The time has come to set this book free. Come to Wānaka for the evening of 1st September, and join me at the Edgewater Resort for some stories and celebrations. Spaces are … [Read More...]
Opening doors to self discovery through the art of mountaineering
PERU: MODERATE TECHNICAL MOUNTAINEERING
Our most popular itinerary | trip highlights are Ishinca, Tocllaraju and Chopicalqui
Length: 16 Days
When: May – September
Investment: $19,260 USD
PERU: Self Mastery through Mountaineering
Self Development - Mountain Adventure Retreats to Find Yourself
Length: 10 Days
When: June & July
Investment: $11,950 USD
Advanced Technical Mountaineering
Three Peaks Expedition | Climbing to 6025m in the Cordillera Blanca
Length: 18 Days
When: May – September
Investment: $20,690 USD
Why First Light Guiding?
Learning to discover and achieve your goals is possible with the right support and mentorship. I am an expert facilitator, coach and New Zealand based mountain climbing guide that can provide you with the skills required to achieve the goals of your dreams.
I’ve been guiding in the Southern Alps of New Zealand since 2004 and I incorporate coaching and self-development skills into my programme to ensure maximum fulfillment.
I help my clients achieve their very best potential physically, mentally, emotionally and spiritually whilst adventuring in some of the wildest terrain on the planet. Through daily challenges and debriefs I facilitate growth not normally encountered on a standard mountaineering experience, ensuring you fully enjoy the process.
I will review your goals and create a solution that perfectly suits your needs and ambitions.
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If you’re reading this you’re probably like me and you like high-nutrient, tasty, lightweight plant-based meals for mountaineering, backpacking, and hiking. But are you finding … [Read More...]
9 Great Warmup & Core Training Exercises for Climbers
Gone are the days when mountaineers would roll out of bed, drink some hot whiskey, and climb. Okay, I’ll admit most climbers & mountaineers never did that. But back in the day, … [Read More...]