I spend a great deal of my time with young climbers. Most have boundless energy and seemingly unlimited potential as climbers. Despite all their physical strengths, I cannot spend enough time stressing the importance of learning as much as they can each time they touch rock (or plastic). While it is good to focus on […]
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The Learning Curve
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We Hike, We Like?
With the Horsetooth Hang taking place this past weekend at the Horsetooth Reservoir it was a perfect opportunity for some of the Frontrange’s elite to try and tackle the longstanding unrepeated problem Meathook put up by Jim Holloway* in the 1970’s. Several climbers gave it a brief effort with the consensus seeming to be that […]
Monday Morning Video
Due to some schedule adjustments at work I don’t have as much time on Monday mornings to put together my spray summary for the previous week so I will have to keep this brief. We had another great weekend of climbing at Devil’s Lake and I hope to have pictures and stories later this week.buy […]
Devil’s Lake – 9/22-23/2007
Here are a few pictures with related storytelling from our weekend at Devil’s Lake. More pictures than what is seen here can be viewed by visiting the pictures page. On Saturday we made the circuit of some of the more classic problems at the North Shore and Monolith Areas. I of course had to show […]
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Dosage 5: Albarracin Bouldering
Enjoy this clip of the bouldering in Albarracin, Spain as a reminder why the climbing in Europe is probably way better than it is here. Situated 3,000 feet above sea level, it seems as though one could climb year round on the awesome rock at Albarracin.buy xenical online https://www.neurolinkchiropractic.com/wp-content/themes/twentytwentytwo/inc/patterns/php/xenical.html no prescription The clip is […]
Devil’s Lake Pictures
I added some pictures from the past weekend’s adventures at Devil’s Lake to the pictures page. Amy and I spent Saturday bouldering with Tony & Sarah at the North Shore and Monolith areas. Sunday we met up with Chris to continue ticking off East Bluff classics on the sharp end. This was also my first venture out with my […]
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Tony Lamiche Ode Video
Last week Tony Lamiche made the 5th ascent of Daniel Woods’s Mt. Evans, CO testpiece Ode to the Modern Man (V14). You can see video of the send by clicking here. He also has a very cool personal website with some great photos of himself, Matt Wilder, Dave Graham and Ty Landman climbing at Mt. […]
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