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\n\"Cherniy <\/a><\/p>\n

Cherniy Nickolay<\/h2>\n

Honored Master of Sports in mountaineering, honored coach of Russia. Coach of the Russian team in mountaineering.<\/p>\n

Member of the first Soviet expedition to Everest. Ascent to the Himalayan eight-thousand-mountain Everest (2005), Kanchenjunga (1989, deputy head of the expedition, awarded with the Badge of Honor order), Annapurna (1991, climbed the classical route from the North, used oxygen starting from a height of 7,500 m), Shishapangma (1992, head of expedition, didn\u2019t use oxygen), Lhotse Home (1997), Cho-Oyu (1999). In addition, in 1994 he conquered the summit of Southern Annapurna (7219 m) during the first winter Russian climbers ascent in the Himalayas. Trainer of Russian National team climb to K2 by West face (2007), trainer of Russian National team climb to K2 in winter (2012), 24 ascents to the peaks of 7000+ meters.<\/p>\n


\n\"Sergey <\/a><\/p>\n

Baranov Sergey<\/h2>\n

Official 1st category in mountaineering.
\n<\/i>Owner of the company tour-operator.
\n<\/em>My own climbs: 215 ascents (about 190of them as a leader) to Elbrus.<\/em><\/p>\n

2001-2018 \u2013 167 ascents (about 150 of them as a leader) to Elbrus with clients. Participated in Tequila-Jazz group concert on Elbrus.
\n2003, January \u2013 Free Spain, Osipova, 4b.
\n2004 \u2013 Khan-Tengri peak (7010m), Lenin Peak (7135m).
\n<\/span>2006\u2013 Organizer and guide of the expedition to Lenin Peak (7135m).
\n<\/span>2007 \u2013 Participant of sports expedition to Broad-peak (up to 7900m) and K-2 (up to 8000m), participation in rescue operations on K2 Organizer and guide of the expedition to Lenin Peak (7135m), Kyrgyzstan.
\n<\/span>2008 \u2013 Organizer and guide of the expedition to Lenin Peak (7135m), Kyrgyzstan.
\n<\/span>2009 \u2013 Organizer and tour guide to Denali (McKinley, 6193m), Alaska.
\n<\/span>2011 \u2013 Organizer and tour guide to Denali (McKinley, 6193m), Alaska.
\n<\/span>Organizer and guide of the expedition to Chimborazo (6300m) and Cotopaxi (5900m), Ecuador.Guide of Indonesian disabled person, who was the first one to reach the summit of Elbrus (from the North) without the help of technical means.
\n<\/span>2012 \u2013 Organizer and guide of the expedition to Aconcagua (6957m), organizer <\/span>and guide of the expedition to Lenin Peak (7135m), Kyrgyzstan.
\n<\/span>2013 \u2013 Kilimanjaro.
\n<\/span>2014 \u2013 Ascent to Elbrus with ATV, the certificate of the book of records of Russia is received, the height of 5250m is reached.Ascent to Elbrus from the South with a person with disabilities (without prostheses).
\n<\/span>2015 \u2013 Climbing Elbrus with a 10-year-old boy, Ararat, Kazbek, attempt to climb the Ojos Del Salado.
\n<\/span>2016 \u2013 Successful expedition to lift the ATV to the top of Elbrus.
\n<\/span>2017- Organizer and guide of the expedition of the ascent of Muztag Ata (7546m), Lenin Peak (7135m), participant of the ascent of Manaslu (8156m).
\n<\/span>2018 \u2013 Disabled person\u2019s guide on the route \u201cCross of Elbrus\u201d without the help of technical means.
\n<\/span>2019 \u2013 Climbing with a paralyzed combat veteran to Elbrus.Climbing Carstens Pyramid, Indonesia.Ascent to Lobuche peak (6100), Ararat (5136).
\n<\/span>2021 \u2013 Organizer and guide of the expedition: Kilimanjaro (5895m), Cotopaxi (5900m), Island Peak (6165m) Mera peak (6475m).
\n<\/span>2022 \u2013 Organizer and guide of the expedition: Kilimanjaro (5895m), Island Peak (6165m).
\n<\/span>2023 \u2013 Organizer and guide of the expedition: Kilimanjaro (5895m)*2, Aconcagua (6957m), Ararat (5137m), Damavand (5610m).<\/span><\/p>\n


