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Green pastures but we’re training hard. 🌳🌲 Every Saturday morning, our summer team heads to Bukit Timah Hill to train for their Nepal TMC. “We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then is not an act, but a habit.” Only a few more weeks to go. 💪🏻

Took a hike in our neighbour’s backyard - Gunung Arong, 273m. That was a refreshing break from school!

Fancy an adventure after the gruelling finals? Join NUS Mountaineering for a trip to Taipei, conquering the peaks of Xueshan (3886m) and Nanhuashan (3357m); and sparing 3 days exploring the city and outskirts of Taipei! "Getting to the top is optional. Getting down is mandatory." – Ed Viesturs bit.ly/TaiwanOTrip19

We have extended the registration deadline for the Kazakhstan TMC 2019 to 11 March 2019!! Sign up now for an exciting summer you will never forget 🏔

"Singapore where got mountaineer???" 19 batches of mountaineers from the "Make It Real" programme in one room at our annual reunion last month. The legacy lives on!

EXCO FEATURE (7/12) The definitive and go-to textbook for Mountaineering is aptly named "Freedom of the hills", encompassing the true spirit of the sport. There is a freedom that comes from being that high up in the clouds. I remember how wholly present I was with the Summer TMC Team as we scaled up Naya Kanga, a peak in the Himalayas. Be it having some delicious maggie soup in the cold weather, playing Avalon in the base camp, or even just admiring the magnificence and beauty of the mountains, I was present. And I definitely enjoyed every moment of it. That's why I'm still here, to spread the spirit of mountaineering to those willing to go on the adventure of their lives. Evan Mok. Year 2 Computer Science. Logistics MIR 18.

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