from The Alpinist - newswire
Sarychat Valley, Wester Kokshall Too, Kyrgyzstan. British and Swedish climbers made a series of first ascents in the Kyrgyzstan during August of this year. Charlie Evans (UK), Hannes Granberg (SE) Edward Lemon (UK) and Gareth Mottram (UK) climbed three previously unclimbed peaks between 4631m and 5201m in height and made the second ascent of Pik Lyell (4864m). In 2009 Lemon and Mottram visited the region but were mistakenly dropped off twenty-five kilometers from their planned base-camp. After moving all
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from Online Climbing Coach
Disruption of finger flexor pulleys in rock climbers: prevalence, diagnosis and strategies for rehabilitation. NB: This article was formerly in the articles section of my old website. It was really popular so I’ve reposted it here. Background The sport of rock climbing has developed into a mainstream, competitive sport with considerable popularity. This growth is likely to be partly attributable to the virtual elimination of the significant danger aspect in rock climbing, within the disciplines of sport
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from Dream Guides Latest News Blog
Every year a movement is mobilised and a small group of elite athletes come to the snowy reaches of the Alps. They seek out the extreme and the challenging, the sort of thing that sends mere mortals into cold chills. The name of this band of wannabe heroes.....the W.W.S. They came from far and wide, well London. The recon group consisted of Big D, solo, checking the lay of the land before Wally and Midshipman landed in Chamonix late Weds evening. They threw down an arrival note in Le Terrace that night,
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