\n\"Vorobyev <\/a><\/p>\n

Vorobyev Pavel<\/h2>\n

Officially:<\/em> Candidate for the Master’s degree in mountaineering, „Snow Leopard“, rescue team badge, mountaineering instructor, technical director of the Kyrgyz Mountain Guides Association. Heli-ski guide school graduate, first aid course graduate. Participated in rescue operations at altitudes up to 6900 m. More than 300 helicopter hours as a guide in Heli-Ski, graduated from the Swiss mountain guide school. Spent a total of 320 days in the mountains as an instructor at training camps.<\/p>\n

1999 \u2013 Elbrus
\n2003 \u2013 Elbrus, pioneering the Western peak along the North-West rib.
\n2005 \u2013 Khan Tengri (7010).
\n2006 \u2013 Communism (7495) and Korzhenevskaya (7100).
\n2007 \u2013 Lenin Peak (7134 m, repeatedly), Vazha Pshavela (6900) \u2013 rescue work.
\n2008 \u2013 Peak of Lenin (7134m, many times).
\n2009 \u2013 Pobedy Peak (7439), the peak of Boxing (Mikhailova 5B) in winter
\n2010 \u2013 The peak of Communism (7495)
\n2011 \u2013 Lenin peak (7134), Muztag-Ata (7546), Nanga-Parbat up to 7600
\n2012 \u2013 2 ascents to Lenin Peak, downhill skiing from Lenin, 5 ski runs from the Crown Peak (4860).
\n2013 \u2013 Lenin Peak, Muztag Ata (7546)
\n2014 \u2013 Lenin Peak
\n2015 \u2013 Lenin Peak
\n2016 \u2013 Elbrus, Lenin Peak, an attempt to climb the Victory Peak, climbing Aconcagua (twice).
\n2017- Muztag Ata (7546m), Lenin Peak (7135m)
\n2018 – Lenin Peak (7134m),
\n2019 – Lenin Peak (7134m),
\n2021 – Lenin Peak (7134m),
\n2022 – Peak Korzhenevskaya, (7100m), Communism peak (7495m).<\/p>\n


\n\"Roman <\/a><\/p>\n

Demenko Roman<\/h2>\n

Officially:<\/em> the first climbing class, a mountaineering instructor, a ski instructor of level „B“ according to the classification of the International Association of Ski Instructors (IsiA), a certified snowboard instructor.<\/p>\n

1987 \u2013 the first experience in mountain tourism.
\n1996 \u2013 the first experience in mountaineering.
\n1996 \u2013 the first Elbrus ascent.
\n2008 \u2013 the beginning of work as a guide
\n2008 \u2013 The Castle, 5A
\n2009 \u2013 Fisht, 5A
\n2010 \u2013 Cheget Tauchana, 5A
\n2011 \u2013 Cathedral-rock, 5A, first ascent, Dombai West, 5B
\n2013 \u2013 School of Instructions
\n2014 \u2013 Lenin Peak (7134 m) as a guide.
\nClimbed Elbrus summit 70 times (as for 2016)
\n2017 \u2013 participant climbing Manaslu (8156m)
\n2019 – Jaylik, 5A<\/p>\n

Was on top of Elbrus 90 times (as of 2018)<\/p>\n


\n\"Eliseev <\/a><\/p>\n

Eliseev Aleksandr<\/h2>\n

Officially: <\/em>Candidate for Master of Sport in mountaineering, multiple winner of the Krasnodar Territory and South Russia championships in mountaineering, skyrunning and orienteering.<\/p>\n

Began mountaineering in 1988.<\/p>\n

Climbing in the Caucasus:
\nTraverse Juguturluchat 5A
\nDombai West along the Southern ridge 5A
\nDombay West on the South wall 5B
\nDombay West according to the Western abutment 5B
\nDombay West on the South-East abutment 5B
\nAmanauz Dvuhzubka 6A
\nDalar 6A
\nGaykomd 6A<\/p>\n

