O TYM ODCINKU
We're doing things a little differently this time. The Climbing staff members are all working from home during the COVID-19 shutdown, so we got together from a safe distance via Skype. We discuss the current situation's effects on climbing and climbers around the globe, whether it's OK to climb now, crag shaming on social media, and more.
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The Climbing Magazine staff discuss the first ascent of Too Tall to Fall (V10) on the 55-foot-tall Grandma Peabody Boulder in Bishop's Buttermilks. The problem, which was done by Canadian Miles Adamson, is the first line that's been bouldered on the bloc's slab face. The Climbing staff talk about t…
The Climbing Magazine staff discuss three recent Nose ascents, Hazel Findlay's Magic Line redpoint, and Olympic updates, as well as Brag Gobright's tragic accident in El Potrero Chico. Plus, we share our recent achievements, and play a game of Guess That Gram.
The Climbing Magazine staff discuss climbing movies from the '90s through today. We talk about the Masters of Stone series, "bouldering porn," editor Matt Samet's own experience filming his segment in Front Range Freaks, and more. Plus, we play a game of Guess That Gram and debate whether or not Ad…
The Climbing Magazine staff discusses the recent border wall climbing competition in the Red River Gorge, Dave Graham's repeat of Hypnotized Minds (V16), and Molly Mitchell's ascent of China Doll (5.14). Plus, we share our recent sends, favorite gear, and play a game of Guess That Gram.
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