Jordi Tosas, an experienced mountaineer who has seen it all, was rubbing his eyes. A few days ago, he was tasked with being the adventure partner of Pol Makuri, the athlete with disabilities who wanted to climb Mont Blanc. He wanted to, and he succeeded. Makuri completed the ascent from the Tête Rousse refuge, a 14-kilometer stretch with 2,800 meters of elevation gain, in less than 12 hours. "It was impressive guiding him through all my fears and doubts, especially on the descent," says Tosas.