Check out this climbing wall in the Netherlands that weighs in at a staggering 120 ft tall
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Interview With Flannery & Asher Shay-Nemirow
Interview with siblings Flannery & Asher Shay-Nemirow
What’s In The Mags: October 2010
A look at the latest issues of Climbing, Deadpoint and Urban Climber for October 2010
Chris Sharma Wins Innovative Deep Water Soloing Comp In Spain
Chris Sharma won an innovative DWS comp in Bilbao, Spain over the weekend which has a lot of people talking
Carlo Traversi Sends The Dagger (V14) In Cresciano
Carlo Taversi is having himself quite the year…
Woods, Puccio & Litz Establish Hard Boulders
This weekend saw some interesting news on the bouldering front with hard FAs by the likes of Daniel Woods, Alex Puccio and James Litz
Video Friday: The Beta Horse Pens 40 2010
Part 2 of 2010′s “The Beta” series follows Adam Henry as he climbs two problems at Horse Pens 40, AL

Possible V13 At Rock Creek By Charlie Barrett
The Bishop Bouldering Blog reports that Charlie Barrett established a sit start to Compression Session (V9) at Rock Creek near Bishop, CA to yield a potential V13 called Lessons. Barrett then moved over to Yosemite where he repeated Matt Wilder’s stunning V12 Shadow Warrior which gives me an excuse to link to this video on DPM featuring multiple repeats of said problem.
Sailing, Jamming And Climbing On The West Coast Of Greenland
Nicolas Favresee, Sean Villanueva, Olivier Favresee and Ben Ditto spent their summer sailing up and down the west coast of Greenland climbing some amazing new big walls
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Nina Caprez Repeats Mind Control (5.14c)
February 21, 2012
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Busy Times In Hueco
February 20, 2012
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Double Mind Control (5.14c) Send Day
February 17, 2012
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Video Friday – 2/17/2012
February 17, 2012
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“Fuerza My People”
February 16, 2012
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Daniel Woods Wins North Face Cup, Climbs Hard Boulders In Japan
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Brushing Up On Some History
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News & Notes
Nina Caprez Repeats Mind Control (5.14c)
Just a day or two after Daila Ojeda did the FFA of Mind Control (5.14c) at Oliana Nina Caprez succeeded in redpointing the route as well. She calls the route a “perfect line” on her blog where she also had this to say about the grade:
5 CommentsThe grade of Mind Control is really not extreme. If somebody will downgread, why not. But honestly, grades are so unimportant. I’ve had the chance to climb such a fantastic line and I feel so alive and my body is full of energy and power. I can realize my dreams, what else counts in live?
Double Mind Control (5.14c) Send Day
It was a big day on the big wall at Oliana yesterday as both Daila Ojeda and Joe Kinder grabbed repeats of Chris Sharma’s Mind Control1, a stunning 5.14c most famous for being onsighted by Adam Ondra. Big Up Productions is still out in Spain so look for footage of all this Spain stuff at, presumably, this year’s Reel Rock Tour. Footage of Ojeda working Mind Control last year can be seen in this Sterling Rope spot.
- Mind Control now has two check marks on the unofficial list of reasons a hard route can be downgraded—it’s been onsighted and Joe Kinder climbed it a woman climbed it—so look for that in the near future. ↩
“Fuerza My People”
In a post on Five Ten’s site Dave Graham reflects in his usual style on the last few months of 2011 which culminated with his FA of Memory is Parallax (V14):
3 CommentsIn a day and age where each boulder problem is argued to be less and less significant (its not that hard, its not that cool, its not that tall, its not what I like, no one will go there, blah blah blah) I find it truly important to share when things do matter. When something I have done a boulder is significant. I took a lot from this experience as a person, even though I just climbed a rock, it was a massive milestone, and a true personal accomplishment, but it was because of how it fit into my life, where I was when I did it, and where I came from before I started trying it.





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