Fernanda Ramenz is a professional climber who has been climbing for the past twelve years. She is originally from Colombia and began her outdoor sport at the age of twenty. Through hard work and determination Fernanda Ramenz turned herself into one of the best female climbers in the world, and in doing so became a true pioneer. Fernanda has dedicated her life to the sport of climbing and now aspires to share her love of the mountains with the rest of the world through her new book, “Climbing the Wall: A Personal Journal”.
Fernanda has spent the last twelve years training and climbing all sorts of heights all over the world. She has been certified by the European Committee for Standardization and has been invited to participate in several events including the Olympics. The personal record of Fernanda Ramenz reads an impressive fourteen days without a fall, five days of hard climbing, and four days of soft climbing. The sport of rock climbing is not a very easy profession, but Fernanda Ramenz has proven to be a leader in climbing, has achieved what many climbers are unable to achieve.
Fernanda Ramenz has been training and is climbing for almost fifteen years, and through her own determination has become one of the best female climbers throughout her sport’s history. Her personal record of eighteen days of hard climbing without a fall is an example of her commitment to her profession. As a result of her achievements Fernanda Ramenz is currently a partner in the sport of rock climbing, helping others to achieve their goals. Through her own commitment, she has become one of the best female climbers in the world, and Fernanda is now hoping to inspire women around the world to climb, and achieve their dreams.