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Talking Speed, Training, and Decompressing with Team USA’s Zach Hammer

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    There will be three stops in the United States and two in Canada in 2026 – don't miss the action! The post Here’s Where the North American Cup Series Is Going in 2026 appeared first on Gripped Magazine. https://gripped.com/indoor-climbing/heres-where-the-north-american-cup-series-is-going-in-2026/
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    A new documentary by guidebook author Richie Patterson about a local climber following his passion The post Gali Ares Has Been Bolting Routes in Spain for 30 Years appeared first on Gripped Magazine. https://gripped.com/news/gali-ares-has-been-bolting-routes-in-spain-for-30-years/
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    The finals were incredibly close, with the top five athletes only achieving a single top each The post Team USA’s Annie Sanders Wins First World Cup of the Year appeared first on Gripped Magazine. https://gripped.com/indoor-climbing/team-usas-annie-sanders-wins-first-world-cup-of-the-year/
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    Jim Pope has made a quick repeat of Pete Whittaker Burbage South testpiece, Dynamics of Change (E9 7a). https://www.climber.co.uk/news/jim-pope-makes-third-ascent-of-dynamics-of-change-e9-7a/
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    Laura Rogoga has just ended a short trip to Oliana, Spain and leaves with seven routes of F8b+ and above including an F8c on-sight and F9a send. https://www.climber.co.uk/news/laura-rogora-is-blazing-through-2025/
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    It's so satisfying sending a route at the end of a session when I'm ready to go home but decide to give the project one last go. Today I was working a long traversing problem (v5ish) that has a fun mix of heel hooks, throws and fancy footwork while locked off on marginal slopers. Last time I was in the gym (before holiday travel) I finally linked all the sections and today I was consistently getting past the crux but just didn't have the energy for the easy-ish but dynamic move that followed. Was ready to pack it in but decided one more go to to dial in the first 2/3rds of the route wouldn't hurt... And everything clicked. Just floated through all the hard moves and hit the final dynamic move with that satisfying stick that tells you your hand is **not** coming off and then easily reached the top. Maybe resigning myself to waiting a few more days to send freed up enough mental energy to give me that little boost I needed.#bouldering #climbing #climber
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    At a grade of 5.15a, it's his hardest outdoor rock route to date The post Mejdi Schalck Climbs Famous Sharma Deep Water Solo appeared first on Gripped Magazine. https://gripped.com/news/mejdi-schalck-climbs-famous-sharma-deep-water-solo/