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Bonatti Pillar, Famed Rock Pillar That Collapssed, First Climbed 70 Years Ago

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    Set on the cliffs of New Brunswick, Carved from Stone screened at several film fests last year The post Carved from Stone Features East Coast Climbing appeared first on Gripped Magazine. https://gripped.com/video/carved-from-stone-features-east-coast-climbing/
  • Women's Boulder final | Seoul 2025

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  • Rambling In The Bugaboos by David Fay

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    We rounded the bend and there were half a dozen people lining up at the base of the route. Rock climbing pioneers had valued the virtue of good clothing: well ironed shirts, collared and tucked. We paused momentarily—not because of the crowds but because of the publicity—before stripping down to our birthday suits and soaring… https://climbingzine.com/rambling-in-the-bugaboos-by-david-fay/
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    Regrettably accepting that I will not be sincerely good at rock climbing (climb 5.12+) unless I legitimately lose 30 lbs. I'm about 205 lbs now on a 6'2 frame, which puts me at a BMI of 26.3. I've become pretty large muscle-wise after switching from climbing to BJJ, since the sport facilitates & also advantages that. Even before switching from climbing to BJJ I noticed I had to use *way* more force to hang onto certain holds than other people I climbed with, just because I weighed more. Losing 30 lbs would get me to 175 lbs, 22.5 BMI, which (limited) data suggests is around where you want to be to be decent at climbing (ideally even lower).There's also a safety aspect to this. Past 200 lbs, ropes will shred more easily when running over sharp edges after taking a fall. More force just means less safety.At age 34 though losing 30 lbs is like a fantasy. I have no idea how I would even do that. Climb Mt Si 3x/week with a 40 lb pack maybe? Spouse points out that I eat quite a lot of bread per week, so maybe will start with substituting that for something else.#climbing
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    NICAS (National Indoor Climbing Award Schemes) is proud to announce a new partnership with Access Sport to create more inclusive climbing opportunities for disabled young people across the UK. https://www.ukclimbing.com/forums/t.php?n=779143
  • British Comp Kids Free The Nose in Yosemite

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    A new trailer promises a great film about an historical ascent of the first 5.14 big wall The post British Comp Kids Free The Nose in Yosemite appeared first on Gripped Magazine. https://gripped.com/profiles/british-comp-kids-free-the-nose-in-yosemite/
  • David Fitzgerald Sends Shawn Raboutou’s Big Z V16

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    https://gripped.com/news/david-fitzgerald-sends-shawn-raboutous-big-z-v16/