Your First Days on the Ice
On the ice March 28 to April 1, 2027. Nine days total, including the coaching days around it. Train on the ice with someone walking the road to the South Pole.
My own road started exactly here. A polar primer in 2024, in Svalbard, where I learned the basics you cannot skip. Navigation, camp work, cold, hauling a sled. Two years later I crossed Greenland. Now I am taking a small group onto the ice the same way, with the coaching wrapped around it. This is not a tour. It is the first real step onto the ice, done properly.
Nine days, built in three parts. Coaching before we go, so you arrive prepared in your head, not just your kit. Then the ice, March 28 to April 1, learning the skills that matter. Skis, sleds, camp routines, staying warm, staying moving. Then coaching after, because what you find out about yourself out there deserves more than a flight home and a photo album.
You arrive prepared in your head, not just your kit. We work on what the ice is going to ask of you before you get there.
The skills that matter. Skis, sleds, camp routines, staying warm, staying moving. Your first real days on the ice.
What you find out about yourself out there deserves more than a flight home and a photo album. We work it into something you keep.
You do not need to be an expedition athlete. You need to be curious about what you are capable of, reasonably fit, and ready to be uncomfortable in the best way. Some people come because the ice is calling them. Some come because they want to test themselves somewhere real, with structure and safety around them. Both are right.
This primer is a leg of something larger. I am on a five year road to the South Pole, solo and unsupported, in 2030. The same ice that is training me can train you. That is what makes this different from every other trip out there.
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