from Videoclimb.com, The best climbing videos on the net
Black Diamond athlete Chris Schulte put together this great bouldering video that’s about more than just bouldering.
Author: BD
Climber: Chris Schulte
Location: US
Language: EN
published: 9 months ago
|
downloaded: 9 months ago
|
66 views
from Stevie Haston
Add caption There was a bit too much trash in my bachelor flat, and it was starting to smell a bit, so I very sensibly thought I’d take the trash out. Well a few days later when I finally did take the trash out it was raining, so I got the turn-ups of my trousers wet, as I wore slippers instead of shoes, and my bare bake got an unexpected wash, which admittedly was a plus. Anyway, thinking about what a tosser I was, I then for no accountable reason threw my keys with the trash into the recycling bin. ...
published: 10 months ago
|
downloaded: 10 months ago
|
94 views
from Arc'teryx Latest News
Sweating hard, I took another step and plunged boot-deep in the soft snow. The rope pulled sharply at my harness. “You need to slow down dude, I can’t go as fast as you,” Chris urged. He was right; we were gaining nothing by working this hard on the approach. It was 11:00 am, the sun, a rare-sight in this mountain range, was shining brightly down on us. The snow was isothermal. The mighty east face of Cerro Torre leered above, taunting me. This was the culmination of a season spent biding time, ...
published: 11 months ago
|
downloaded: 10 months ago
|
78 views
from climbidaho.com
This just in from Corey King. You can see more of his pics at http://tinyurl.com/4298erm The 1st Ever Dierkes Clean Crank on May 14th, 2011 was a success! We had 38 volunteers show up for the clean-up which started at 9:30am. People were surprised at the amount of trash that was found amongst our crag [...]
published: 12 months ago
|
downloaded: 11 months ago
|
56 views
from Happiegrrrl Climbing
Well, first 19.5, actually. It's 10:30am and I am lolly-gagging at a rest stop on Hwy 17 near Bath, NY. Got a late start yesterday, leaving New Paltz between 2:30 and 3pm. The van has been running smoothly and it makes me nervous to feel comfortable about that; so many people took one look at Swanky and shook their heads sadly, that I fear something catastrophic will occur along the way. Please universe, protect me from that! After driving past the Mohonk Preserve one last time, and waving good-bye to my
published: about 1 year ago
|
downloaded: about 1 year ago
|
59 views
from Splitter Choss
A quick heads up to all Rifle climbers out there that this weekend, Saturday, August 21st, is the annual Rifle Mountain Park Clean-up day. This yearly get together is a day to go out and climb, pick up trash and perhaps help out with a few more major projects as well, such as fixing bridges [...]
published: about 1 year ago
|
downloaded: about 1 year ago
|
76 views
from Mountains and Water
I have been up in the high country quite a bit recently and have been considering what it is that makes alpine bouldering different from bouldering in the lowlands or the gym. Clearly above all it is the magnificence of the surroundings, their relative inaccessibility and the presence of powerful natural forces, sublime even, that have created the playground upon which we climb. Other famous bouldering areas in the US such as Bishop, Hueco, etc., in the end lack this fundamental characteristic of an ...
published: about 1 year ago
|
downloaded: about 1 year ago
|
146 views
from Climbing Site-Blog
a quaff swims like a trash can
published: about 1 year ago
|
downloaded: about 1 year ago
|
22 views
from Happiegrrrl Climbing
Living on a nature preserve is certainly different than residing within a municipality such as Chelsea in Manhattan, but it's not without it's own society. At first I wasn't really conscious of the connection that the preserve created between myself and the many others who come to this land, whether for only a portion of one day out of their entire life, or as a regular user here on a frequent or even near daily basis. Sure, I noticed others about me, and interacted with them on a variety of levels, but I
published: about 1 year ago
|
downloaded: about 1 year ago
|
110 views
from The Adventure Blog
It now looks that it is officially over on Everest for the season, as reports are that the Sherpas are bringing down all the gear and trash on both the North and South Sides of the mountain. The weather has taken a turn, and it seems that the monsoon has moved in, signaling an end to the climbing there, at least until the fall. Despite all of that, it seems there are still a few things to report on, even most of the climbers are now either back in Kathmandu or well on their way. Before I get on with the
published: over 2 years ago
|
downloaded: over 2 years ago
|
59 views
