Did anyone tell you yet that you're seriously overpreparing for this?
Drop steps 5 to 10, start monitoring recreation.gov for available day hike permits, pick a date so that you can get to Lone Pine 24 hours before the hike (48 if you have a lot of free time on your hands), spend a day at Horseshoe Meadows, do an acclimatization hike (climb Trail Peak, for example), spend the night camping at the portal.
You will either get AMS or you won't. If you are at risk for AMS, your long training schedule will do nothing to prepare you for it. All you can do is to spend more time acclimatizing or to rely on diamox.
If you insist on continuing with your plan, replace either week 6 or week 7 with Mount Langley.
Last edited by Eugene K; 06/21/12 08:42 PM.
