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We gathered ten of the best articles about age published in Rock and Ice and Climbing in the last few years. Together, they can help you stay engaged with the sport well into your golden years.

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These reader submitted tips solve common climbing problems, or just make climbing a bit easier.

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From making a cheaper stick clip to peeing in a bag, our readers got you covered.

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From a way to get cheap sunglasses, to improving the cordalette, our readers have you covered with these tips.

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From better boinking to a cleaner way to fill your chalk bag, savor these tips from climbers like you.

When it was first climbed by Boone Speed in 1994, roughly four months before Kiersch was born, Super Tweak was the hardest route in America established by an American.

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Bayes Wilder begins the climb with intricate sequencing and a comical whimper or two, protesting, "Ow, that hurts," upon reaching a knobby little prow hold.

An aesthetic film about Aidan Roberts putting up new hard lines in the Lake District—and repeating some classics.

Do you want to be more comfortable taking lead falls? Mateusz Haładaj shows us one way to expedite the process...

It's a tension line with toehooks and sidepulls, and it sure looks pretty hard.

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A short film about the daughter of two high-level climbers having a great day outdoors.

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The Curious Doctor has released a video about how we use (or fail to use) biomechanics to our advantage when climbing.

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Don't know who will be competing tonight? Here's the list.

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Our on site photographers Jon Glassberg and Jess Talley captured climbing's Olympians before they take the big stage.

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Allen was attempting a new route on K2’s southeast face

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A botched sequence, a foothold missed, and a long fall over opposed nuts!

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Izzy Moore of Costa Rica drops clear out of the frame. It is a massive fall (guessing 40 feet), and at the end his feet are not that much higher than the head of a person on the ground.

The problem is so burly. Maddening. But Shauna Coxsey can't "let this one get away."

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You wouldn't want to take this fall. Those falls. So many falls into a roiling sea.

"Beta breaker," Molly Thompson-Smith writes on Instagram. "When they say jump, I say… no thanks?"

"Much harder than it looks." Daniel Krolop paws at the features in search of a good hold, but eventually ... "First ascents are tough here."

Says Condie: “I’ve always said that my superpower in climbing is being able to separate my self-worth from my climbing ability."

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He had done the route before. Why worry? He slung in a nut, expecting to cruise the crux and then place a good #3 cam. Uh-oh, big mistake ...

Phillip Bay and Brian Degenhardt were on top of Higher Cathedral Spire when they saw this fearsome act of nature. If you take one thing from the article to which this post is related, it is that rockfall on El Cap and elsewhere is continual—take, and wear, your helmet.

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On 8 Ounces to Freedom, she must pull the pivot around an initial high heel-toe, or else. Then: a study in progress by inches.

He places a high foothold that, as he stretches upward, pops. He resets, latches the target hold. But when tries to move his other hand ...

Gear up your favorite climbing partner, your dad, and save.

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Weekend Whipper shows an upside-down fall from a desert roof, and why it's more important to wear a helmet than a shirt.

Hear their thoughts and how they are preparing on the eve of this momentous event in their lives.

A good spot is often taken for granted, but spotters are unsung heroes, our invisible ropes when our feet leave the ground

Get out of the dir, live in style at the campground and save a bundle

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Video replay of the Boulder World Cup in Salt Lake City. Natalia Grossman takes the gold. Brooke Raboutou wins bronze.

If you’re the type of climber that fantasizes about splitter cracks in the Creek, froths over long runouts on alpine granite, and has YouTubed “how to place a hex,” you are surely going to salivate over the deals that Backcountry.com is offering on trad gear. With discounts up to 30% off on everything from cams to crack shoes, you are not going to want to miss out on this.

Even if he were wearing a helmet, this would've hurt.

Alex Honnold ascends 1,000 feet of sheer rock to the top of the tepui, a remote “island in the sky” deep in the Amazon jungle.

Right now Wild Country is offering wicked discounts on a bunch of gear at Backcountry.com. You’ll find deals on everything from cams to ascenders to quickdraws and more. With most items listed at 25% off, you surely won’t want to miss this.

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