dead. He just doesn't know it yet. Welcome to the Extreme Edge. --------------------------------------------------------------- VIDEO CHAPTERS: 00:00:00 - Tomaz Humar's Near-Death Rescue on Nanga Parbat: The 2005 Miracle 00:03:40 - Early Life, Trauma, and the Drive to Climb: Humar’s Slovenian Roots 00:07:20 - Soloing Deadly Himalayan Faces: Doligiri and the Limits of Survival 00:11:00 - Spiritual Beliefs, Astrologers, and the Start of the Fateful Ascent 00:14:40 - Six Days Trapped: Extreme Survival Tactics in Subzero Conditions 00:18:20 - Daring Helicopter Rescue: International Efforts and Controversy 00:22:00 - Secret Solo Attempts: Langtang Lirung and the Final Descent 00:25:50 - Legacy, Mystery, and Lessons from Tomaz Humar’s Last Climb --------------------------------------------------------------- Every week I share something deeper... an exclusive video, a breakdown of what really happened, or a personal story I don’t put on YouTube. If you want to go behind the scenes with me, join the Patreon eXtreme community: patreon.com/TheeXtreme For business inquiries only - [email protected] Voiceover: https://jessegvoiceactor.com/