Wim Hof leads a group barechested up a Carpathian mountain in minus 5 degrees Celsius, planning to strip further and climb 800 to 900 meters where it drops another 10 to 15 degrees. They chant, celebrate their connection to nature, and talk about climbing Kilimanjaro and Everest next.
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Okay, right now we are here in the Carpathians in Poland, very near to the Czech border, and it's about -5°C here. And we go to the forest in, say, 1 kilometer, 2 kilometers, and then we will take off our clothes and we go to the top, which is about 800-900 meters in shorts. And there it will be like 10 degrees lower than this one, so -10, -15, something in between. Here we go. Yes. What photo would you be assured? Thank you very much. Yes. Adios. It's getting steeper. No one can stop us anymore. Ah, climb on! We feel close to nature. This is nature. Union! Union! Thank you, Wim! Yeah, thank you! Right, nice foot, nice board. Well done, well done, great! Next time we come back and we do a Kilimanjaro, and then we do the Mount Everest. How about that? And is that possible? Yeah, and that's more than we ever thought possible, but we are doing it. So, uh, ain't no business in thinking, just do it. Excellent. From the heart. Let's have a beer, come on, come on! Yes, yes! Crazy Dutch guy. Ei, Kaste, dit is hardcore, ne? Dit is hardcore. Holy shit, Wim Hof. We're going down. We got to pay attention once again. Focus! Okay, okay. I start dropping but Ah!