2006 \u2013 Khan-Tengri peak (7010m), Peak of Victory (7400m).
\n2007 \u2013 K2 peak (8611m).
\n2014 \u2013 Lenin peak (7135m).
\n2015 \u2013 Aconcagua (6967m three times).
\n2016 \u2013 Ushba (4810, Classics, 4A, solo), Dombay Main (guide), Aconcagua (twice), Gaykomd (3200m, 6A).
\n2017 \u2013 Manaslu (8163m), Aconcagua (6967m), Morcheka (5A, 5B, 3*6A), Ushba (4810 m, Classic, 4A).
\n2018 \u2013 Aconcagua, twice winter Gaykomd 5B, Eridag 6B.
\n2019 – winter Eridag 5A and 5B.
\n1988 \u2013 2019 \u2013 more than 100 Elbrus ascents, more than 15 of them in winter.
\n2019 – Muztagh-Ata
\n2020 – East Dombay Ulgen (3950m., 6A);
\n2021 – Ushba (4810m., Classic, 4A);
\n2022 – Jailyk (4533m., 4A), Annapurna IV (7525m).<\/p>\n


\n\"Totmyanin <\/a><\/p>\n

Totmyanin Nikolay<\/h2>\n

Honored Master of Sports in mountaineering, Rescue team badge, mountaineering instructor, judge of alpinism championships, coach. Repeated award winner and nominee of the awards \u201cGolden Ice axe\u201d and \u201cGolden Ice axe of Russia\u201d<\/p>\n

Nikolai Totmyanin has done about 200 ascents to the mountain peaks of the Caucasus, the Pamirs, the Tien Shan, the Swiss Alps, the Himalayas and the Korakorum, including 27 of 5A complexity category, 10 of 5B, and 16 of 6th difficulty category.<\/p>\n

Ascents of the 6th<\/sup>\u00a0complexity category:
\n1984 – Aksu from the North Face, 1986 Sabah from the North Face,
\n1988 – Free Korea from the North,
\n1990 – Lhotse Home (8516 m) from the South Face,
\n2004 – Jeanne (7,710 m) from the North Face,
\n2007 – K2 by the Western Wall, \u201cGolden Ice Axe of Russia\u201d<\/p>\n

Winter ascents of 5-6 cat. difficulty:
\n1984 \u2013 Shurovsky peak from the bastion of the North Wall, Caucasus, the first winter walkthrough
\n1985 \u2013 Free Korea in the center of the North Wall, Tien Shan, the first winter walkthrough
\n1986 \u2013 Peak Korzhenevskaya (7105 m), Pamir, the first winter walkthrough
\n1989 \u2013 Krumkol along the Northern Ridge, the Caucasus, the second winter walkthrough
\n1997 \u2013 Eiger from the North Face, Swiss Alps
\n2001 \u2013 Urriel by the Western Wall, Cordillera Cantabrica, Spain, the first winter walkthrough
\n2014 \u2013 The first winter traverse of the Bezengi wall, Caucasus
\n2015 \u2013 Nanga Parbat, the Schell route to a height of 7150<\/p>\n

