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After TMC, you climb a bit higher. Here's our team of TMC veterans, from MIR15-18, on their Island Peak (6189m) expedition. 100% summit ezpz!!!

Here's our MIR18 summer TMC team, soaked in the glory of completing a truly grueling MIR Challenge. It's always easy to talk and dream about conquering big mountains, but we don't celebrate the process often enough. It's been an arduous semester of early mornings at Bukit Timah Hill and endless klicks of running around NUS. Thank you for showing us what it means to make a big dream real. All the best for your climb, team!

That's a wrap! The 2019 MIR Summer TMC are ready for their MIR Challenge, and for their attempt at Scout Peak (5825m) this May 🏔️🏔️🏔️. Congratulations to the 12 of you!!! 🎉🎉🎉

Join us this Saturday, 20th of April to support the Summer team in their final hurdle before setting off to Nepal! The UTown wall will be open for climbing and there will be lots of food! RSVP on our Facebook page (NUS Mountaineering) if you’re planning on heading down. See you there! 🏔

Ever since I joined NUS, I was looking to join an outdoor recreational club. I saw stories of mountaineering on the website and felt inspired. When I first visited the MIR booth at SLF, I thought it was pretty intense. I didn’t know if I was fit enough for it. However, I wanted to set a resolution for the new semester and turned up for the orientation run! When I was in Kazakhstan, I had to live independently with no connection to the outside world; it was unexpectedly calming and refreshing. It was also a chance for me to overcome many personal fears -- heights, crevasses and abseiling. Having to build mental strength to continue everyday was my toughest challenge. Everyone, myself included, went through a personal journey and it was very uplifting to see us grow as a team. Lee Rui En, Year 2 Medicine. Training team, MIR 18.

Do you even JUMAR? Yes. That 2nd pic is taken from 2 floors above the ground. #jumar #mountaineering #ascender

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