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How Much Would You Give?

How Much Would You Give?

Memorial Day weekend. An opportunity seized by almost all climbers to take advantage of an extended break from our day to day lives to go climbing. Unfortunately for me, my recent thumb surgery has me sidelined and thinking.

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Adam Ondra Action Directe Video

Action Directe is one of those iconic problems that I don’t really think you can see too much footage of people climbing.  Check out Euroclimbing.com for footage of Adam Ondra on his recent repeat of this classic 5.14d.  Not the greatest footage, but the cool photos make up for it.

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Countdown To 2008 Bouldering World Cup In Vail

Countdown To 2008 Bouldering World Cup In Vail

Two weeks from today, internationally sanctioned competition climbing will make its return to U.S. soil at the Teva Mountain Games. It seems like just yesterday we were at ABS Nationals in Boulder watching people qualify!

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Carlo Traversi Paths Of Glory (V12) FA Video

Wade David has a high res video for download of Carlo Traversi doing the First Ascent of Paths Of Glory (V12) in Clear Creek Canyon, CO.  Daniel Woods made a quick 2nd ascent last weekend and commented that the problem has “really bad rock”, but it looks pretty good in the video.

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Plan D Part 4: The Tombstone Left

Plan D Part 4: The Tombstone Left

To wrap up this series of ego boosts for T-Boz here is a sequence of photos of him climbing the left side of the Tombstone (not sure if it has a name or not). Regrettably he botched his flash attempt due to uncontrollable laughter, but sent in good form on his 2nd attempt.

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Adam Ondra Repeats Action Directe (5.14d)

15 year old Adam Ondra has repeated Wolfgang Gullich’s Action Directe (5.14d) in Germany’s Frankenjura.  Read more at Czechclimbing and climbing.com.

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Plan D Part 3: The Tombstone Right

Plan D Part 3: The Tombstone Right

After Sarah & Kevlar gave the Tombstone their best efforts, Tony came down from his perch…

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