Watch Hazel Findlay Return to 5.13 R, 9 Years After Grisly Decking
“But watching them climb got me psyched, and the upper crux felt very easy on top rope, so I thought I should just go for it.”
Hazel Findlay
Hazel Findlay, Alex Honnold Establish Two Serious Walls in Greenland
An eclectic crew made the first ascents of a 3,750-foot 5.11- X and a 1,500-foot 5.12c while collecting data to inform climate-change scientists.
A Roll of Tinfoil Got Hazel Findlay Up This Wet, Scary 5.13 R Trad Line
"It wasn’t the experience I’d signed up for, but a more challenging experience I’ll learn from. I’m glad I didn’t back down that day."
Tap The Flow State To Climb Your Best. Sounds Absurd? Believe It.
When we're in a flow state we not only climb our best but also feel our best—it doesn’t matter if we fail because we know we could not have done any better.
Watch Hazel Findlay Solo Soap On A Rope (5.11c)
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Interview: Inside Hazel Findlay’s Redpoint of Magic Line (5.14c)
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Trailer: Pretty Strong
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Summit Roundtable Podcast: Remembering Brad Gobright, Nose Ascents, Olympic Updates, and More
Go behind-the-scenes with the Climbing Magazine staff.
The Indestructibles: Hazel Findlay
Five top climbers who came back stronger than ever
Hazel Findlay: From Shoulder Surgery to 8c/5.14b
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Hazel Findlay Makes the FA of Tainted Love (5.13d)
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Kodak Courage: Are Climbers Taking More Chances for the Camera?
As pro climbers strive to maintain sponsor attention, they are often forced to seek out harder, bigger, or bolder lines—and then to do them for the camera.
Flash: 6 Inspiring Climbing Photos
FEBRUARY 12, 2016 EDITION
Trailer: Africa Fusion – Alex Honnold and Hazel Findlay in South Africa
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