from UKClimbing.com News
Keith Sharples reports in words and pictures on the Sheffield round of the 2011 World Cup.
"Whilst qualification had been all about crimping and cranking along with some rock-over and groove action, the semi's and finals were all about volumes..."
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from Arc'teryx Latest News
As part of their commitment to innovative & timeless product design, Arc’teryx announces a key partnership with the British Mountain Guide Association. The BMG partnership expands Arc’teryx’s testing program of high performance mountain gear. It signifies the high professional and technical standard Arc’teryx strives for, with alpine products designed to exceed the needs of the most demanding alpinists. Effective 1 June, joint marketing efforts were launched and all BMG Guides will access a special
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from Sean McColl
Semis Ive just finished the first two rounds at the ABS Nationals and so far, Ive managed to climb at the top of my game. In qualifiers yesterday, I managed to flash all 6 qualification boulders. Another 3 competitors also flashed all 6 qualifications so there were ties going into semis. Qualification was 6 problems [...]
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from Petzl Blog
Posted By Liv Sansoz the 2011-02-04 Petit retour rapide et en images sur le Power Powder, un vnement fort sympathique mixant ski et escalade. Cela se passait chez nos cousins Italiens, la Thuile d'Aoste sous l'impulsion d'un homme passionn, Moreno Dalle Molle. L'ide n'est pas nouvelle en soi puisque les Arcs avaient dj organis le Trophe Ski Escalade l'poque d'un certaine Isabelle Patissier. Mais qui dit nouvelle poque dit nouvelle formule : plus de slalom mais un derby. Pas une voie sur un mur de neuf ...
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from daniel jung
We arrived well in Oslo! But there was still a long way to go. We had to wait 1,5h to get a rented car. At the airport we met Daila Ojeda and we drove 6 hours till we reached the meeting point which was only 290km away. Finally we arrived at 2 am and met the rest of the German team, Jule Wurm, Jan Hojer, Christian Popien and Jeremias Groß and got a very nice fishsoop. Our accommodation in luxurious holiday-houses was a big contrast to our life in Céüse. It wasn’t easy to get up so early to compete.
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from The BMC News
With a range of hill walking, climbing and mountaineering qualifications available, providing the public with a clear message about them is vitally important.
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from 9b - Everyone's Blog Posts
VIDEO livestream Live RESULTS. Program
Friday 25 June
Qualifications
09:00 Start qualifications women
13:00 End qualifications women
15:30 Start qualifications men
19:00 End qualifications men
Saturday 26 June
Semi Finals
13:00 Start semi f
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from Arc'teryx Latest News
I live in Pelvoux, a small ski resort in the national park of Les Ecrins, in France, near La Grave, a beautiful spot for freeride and mountaineering. I started pretty young with skiing competitions and got into the FIS circuit for few years. Today I am working as an independent ski, snowboard and telemark instructor in Verbier, Switzerland. My passion for skiing and telemarking got me to participate to some great competitions like the "derby de la Meije" which I won 4 times on telemark. During the summer
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from Life in the Vertical
I have recently had a flurry of request for winter guiding, and at first i was a little hesitant to reply, after all on paper I have no official qualification, however I have written pieces before highlighting the fact that you dont need a qualification to guide in the UK. Why?
Well the Health and [...]
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from Life in the Vertical
I have recently had a flurry of request for winter guiding, and at first i was a little hesitant to reply, after all on paper I have no official qualification, however I have written pieces before highlighting the fact that you don't need a qualification to guide in the UK. Why? Well the Health and Safety Executive recognises four ways to show competence: 1. Formal Qualification, 2. Experience 3. In House Training 4. Equivalent Qualification As such after thinking a little about my experience of taking
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