Kílian Jornet

somehow you find resources in different ways.

That's how a parent can lift so much heavier weight than he or she would thought if their child is in danger.

How in life-threatening situations we are able to develop strength or endurance in a way that we are not

thinking of being capable.

The limit is something we don't want to reach because it's probably death after that.

And it's a very fine line.

I wasn't scared.

I was alert, I would say.

I...

I think it's important to be afraid many times.

Then I say, okay, the conditions, they don't look right, or I don't feel ready for that, and I turn around.

I think it's very important to listen to the fear.

But when these situations come, like, I try to be as calm and just, like, accepting it.

Of course, like, it's a lot of adrenaline and it's a lot of tension going on, but to leave all the... all the panic because that's only, like...

making me take bad decisions.

And the same comes from euphoria.

Another time I was going up to a summit and I was climbing and I was feeling like super strong and super good.

And I was like doing things that technically were at my limit and I was surpassing all the dangers.

And I came to the summit and I felt like superhuman.

I felt like, wow, that I feel incredible.