# Tyler Algeo

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EP 95: Tyler Algeo — Starting a Climbing Gym in Africa, Climb Malawi, and Raising Black Sons as a White Dad

Tyler Algeo is a Canadian who moved to Africa and started a climbing gym, with the goal of creating a socio-economically inclusive climbing community in Malawi. We talked about learning to climb in Ireland, living in Africa, founding Climb Malawi, adopting and raising his two black sons, Tyler’s wo…

Scott Pagel & Tyler Algeo | Being Good Climbing Partners

A good climbing partner can be your greatest asset. If you dispute this, it's because you've never had a great partner, and you're just going to have to trust me.  This episode could easily have been categorized as a Not So Average Joe episode, or it could have damn near been one of our upcoming P…

A Look Back and What’s Next | Kris interviewed by Zach Alexander and Lana Stigura

EPISODE 2motherfuckinghundred. WHAT?? Thanks for riding with us for all this time. In this episode, Kris gets grilled by friends Zach and Lana on all things about the podcast. Where we've been and where we're headed. Some of the other episodes mentioned in this episode are: Ep. 12 POE with Will A…

What's the Point of Use?

A very Happy New Year and welcome to the first TalkWater episode of 2019!  As trailed in our End of Year Web Briefing, BlueTech is about to publish a report on opportunities in Point of Use and water treatment monitoring – an area of increasing interest as newer technologies and products are combin…

BUILDER | Lucia Li and Noah Steinberg Are Pushing Their Sport Climbing Limits

Lucia Li and Noah Steinberg are an up-and-coming climbing power couple. From Michigan, they call the Red River Gorge their home climbing area, and they are making sure to cement their place there. After using one of our Ebook training plans, they both had breakout seasons – and then they upped the …

TAPED TIPS | Surprising Ways To Optimize A Climbing Partnership

Learn more about The Climbing Academy!   While things like finger strength, power, and technique are incredibly important for climbing harder, partners have the potential to make or break nearly every performance. What's more, there are a few surprising aspects about being a good partner that we…