Do you like mountaineering?
I wouldn't say I am an avid mountaineer. However, hiking in the mountains  and scrambling up short rock walls can be thought of as a simple form of mountaineering, so I enjoy that.
When is the last time you went mountaineering?
It's been a while. I'm quite out of shape, which makes things difficult as there are a number of factors that you have to consider when mountaineering including difficulty, strength and stamina.
Yes. I went the other day. It is a great workout.
It really is. And you don't necessarily have to be outside to do it. A lot of people consider indoor climbing to be a part of mountaineering.
I prefer to be outside in the fresh air.
ability, and technical knowledge to maintain safety. It is still common to venture out and seek the summits of peaks, whether unclimbed or not; this practice is known as peak bagging.
Mountaineering is often called alpinism, and mountain climbers are sometimes called alpinists, although use of the term may vary between countries and eras. The word "alpinism" was born in the 19th century to refer to climbing for the purpose of enjoying climbing itself as a sport or recreation, distinct from merely climbing while hunting or as a
preface, Phelps advised readers of the prerequisite "background in functional analysis": "the main rule is the separation theorem (a.k.a. [also known as] the Hahn–Banach theorem): Like the standard advice given in mountaineering classes (concerning the all-important bowline for tying oneself into the end of the climbing rope), you should be able to employ it using only one hand while standing blindfolded in a cold shower." Phelps has been an avid rock-climber and mountaineer. Following the trailblazing research