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    From difficult rock climbs to remote alpine objectives, Helmut von Microys was a leading climber of his generation The post Helmut von Microys, 91, Canadian Climbing Pioneer, Dies in Ottawa appeared first on Gripped Magazine. https://gripped.com/news/helmut-von-microys-91-canadian-climbing-pioneer-dies-in-ottawa/
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    And then there’s Lizard Head. I have never climbed such rotten volcanic rock in my life. I didn’t know volcanic rock could be so chossy. The real kicker, which I mulled over as I struggled to not fall off the decomposing top pitch, was that this was first climbed in 1921—a century ago!—one of the… https://climbingzine.com/lizard-head-choss-photo-essay-steve-crusher-bartlett/
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    Italian climbers Camilla Moroni and Pietro Vidi have repeated Histoire sans Fin (8b+ 200m) on Petit Clocher du Portalet, Switzerland, with Moroni making the first female free ascent https://www.climber.co.uk/news/first-female-ascent-and-fast-repeat-of-histoire-sans-fin-f8b-by-moroni-and-vidi/
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    Every year, the AAC bestows awards to climbing changemakers and celebrates their accomplishments at the AAC Gala. We’ll be announcing those award winners in mid July, but first, we wanted to give our listeners a sneak peak into the stories awaiting you, through diving into the life and personality of one awardee.  We invited the alpinist and climber Kelly Cordes, who will be receiving the Pinnacle Award this year, onto the pod to celebrate his outstanding mountaineering and climbing achievements, and simply to ramble a bit and tell good stories. Though too humble to brag, Cordes is known for his bold ascents, including the Azeem Ridge on Great Trango Tower, a link-up on Cerro Torre, many first ascents in Peru and Alaska, as well as his “disaster style” and “suffer well” philosophy. With a 20-year lens, we have Cordes reflect on the Azeem Ridge story and tell it anew with all that he’s learned since then. We also spend some time talking about his writing life, including supporting editing the AAJ for 12 years, and co-writing the bestseller, The Push, with his close friend Tommy Caldwell. Dive in to get just a taste of Cordes’ story, and why he’s committed to suffering well. Episode Resources: Learn More About Kelly Cordes The Full Azeem Ridge AAJ Report Learn About the AAC Gala https://americanalpineclub.org/news/2025/6/26/suffer-well-a-climbing-and-life-philosophy-with-kelly-cordes
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    Last weekend, the IFSC World Cup circuit landed in the home of US competition climbing, Salt Lake City, for the third boulder World Cup of the season. https://www.ukclimbing.com/forums/t.php?n=781750
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    A new video featuring the first free ascent of El Chaman Loco just dropped The post New 14-Pitch 5.14b in Mexico is a Beast appeared first on Gripped Magazine. https://gripped.com/news/new-14-pitch-5-14b-in-mexico-is-a-beast/
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    Less than a year after climbing her first 5.14, Veronica Chik has ticked her first V10 The post Nine-Year-Old Climbs V10 Traverse in China appeared first on Gripped Magazine. https://gripped.com/news/nine-year-old-climbs-v10-traverse-in-china/
  • To Chip or Not to Chip by Adam Ondra

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    I love being challenged by the nature that has been sculpting the rock faces of our planet for many centuries. Nature is the most superior routesetter, and I believe that even for contemporary routesetters in the climbing gyms, nature is the source of their primary inspiration. But just like routesetters in the gym, nature doesn’t… https://climbingzine.com/to-chip-or-not-to-chip-by-adam-ondra/