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  • Tyler Thompson Climbs a Jonathan Siegrist 5.14d

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    Thompson made the fourth ascent of Siegrist's Hundred Proof in Nevada The post Tyler Thompson Climbs a Jonathan Siegrist 5.14d appeared first on Gripped Magazine. https://gripped.com/news/tyler-thompson-climbs-a-jonathan-siegrist-5-14d/
  • Interesting article about climbing and OCD

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    Interesting article about climbing and OCD.Fear is certainly a big part of the sport, particularly lead climbing, and learning to deal constructively with fear is one of the most rewarding parts. https://www.climbing.com/culture-climbing/what-it-feels-like-to-climb-with-obsessive-compulsive-disorder/#Climbing #OCD #Fear
  • Sketch Amazon Gear

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    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sJaClMAXrW0
  • Lučka Rakovec 🇸🇮 | Athlete of the Week

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    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8uqF02_wIjU
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    Hamish McArthur has made the eagerly awaited second ascent of Megatron (Font 9A), Shawn Raboutou’s test-piece boulder in Eldorado Canyon, US. https://www.climber.co.uk/news/hamish-mcarthur-nails-coveted-second-ascent-of-megatron-font-9a/
  • New WI5 in Italy Looks Like a Classic

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    Found next to an established route, the new 4Matic would be a must-climb anywhere - even with the four-hour approach The post New WI5 in Italy Looks Like a Classic appeared first on Gripped Magazine. https://gripped.com/news/new-wi5-in-italy-looks-like-a-classic/
  • September Forums Update

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    Hello and welcome to the OpenBeta Forums' September update! It's been a pretty wild couple months here as @bean and I try to set things up here. To give you a bit of history, before these forums were re-branded under the OpenBeta banner, it served as a news aggregator for climbing news publications. I was finding that I was missing certain important events (related to the 2024 Olympic qualifier series, mostly) and wanted one single place to check for climbing news. To achieve that, I turned to my old friend RSS (remember that?) in order to proactively pull in content from all sorts of publications, @Gripped, @climbing, @HowNOT2, etc... All of that still remains, and can be viewed in the @news and @videos categories. By August I teamed up with @viet and @bean to re-brand the forums to expand OpenBeta's social reach. The idea of running a forum paired very nicely with OpenBeta's mission to advocate for a free exchange of beta and ideas, as well as an underlying current of maintaining freedom of content ownership. We want the OpenBeta forums to be your one-stop shop for climbing-related news and discussion. Help us make it happen by joining the conversation today! A couple new items this month to introduce: You don't need to actually visit the site to be kept up-to-date. You can register your for push notifications and receive updates straight to your device. This works in-tandem with the in-app notifications, and email notifications/digests. We updated the main homepage to a more "feed-style" concept, which highlights content more than a traditional category/topic layout. There are obviously many opinions on whether this is preferable or not, but in the meantime, the original category listing layout can be found at /categories. N.B. The NodeBB team has generously provided hosting for OpenBeta, and in exchange, we get to test our brand-new functionality before it is released, win-win!
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    I’ve been loving this 25-liter pack for its extremely light weight, durability, and surprisingly low price. https://www.climbing.com/gear/review-blue-ice-stache-ul-excellent-backpack-climbing/