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Video Friday – 1/27/2012
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Kruk & Kennedy Weigh In On Cerro Torre Controversy
Jason Kruk and Hayden Kennedy weigh on the recent Cerro Torre controversy
If Only We Could All Be Failures Like Adam Ondra
Adam Ondra offers brief glimpses that he might, in fact, be a human
Woods & Traversi Getting Things Done On The Frontrange
Daniel Woods repeats does the 2nd ascent of a V14 and Carlo Traversi opens a potential V13, both in Colorado
The Plot Thickens On Cerro Torre
The plot thickens on Cerro Torre as Kennedy & Kruk’s “fair means” ascent of the Compressor route is quickly followed by David Lama’s first free ascent.
Deep North: A Trip To The Arrigetch Peaks With Caldwell & Kennedy
Courtesy of Patagonia comes a short video of Tommy Caldwell & Hayden Kennedy exploring the Alaskan Bush
Video Friday – 1/20/2012
It was an interesting week in the climbing movie space with the release of Wizard’s Apprentice and Park Life in quick succession. These two movies in particular provided an interesting juxtaposition of styles. On the one hand you had the LT11 crew psyched and feeding off each other’s energy as they bouldered as a group in Yosemite, [...]
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Understanding Patagonia
The news from the other day aside, things happening in Patagonia are usually outside my purview. It’s not that I don’t respect what climbers do there, it’s more that I have a hard time identifying with what it must be like to climb there since I’ve never done anything like it. Posts like this one from Mikey Schaefer that combine a story about a new route on the south face of Poincenot with some incredible photos sure do help though.
More From Honnold On Too Big To Flail
Alex Honnold talks with PlanetMountain about his new highball in Bishop called Too Big To Flail:
This might be the biggest line that I’ve seen at the Buttermilks but it’s hard to say for sure because there is so much rock out there. It’s definitely rare though to find such a high-quality line on such good rock.
Defining Your Style
Carlo Traversi shares his thoughts on defining one’s climbing style in a recent interview for The Bouldering Book
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Video Friday – 1/27/2012
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Kruk & Kennedy Weigh In On Cerro Torre Controversy
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If Only We Could All Be Failures Like Adam Ondra
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Woods & Traversi Getting Things Done On The Frontrange
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The Plot Thickens On Cerro Torre
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Deep North: A Trip To The Arrigetch Peaks With Caldwell & Kennedy
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Video Friday – 1/20/2012
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