I pretty much fully agree with @dprapr, SPP is no measure at all, although long ago I had that transversal booklet, it doesn't bother me at all if I never find it again. 50 days in mountains or 50 ascents is very, very little, but everyone as Drago wrote according to possibilities and abilities. It's true though that only the quantity of diverse ascents, including winter ones, makes a real mountaineer, all others will stay at the level of Sunday hiker, unfortunately that's how it is. Reading guidebooks, looking at maps, familiarizing with descriptions contributes a lot to preparation, of course also appropriate psychophysical readiness, self-knowledge and path knowledge. Lately quite a few people have collapsed either on mountain paths or in walls, which shows people overestimate themselves, add extreme temperatures, lack of fitness, improper nutrition and too little fluid and then the solution is only calling 112, but that's actually negligence of the individual or group leader who didn't prepare properly for the tour. Weather won't be ideal forever either, although this isn't at all, one must choose shady areas, definitely not start where sun heats early, or where we'll be exposed to heat all time, so ridge traverses, eastern and southern slopes etc. are out. To choose correctly, we must also know the mountain geographically, which is already a substantial problem for some. In short, mountains aren't entirely easy, so even greater preparation is needed. Good luck to all in the coming days in the mountains.