Climbers Archives: Emily Harrington

“Why On Earth Don’t I Live Here?”

Posted November 30, 2011 at 8:45 pm · Comments { 5 } ·

Writing for Five Ten about his recent time spent in Kentucky’s Red River Gorge¹, Dave Graham unleashes another classic entry for the internet to enjoy:

I will admit, as this is my second trip to this place, I am blown away by the quality of the rock, the natural nature of the way the routes flow. The fact that I have never dedicated some time to climbing here confuses me, and makes me question whether I even know what the hell I am doing after climbing for 15 years.

Why on earth don’t I live here?
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And writing on her blog, Emily Harrington offers some pictures and some insights she gained from climbing with Graham the past couple of weeks:

Dave is one of those individuals who doesn’t train for climbing. He doesn’t believe in it. Instead, he believes in his own creativity and self-expression, and it’s evident when he climbs.
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He never stops believing in his ability to do a move or complete a route….As Dave has shown me, sometimes using your mind is more important than everything else.
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A time that has been plagued by fickle weather and trips to the mall to visit Hot Topic ↩

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Red River Gorge

Emily Harrington Climbing Waka Flocka (5.14b) In Rifle

Posted November 14, 2011 at 3:18 pm · Comments { 3 } ·

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5.14b In Rifle By Emily Harrington

Posted October 21, 2011 at 7:32 am · Comments { 0 } ·

The historic season of sending in Rifle continues as Climbing reports that Emily Harrington repeated Joe Kinder’s Waka Flocka (5.14b), her first of the grade in Rifle.

Update – More from Harrington on her blog:

I learned alot from climbing on Waka Flocka. I learned how to climb more powerfully, to try harder, and to have patience. Like Chris said, every route is a process, and even the mental aspects don’t come easily. Most importantly though, I realized through this experience how important climbing is to me. I went through a phase a few years ago where I wasn’t sure if climbing was my true passion, or if I’d just gone down that path subconsciously because I didn’t know any different.
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It took several years to realize how much I care about this sport and the lifestyle that goes along with it.
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I am fortunate to have this life, and I wouldn’t want it any different.