from Jon Glassberg
The past two weeks have been a whirlwind of activity over at LT11. We have been traveling, competing, making movies, editing, and climbing like its our job. In fact, it is our job, and we love it. This is the most rewarding thing I have ever committed my time to. ...
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from JackGeldard.com
The last couple of weekends I have been at Salvan as well as a few other local crags. Its been a whirlwind of catching up with friends and cragging. Heres some photos!
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from Splitter Choss
Another summer trade show has come and gone, and what a whirlwind it was. Here's a look at just about everything we saw, gear junkies, prepare to get your fix...
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from JackGeldard.com
The last few months have been quite a whirlwind. So much so that updating my blog has been low on the agenda. However the main event was undoubted a trip to Spain with a crew form North Wales. Spain was superb, with the crags around Catalunya and Lleida being absolutely must-visit destinations. I think the [...]
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from UKClimbing.com News
Bernhard Schwaiger, one of the lone wolves of bouldering, has done it again. Another ridiculously difficult FA on tiny crimps in a roof.
After realising the line was possible three weeks ago, the race against time was on. In this part of the world, the Austrian alps, winter and snow could arrive any day. Berni got to work and very nearly made it two and a half weeks later, only to fall on the very last difficult move and then, to make things worse, the snow came...
But, where there's a will,...
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from Arc'teryx Latest News
The Tehipite Sanction by Rob Pizem Tehipite dome lies in the northern portion of Kings Canyon National Park, about a mile away from the Sierra National Forest boundary. But that is not where this story begins. I had planned on a summer adventure in Alaska where my partners and I would have to trek through the bush, cross icy rivers, navigate unknown glaciers, and finally end up at an enormous unclimbed big wall. We would make base camp and establish an amazing new free route on the virgin stone. ...
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from Dream Guides Latest News Blog
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Its summit time. The bottom of the pool at the Summit Hotel Its a huge hello from a hot and sweaty Kathmandu. Most of the Dream Guides Manaslu team memebers are now here in Kathmandu, so thats Andy, Fredrik and Alan as well as myself (Kenton) We're just waiting on Charles who arrives later today and Colin who is on a fast track mission and doesn't get here until Sept 13th (Its a long story!!) As ever its great to be back in Nepal and greeted by old friends. I'm always pleaseantly surprised by how freindly
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from Dave MacLeod Climbing
Michael and myself on the Longhope route, just before the cloud and rain ended the day’s play. The crux pitch linked, I headed back to Hoy with Michael, Claire and Diff for a shot at a redpoint of the route. Time was limited, and weather and work appointments gave us one chance. The day before I walked in with Diff and we rigged ropes out in space above the crux pitch, coming in a various angles to get stable for filming. Before we left, the rain came out of nowhere and we sat in the shelter of a cave
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from Jon Glassberg
The last couple weeks have been nothing short of overwhelming. From trade shows and competitions to climbing outside, staying out late and getting up early, the whirlwind is finally over for the next couple of weeks.
After leaving Salt Lake City last weekend I headed to Boston to set boulders for the Heart of Steel competition, [...]
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from Jon Glassberg
Here is a tasty Triple Crown tidbit left over from the 2010 round of Stone Fort. Brion Voges sending King James (V10), Jeremy Walton doing Dragon Slayer (V12), and Donnovan Craig cruising Jerrys Kids (V7).
The past week has been a whirlwind of bad luck. The New River GIANTS shoot has been cursed and bad luck [...]
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