High-altitude climbing:
\n1982 \u2013 the peak of Lenin (7134 m)
\n1983 \u2013 Korzhenevskaya peak (7105 m), the peak of Communism (7495 m)
\n1984 \u2013 the Peak of Victory (7439 m)
\n1986 \u2013 Korzhenevskaya peak (7105 m) \u2013 the first winter ascent
\n1988 \u2013 the peak of Communism (7495 m)
\n1990 \u2013 Korzhenevskaya peak (7105 m), peak of Communism (7495 m), peak of Communism (7495 m) \u2013 climbing from the base camp to the top and back during 28 hours, Lhotse Main (8516 m), the first walk by the South wall, 8350 m.
\n1991 \u2013 the peak of Lenin (7134 m)
\n1993 \u2013 Khan-Tengri (6,995 m) in August, Khan-Tengri (6,995 m) in October \u2013 2 times
\n1994 \u2013 Peak Korzhenevskaya (7105 m) \u2013 2 times, the peak of Communism (7495 m) \u2013 2 times
\n1995 \u2013 Khan-Tengri (6,995 m)
\n1996 \u2013 Peak Korzhenevskaya (7105 m) \u2013 2 times, Peak Communism (7495 m) 1997 \u2013 Lenin Peak (7134 m) in deuce, Khan Tengri (6995 m) \u2013 Solo ascent from the base camp to the top and back for 14 Hours 03 minutes, the Peak of Victory (7439 m)
\n1998 \u2013 the Victory Peak (7439 m)
\n1999 \u2013 Khan-Tengri (6995 m) \u2013 2 times, the Victory Peak (7439 m)
\n2000 \u2013 Lenin Peak (7134 m) in deuce, Peak Korzhenevskaya (7105 m) in pair, Peak Communism (7495 m) in pair
\n2001 \u2013 Lenin Peak (7134 m), Lenin Peak (7134 m) \u2013 solo ascent of the Northern slope from the camp (4200 m) to the summit and descent through the Razdelnaya summit to the camp (4200 m) in 12 hours 46 minutes.
\n2002 \u2013 Khan-Tengri (6995 m), Victory Peak (7439 m) in pair
\n2003 \u2013 Everest (8848 m) from the North through the Northern Saddle, without oxygen
\n2004 \u2013 Jeanne (7,710 m) along the North Face \u2013 the best climbing achievement of the year \u2013 climbing the Jeanne Peak (7,710 m) from the North Face as part of the \u201cRussian Way \u2013 The Walls of the World\u201d team, won the Golden Ice Axe prize.
\n2006 \u2013 Everest (8848) from the North through the North Saddle, without oxygen, 2007 \u2013 K2 (8611) along the Western Wall, without oxygen,
\n2007 \u2013 2007 K2 on the Western Wall, \u201cGolden Ice Axe of Russia\u201d
\n2008 \u2013 Dhaulagiri (8167 m) in classics in pair with V. Babanov
\n2009 \u2013 Khan-Tengri (7010 m), the Victory Peak (7439 m) in pair.
\n2011 \u2013 Kanchenjunga Ch. (8586 m) in the classics without oxygen, Lenin Peak (7134 m)<\/p>\n

year 2012:
\n22.07 \u2013 Lenin Peak (7134 m) solo classic to the top and back for 13 hours 50 min.
\n29.07 \u2013 Lenin Peak classic to the top (7 hours 20 minutes) and back for 4 hours (Lenin Race Competition).
\n2013 \u2013 the peak of Lenin (7134 m) classic
\n2014 \u2013 the peak of Lenin (7134 m) in the classics of solo
\n2015 \u2013 Winter ascent to Nanga-Parbat to 7150m., Lenin Peak (7134m) classic three times
\n2016 \u2013 Lenin Peak (7134 m) classic, Lenin Peak (7134 m) on the direction of the Northern slope from Camp 1, solo (7 hours to the summit) and descent through Razdelnaya to Camp 1.<\/p>\n


\n\"\" <\/a><\/p>\n

Chernov Pavel<\/h2>\n

The first category in mountain tourism, the first category in mountaineering.<\/em><\/p>\n

1998 \u2013 started practicing mountain tourism.
\n2009 \u2013 started mountain climbing as a sport. Ascent to Belukha (4499m).
\n2011 \u2013 expedition to Lenin Peak (7135m), Pamir.
\nAnnual numerous ascents to Elbrus (5642m) by various routes, Kazbek (5033m), Belukha (4499m), technical ascent in Baksan gorge and Bezengi gorge, Aktru.
\n2015 \u2013 Gestola (4860m), speed climbing to the top of area Bezengi.
\n2016 \u2013 Tetnuld (4859m), Georgia, Svavetia. Technical ascent in the gorge Bezengi.
\n2017 \u2013 Manaslu (8163m), Lenin Peak (7135m).
\n2019 – Lenin Peak (7135m).<\/p>\n

Is fond of mountain jogging, skyranning, regularly participates in competitions of different level.
\n7 times on the Konzhakovskiy mountain marathon
\n2 times in the ultramarathon in Iremel
\n3 times in the race to Elbrus
\nIn 2013 participated in the Transalpine Marathon (260km in 8 days), and many other extreme races.
\n2018 \u2013 Markotkh Trail 54 km. II place.
\n2018 \u2013 Grom Anapa Trail 18 km. III place.
\n2018 \u2013 Swiss Peaks Trail 170 km. Finish XVI place.
\n2019 – CUT 100 miles in the Caucasus.<\/p>\n


