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    Went climbing today for the first time in ages. The extra weight I put on at Christmas was definitely having an effect on how well my arms were working at hauling my lump up the wall. (And I already suffer with a disproportionate body weight to muscle strength ratio!) I did a lot better than I anticipated, and stayed for longer, so wins all around.#climbing #bouldering
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    During a stormbound retreat, a single ice axe prevented catastrophe for an entire climbing team The post The Belay: How an Ice Axe Saved Lives on K2 in 1953 appeared first on Gripped Magazine. https://gripped.com/profiles/the-belay-how-an-ice-axe-saved-lives-on-k2-in-1953/
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    A new film features the American on several test-piece lines The post William Moss on Bold 5.14 Trad Routes appeared first on Gripped Magazine. https://gripped.com/video/william-moss-on-bold-5-14-trad-routes/
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    The women's and men's speed records on Grand Mulets were recently set by two French climbers The post Climbers Bag Speed Records on Mont Blanc appeared first on Gripped Magazine. https://gripped.com/news/climbers-bag-speed-records-on-mont-blanc/
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    In this episode, we talk to AAC member, alpinist, and ski mountaineer, Maddie Miller, about a Nepal trip gone wrong–what she hoped was going to be a level-up in her climbing career, turned into a medical evacuation. At 16,200 feet, Maddie started experiencing signs of the extremely life-threatening medical condition HAPE, or High Altitude Pulmonary Edema. Thankfully, she had the ability to call for a helicopter, and get emergency care–all covered by her AAC rescue benefit and medical expense coverage. We dive into her experience with the freaky feeling of gurgling lungs, what other people don’t realize about this extremely deadly medical diagnosis, and what it means to feel as fit as possible but still affected by altitude. Learn More about Maddie Miller Learn More about AAC Rescue Benefit Discover Melissa Arnot Reid’s Book https://americanalpineclub.org/news/2025/5/8/drowning-at-altitude-a-nepal-rescue-story
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    If you spend time in the back country of Oregon hiking, skiing, climbing, scrambling, hunting.... you learn about HB3140, a bill in the Oregon legislature to fix recreational use liability. if it doesn't pass, you are likely to lose recreational access to public and private lands you currently enjoy.learn more, including how to support the bill at:https://protectoregonrec.org/#hiking #climbing #skiing oregon #activism
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    Depot Climbing continues its commitment to advancing indoor rock climbing in the UK by opening one of Europe's biggest mixed-use climbing centres in Wythenshawe, South Manchester. https://www.ukclimbing.com/forums/t.php?n=777235
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    https://gripped.com/news/anna-hazelnutt-sends-5-13d-runout-slab-at-smith-rock/