Why You Should Enter a Climbing Competition, Even if You Suck
Competitions, even the ones that go horribly, can teach you more about climbing than outdoor projects ever could. (From 2021)
Competitions, even the ones that go horribly, can teach you more about climbing than outdoor projects ever could. (From 2021)
This climber knew “the fall would be clean” so committed to running out the crux. He almost made it.
Because style matters.
We climbers love our labels, but figuring out just what type of climber you really are begs defining.
Gadd’s dramatic moment—and its aftermath—lies at the center of “Will Power,” episode 9 of the 10-part “The Edge of the Unknown with Jimmy Chin” series. It begins streaming on National Geographic / Disney+ on Tuesday September 13.
A failed clip, an inverted whip, nearly decks ... what the heck?
At an age when most kids are playing Qwirkle, these two have their Mixed Game on and are leading the way.
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Tyler Kempney swept the field with back-to-back wins in this year’s UIAA Euro Cup series.
One competition athlete travels to Moscow—and unlocks a training secret she didn’t expect.
A competitive ice climber wins her first big competition—and finds that the secret to success is still a whole lot of failure.
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Ice and mixed cragging galore in America’s ice capital
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Leverage your position! Stein pulling utilizes opposing forces for ultra-solid placements.