
The 17 Things I Wish I’d Known Before I Got Really into Climbing
When I began climbing 37 years ago, the only way in was through mentorship, climbing clubs, and how-to tomes like
When I began climbing 37 years ago, the only way in was through mentorship, climbing clubs, and how-to tomes like
When it comes to climber’s kits, their belay device is one of the most important pieces. Nowadays, there are about
In the guiding world, we talk a lot about a concept called “edge safety.” For first-timers, it may not be
“Sloper” is a term that rock climbers use to refer to rounded holds. In contrast to a crimp, an edge,
In my work as a climbing guide, I frequently offer introduction courses for leading trad. The following article is a
In my work as a climbing guide, I frequently work with budding trad leaders who want to improve their skills.
If you need to top out a boulder problem or pull yourself onto a ledge while climbing, chances are you’ll
It’s natural to fear falling—it’s one of the few inborn, intuitive fears we all share, a protective mechanism meant to
Once you’ve been climbing for a little while, you may start feeling a plateau, as though you’ve reached a point
If you’ve ever seen people jumping around the climbing gym, throwing themselves at holds way above their heads, you might’ve
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