from Stevie Haston
The Maltese Islands are a very short hop for Brits, or North Euros in general, and as a big plus, the flights are reasonable in price. For these two reasons alone Malta is worth thinking about for a week, or maybe two, a nice little break from rain. This small pocket sized guide book is a very convenient reference for climbing, deep water soloing, bouldering, hiking, and Diving. There is alotta climbing on Malta but with the addition of the other activities covered in this book, the place seems more ...
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from Jon Glassberg
Vacations are really nice and if you are anything like me, you love it when a vacation involves climbing. My dad is retired and lives in Seville, Spain so once a year, my sister and I get on a plane and head over the Atlantic to visit. I was able ...
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from Rock Climbing UK
Regular readers of RCUK will no doubt be familiar with my gushing praise of this mans work. I reviewed Neil Greshams Masterclass DVDs back in May. Neil Gresham is famed for his climbing ability across a range of disciplines from rock and ice to deep water soloing. He is one one of the few climbers [...] An Interview with Neil Gresham is a post from: Rock Climbing UK , an online UK climbing magazine, written BY UK climbers FOR UK climbers. If you liked this post, you might also lik: Improve your climbing
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from The Adventure Blog
Last week I posted about a new set of videos from National Geographic Adventure called Fringe Elements which exhibit the adventure lifestyle by spotlighting some very cool outdoor activities. The videos covered everything from trail running and snowboarding to mountaineering and paddling, with the early entrants into the series showing tons of promise for what is to come. One of the videos features rock climber Matt Maddaloni free soloing some rock climbing routes, which can be a challenging and dangerous
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from UKClimbing.com News
While on a climbing trip to Mallorca, which mostly has been dedicated to deep water soloing, Caroline Ciavaldini ventured inland to sample the bolted climbs.
James Pearson: As time was short, we have both been onsight/flashing routes rather than working projects, which has allowed us to tick a whole load of super classic routes in all different styles. The highlight ascent of the trip was Caroline's onsight of Commando Madrid the most famous 8b on the island. She fought hard, dug deep and...
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from UKClimbing.com News
UKC editor Jack Geldard has been sunning himself in Mallorca all week, getting in some deep water soloing. At Cala Sa Nau the team attempted Bandito (7c+) but extraordinary tactics were called for before someone topped out.
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from gravsports
The following is my best understanding of what actually happened on the Lama trip, and then some analysis. Anyone who wants the story so far can read this or lots of other commentary out there. Most of this writing is wrong to some degrees, including my initial post . I've spent hours emailing and on the phone with everyone involved that I could contact: David Lama, Red Bull, the guides on the trip, the film makers, Rolo, and many others. I have yet to reach anyone who was on the cleanup crew despite ...
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from James Pearson
FREE RANGE TURKEY_dispatch #6 from camp4 collective on Vimeo . Yesterday the crew explored a totally different venue and resource off the coast of Olympus, the deep water soloing! We are continually blown away by the culture & climbing potential here in southern Turkey. EDIT: CAMP4 COLLECTIVE
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from Vertical Carnival Dispatches
Yesterday the crew explored a totally different venue and resource off the coast of Olympus, the deep water soloing! We are continually blown away by the culture & climbing potential here in southern Turkey. Thanks for following!!!! ~reoFREE RANGE TURKEY_dispatch #6 from camp4 collective on Vimeo.
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from Steven Hope
Deep Water Soloing in the Olympics is not something that had ever crossed my mind, but the more I think about the more it makes sense. As much as the IFSC is trying to push Sport climbing towards Olympic inclusion, the elephant in the room is that Sport climbing just isn’t as aesthetically pleasing for the non-participants as some other sports. I don’t think anybody can deny how awesome DWS is to watch. Visually the climbing would be unhindered by the regular pauses to clip-in, the climbers could be
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