See Jane Climb: How Competitive Stair Climbing Changed My Life

SEE JANE CLIMB tells the author’s life story – being raised in a home with an alcoholic father, her own struggles with alcohol and food issues, and the journey she began at the age of 51, when she went from being overweight and out of shape to leading a happy, healthy, well-balanced life. Experience the pain and exhilaration of the sport! More

SEE JANE CLIMB tells the author’s life story – being raised in a home with an alcoholic father, her own struggles with alcohol and food issues, and the journey she began at the age of 51, when she went from being overweight and out of shape to leading a happy, healthy, well-balanced life as a result of climbing some of the tallest buildings in the United States. Experience the pain and exhilaration of the sport through Jane’s story, as well as the sacrifice and dedication climbers need to excel in the stairwell.

TESTIMONIALS FOR SEE JANE CLIMB:

“This book is a heartwarming recount of how one woman changed one habit and started ‘taking the stairs’ literally and metaphorically. The result is that she changed her entire life, and this book will inspire you to do the same.” –Rory Vaden, Co-Founder of Southwestern Consulting and New York Times bestselling author of Take the Stairs.

“In See Jane Climb, Trahanovsky takes on a tall task, since stair racing truly is ‘the hardest sport you’ve never heard of.’ And she’s carrying her own heavy burdens: her struggle with weight loss and the ghost of her alcoholic father.
As a competitive stair racer, I feel Jane really captures the joy we feel at the finish and the suffering we endure to get there.” –Sproule Love, top male climber in the U.S. and currently ranked tenth in the world.

“What an inspirational read! Jane shows what hard work, perseverance, and a desire for self-improvement can do. Racing up stairs is one of the most physically and mentally demanding sports, but it’s also incredibly rewarding. The real race is against the building—if you can conquer the building, you can conquer anything.” –Australia’s Suzy Walsham, number one ranked female climber in the world, seven time winner of the Empire State Building Run-Up.