\n\"\" <\/a><\/p>\n

Krut Vyacheslav<\/h2>\n

Officially \u2014 1st category in mountaineering, work experience above 7000m, rescue work experience above 6000m.<\/em><\/p>\n

1996-2000 Kyrgyzstan. Ala-Archa up to the 1st category.
\n2000 \u2014 Khan Tengri (7010m.)
\n2002 \u2014 Lenin Peak (7134m.)
\n2004 \u2014 Lenin Peak (7134m.)
\n2005 \u2014 Khan Tengri (7010m.)
\n2006 \u2014 Lenin Peak (7134m.)
\n2008 \u2014 Lenin Peak (7134m.)
\n2011- Kazbek (5054m.)
\n2016 \u2014 Lenin Peak (7134m.)
\n2017 \u2014 Member of the expedition to Manaslu up to 7000m.
\n2010-2019 \u2014 Elbrus (5642m)
\n2010-2019 \u2014 Rescue service of the Rosa Khutor ski resort.
\n2019-2021 – Anti-avalanche service „Rosa Khutor“.<\/p>\n


\n\"\" <\/a><\/p>\n

Pasechnik Dmitrii<\/h2>\n

Officially, he is an instructor\u2014guide in mountain tourism and mountaineering.<\/em>
\nSnowboard instructor of the Federal State Migration Service of Russia.<\/em><\/p>\n

2001-2022 \u2014 More than 250 ascents of Elbrus, 160 of
\nthem \u2014 2003-2022 Skitur in the mountains of the North Caucasus (more than 100)
\n2005 \u2014 Downhill skiing from the western peak of Elbrus 5642 to the Azau glade 2350 \u2014 45 min
\n2005 \u2014 2008 – Finalist of the stages of the Russian Freeride Cup (Dombay, Krasnaya Polyana, Elbrus)
\n2007 \u2014 Competitions Nike Free Mountain Krasnaya Polyana (2nd place)
\n2008 \u2014 Participation in the Tequilajazzz concert on Elbrus
\n2009 \u2014 Finalist in the X-box 360 Dombai Open (freeride competition)
\n2017 \u2014 Trekking to Everest Base Camp<\/p>\n


\n\"\" <\/a><\/p>\n

Oleshko Elena<\/h2>\n

Mountain instructor \u2014 guide.<\/em>
\nIn tourism since 5 years, sports mountain tourism since 2008.
\nParticipant of sports categorized hikes from 1 to 6 k.s. inclusive in mountain sports tourism. Areas of the event: Western Caucasus, Central Caucasus, Prikazbechye, Central Tien Shan, Fan Mountains, Matchinsky mountain junction.
\nHead of mountain categorised hikes in the Western Caucasus (Arkhyz, Gwandra, Elbrus, Dombay), Central Caucasus (North Ossetia), head of ascents to Kazbek (south\/north), Elbrus (south\/north).
\nFrom 2010 to 2020, she was the head of the primary tourist training school.
\nMember of the Sports Tourism Federation of the Krasnodar Territory, executive secretary of the route qualification commission of the FST CC with the right to issue up to 2 candidates of higher education in the Caucasus.<\/p>\n

2014-2022 \u2014 climbing to the peaks of Kazbek and Elbrus
\n2014 \u2014 central Tien Shan, hike 4 difficulty category, 6 passes, 140 km.
\n2015 \u2014 Central Caucasus, RSOA, hike of 5 difficulty categories, 6 passes, 160 km.
\n2016 \u2014 Pamir-Alai, Fan mountains, hike of 5 difficulty categories, 7 passes, 165 km.
\n2017 \u2014 Turkestan ridge, Matchinsky mountain junction, hike of 6 difficulty categories, 8 passes, 178 km.
\n2017-2022 \u2014 linear hiking in Gwandra, Elbrus, Teberda. Participation in trail cross competitions.
\n2022 \u2014 participant of the sports mountain hike 5 K.S. „21 days in the Fan mountains“, 180 km.<\/p>\n

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