Height Gene 2.0. A Woman's Perspective. The Biography of the First Russian Woman Climber to Complete the 7 Summits Program

Lyudmila Korobeshko is the first Russian woman to have completed the «7 Summits» program three times, a three-time Everest summiter, having visited both the North and South Poles twice, she has been engaged in mountaineering and organizing expeditions for over... 20 years, with around 100 ascents of varying difficulty, including up to 5B, and she has made more than 50 ascents of Elbrus as a guide.

The book «Height Gene. 2.0. A Woman's Perspective» is not only a continuation of the bestseller «Height Gene» by Alexander Abramov, but also a multifaceted biography of a woman who has reached incredible heights and daily inspires her fans, friends, and loved ones to new achievements. With this book, you will embark on an exciting expedition to the North Pole and Everest, participate in the filming of a movie, and, of course, experience the hardships that climbers face during their ascents.

Author: КОРОБЕШКО Л.С., РЫБАКОВА А.

Printhouse: Eksmo

Series: World of adrenaline. Books about extreme sports

Age restrictions: 16+

Year of publication: 2023

ISBN: 9785041739720

Number of pages: 256

Size: 60x90/16 mm

Cover type: hard

Weight: 463 g

ID: 1416892

Lyudmila Korobeshko is the first Russian woman to have completed the «7 Summits» program three times, a three-time Everest summiter, having visited both the North and South Poles twice, she has been engaged in mountaineering and organizing expeditions for over 20 years, with around 100 ascents of varying difficulty, including up to 5B, and she has made more than 50 ascents of Elbrus as a guide.

The book «Height Gene. 2.0. A Woman's Perspective» is not only a continuation of the bestseller «Height Gene» by Alexander Abramov, but also a multifaceted biography of a woman who has reached incredible heights and daily inspires her fans, friends, and loved ones to new achievements. With this book, you will embark on an exciting expedition to the North Pole and Everest, participate in the filming of a movie, and, of course, experience the hardships that climbers face during their ascents.