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New V14 In Moe’s Valley By Isaac Caldiero

Isaac Caldiero has opened a potential V14 in southern Utah’s Moe’s Valley called Force of Nature according to his 8a scorecard:

SO Psyched!! By far the hardest piece of stone i’ve ever climbed, spent so many days trying, lost count.
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6 hard V11 moves into a V12 move.

A few pictures of the line can be seen here.

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Jan Hojer Repeating The Big Island (V15)

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ABS 14 Nationals To Stream Live February 23

ABS 14 Nationals To Stream Live February 23

Exciting news about the upcoming 14th edition of ABS Nationals

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Alex Honnold On Joe Rogan’s Podcast [NSFW]

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Daniel Woods Takes Down Longterm Project…In The Gym

Indoor climbing doesn’t matter, right?  Sure, people get psyched about comps, but nobody cares about when someone sends a regular problem set at the gym, right?
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 Right?  Well, maybe not.

A couple of nights ago Daniel Woods climbed a longstanding project at the CATS training facility in Boulder, CO.  CATS is a bit unique in that problems are set and then left on the wall for years, allowing climbers time to project something long-term.  The so-called Bubbble Wrap project was one such problem at CATS that had rebuffed efforts by some of the world’s best boulderers over the past five years until Woods was able to climb it the other night1.

Like I said, indoor sends are not normally a big deal, but a funny thing happened after Woods’ send.  James O’Connor posted a video of the send that generated a lot of activity on Facebook and racked up over 10,000 views in the first 24 hours it was online.  Does this mean indoor sends now somehow “matter” in the grand scheme of things2?  I doubt it—I’m inclined to agree with Jamie Emerson’s thoughts on the issue—but it’s clear that this sort of thing does resonate strongly with many of us on some level.

I know I’m that much more psyched to get into the gym this weekend to pull down3.

  1. I can’t say for sure, but it seems likely that Woods put more work into climbing this problem than just about anything he’s climbed outside.
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     Think about that for a second.
  2.  Ignoring any arguments that climbing itself doesn’t matter
  3.  But I’d still rather be climbing outside
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Climberism Interviews Jimmy Webb

Interesting interview with Jimmy Webb by Climberism covering Webb’s recent trip to the Northeast that saw him flash a V13 among other things:

You know, I have never really seen myself as “in the spotlight.”  I’m a small-town climber and when it comes to the southeast we are so far outside of the “climbing bubble.” Everyone kind of has this “who gives a shit” attitude and I love it.  I have always been very integrated in to the community here and the people will keep you in check.
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Nalle Hukkataival Repeats Blood Of A Young Wolf (V14)

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