Arnold at 8,835 feet yesterday.

[tommywishbone]

OK, it's not Arnold, it's me.

Tip of the diving board on Half Dome. I benched pressed 400 on the summit. OK, I carried some water bottles and and 10 powerbars, but still. . . .

[Army of One]

Any glute shots?

[tommywishbone]

Any glute shots?

[Army of One]

Too much eye shadow, would not hit.

[Irongrip400]

You're a nut. I don't think I'd be able to handle that. The rock that is.

[tommywishbone]

You'd be fine daddyo.  Keep walking, grab those cables tight, stand on top. Easy.

Yosemite Valley, California. Make it out sometime.

[exocet]

I don't think everyone on here understands what it takes to summit the Half-Dome. Give them the background of how you need to start your hike before sunrise and post some pics showing the cable path up  !

That is on my bucket list. I don't live anywhere near there so getting a permit is highly unlikely.

[bigjim]

OK, it's not Arnold, it's me.

Tip of the diving board on Half Dome. I benched pressed 400 on the summit. OK, I carried some water bottles and and 10 powerbars, but still. . . .

no fucking way would you get me standing there, no way

[_bruce_]

Smaller than a Bavarian Gentian. 

[240 is Back]

do the powerbars constipate?

[dr.chimps]

8,835' is a long way to go looking for Mexican maid poon, tommy. Try an off-ramp, next time.    

[lovemonkey]

More importantly, did you bring your whey and glutamine with you?

You should check out Will Brinks latest video "Why your mountain climbing sucks and how to fit a bucket of whey up your anus". Very informative, with bell curves and all.

[Tito24]

thats not arnold

[tommywishbone]

I don't think everyone on here understands what it takes to summit the Half-Dome. Give them the background of how you need to start your hike before sunrise and post some pics showing the cable path up  !

That is on my bucket list. I don't live anywhere near there so getting a permit is highly unlikely.

I think most cats here in decent condition could make the summit with a month or so of specific prep & training. No climbing skills are rquired, but you are correct that a very early start time is required to make the summit.  

It's much easier to ascend in the dark than to descend in the dark. Permits were all taken but we were successful in the daily "lottery' and won six day use permits.

Our total time on the trail was a little over 10 hours. Climbing the cables is slow and requires patience but only requires pacing yourself and a little caution. We stayed on the summit for almost an hour. Big fun.

[Tito24]

thats not arnold

he already said hes not arnold moron

[tommywishbone]

he already said hes not arnold moron