Mike Durant

His name is Killian Jornet.

Do you know who he is?

No.

He's an extreme ultra mountain climber.

He just did all the 14,000-foot mountains in the continental United States in 31 days without a car.

He went from mountain to mountain with his bike, OK?

His cumulative, I think it's 61 14,000-foot peaks.

I don't have the bike mileage right.

It might be something ridiculous like, well, it's thousands of miles on the bike.

400,000 vertical feet.

I mean, he basically just went nonstop for 31 days, climbing mountains back down, riding his bike, get to the next one, climb up, back down.

I mean, I've done 14ers.

They're hard.

I mean, after I've done even an easy one, I need a couple days, you know?

And this guy's like, bang, bang, bang.

Rainier is how he finished.

And with Rainier, because I did it with this same daughter a few years ago,

If you do it with a climbing company, you're going to start at, I think 5,000 feet is where they bring you by car.

Well, he didn't start at 5,000 feet.

He rode his bike up to 5,000 feet.