from Jon Glassberg
Andrew Kornylak hooked me up with a copy of his new film that he made in collaboration with Josh Fowler called A Fine Line. Let me say right away that this movie is an art piece and VERY different from the average climbing movie. At 49 minutes long, A Fine ...
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from Jon Glassberg
We have been working on a project in collaboration with Rich Crowder for a company called Tech 4o. This is a little behind the scenes piece on the shoot and as you can tell, Rich can really get into it when we are hooting. HIT IT!!!!
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from Jon Glassberg
Thanks to the collaboration of some of the most brilliantly twisted and psyched minds in the climbing industry, we are proud to present the first promo video for our mega-comp on March 26th; HEART OV ZTEEL, presented by Boston Rock Gym and Woburn Scion. As you will see from the video, this comp is anything but [...]
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from Climber's Blog
Mount Washington Valley NH
February 4, 2011
Video by by Julian Rodier Climberism Magazine in collaboration with Juharo Productions
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from Climber's Blog
by by Julian Rodier Climberism Magazine in collaboration with Juharo Productions
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from The Adventure Blog
Australian outdoor adventure magazines Outer Edge and Wild has announced the winners of their annual Adventure Awards for achievement in the calendar year of 2009, with a host of worthy recipients getting recognition. Some of the winners include mountaineer Andrew Lock, who earned the Solo Adventurer of the Year award. Lock became the first Australian to climb all 14 of the 8000 meter peaks after he topped out on Shishapangma back in September. Simon Carter took the Best Adventure Photograph of the Year
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from Arc'teryx Latest News
A story by Will Stanhope In late July of 2009, Matt Segal, Jason Kruk and I headed into the Bugaboos, a patch of exceptional granite towers in the interior of BC. Our aim was to go in there with an open mind, and free whatever routes looked the best. Invariably, new routing often leads to attempting lines that others have also attempted. Building on previous attempts of our friends, we managed to free two lines. Alpine free climbing, to me, is less about individual success and more about collaboration- ...
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from UKClimbing.com News
Keywords:
Milton Keynes,
climbing centre,
Beacon,
1,500sqm unit in Kingston,
Big Rock Climbing Centre,
fantastic indoor climbing,
national importance,
1,500sqm unit,
Beacon Climbing,
collaboration between Beacon Climbing
A new climbing wall proposed for Milton Keynes needs your help:
Big Rock Climbing Centre is a collaboration between Beacon Climbing in North Wales and some local climbers from Milton Keynes.
Steve Mayers from The Beacon explained:
"The aim is to build a climbing centre of national importance and create a friendly, professionally run centre with some fantastic indoor climbing. Terms have been agreed on a 1,500sqm unit in Kingston - that's conveniently opposite the giant...
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from The Adventure Blog
It is known as the "mountaineer's mountain", and unlike the taller, but technically less challenging Everest, it remains off limits for all but the most talented and dedicated of climbers. It is K2, the second highest mountain on Earth, but arguably the most deadly. It also happens to be the subject of a new book by Ed Viesturs which hits bookstores today, entitled K2: Life and Death on the World's Most Dangerous Mountain . While the general public remains fixated on Everest, K2 seems to epitomizes the ...
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from UKClimbing.com News
Pupils from Royston High School, Barnsley and The City School, Sheffield, under the guidance of Ken Dunn, a geography teacher (and climber) at The City School have been visiting Lesotho since 2003 collaborating with the local community members to do variety of projects including establishing renewable energy sources, construction work, tree planting and terracing, medical work, irrigation , building a community reservoir and water purification projects. This year as part of their fund raising they have ...
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