UPDATE: Sept. 17, 2012
JBL is less than one week away from beginning his Mount Kilimanjaro climb in Africa!
"I really believe unless I get altitude sickness (which I didn't have any problem last time) or I have an accident where I fall and break an ankle or something, I should make this mountain at 19,334 feet," he wrote.
Read more on JBL's Facebook blog.
Aug. 10, 2012
JBL continues his Seven Summits for Kids climbs and has started training for his next two mountains: Africa's Mount Kilimanjaro and South America's Mount Aconcagua.
He'll begin his Kilimanjaro climb in about six weeks. Located in Tanzania, it's the highest mountain in Africa. He plans to use this 19,334-foot peak climb as training for his third climb: Aconcagua.
JBL said Aconcagua,?nicknamed?"Mount Death,"?has an estimated 30 percent success rate. He's training very seriously for the 22,841-foot climb of Aconcagua.?It's the highest mountain in the Americas, and is part of the Andes mountain range in Argentina.
To read JBL's latest blog on how he's preparing for Kilimanjaro and Aconcagua, visit thebermudian.com.
Check out WWE.com's complete coverage of JBL's Seven Summits for Kids. For more information, visit JBL's Twitter at twitter.com/JCLayfield, his Facebook at?facebook.com/pages/John-Layfield or SevenSummitsforKids.com. To learn more about Bermuda's Family Centre, visit tfc.bm. Also visit JBL's layfieldreport.com.
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