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#144 Chris Schulte — Chasing Adventure And History, The Origins Of ‘Compression’ Climbing, Bouldering In The 1800’s, and Why “Leave No Trace” Doesn’t Scale

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Chris Schulte has been there and FA’d that. You may know of Chris, but you probably haven’t met him because Chris likes to stay off the beaten path. Way off the beaten path! 

In this episode Chris drops so much knowledge and history about climbing that no matter who you are you’ll enjoy some new stories that you haven’t heard before.

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00:00:00Intro
00:04:44The Big Island (8C)
00:10:18USA’s Early Bouldering Years
00:12:57The Origins Of “Compression” Climbing
00:16:46Campusing Mono’s
00:19:39Chris’ Early Years
00:26:05The Connected Aesthetics Of Alpinism And Bouldering
00:37:05The Growth Of Bouldering
00:47:55Reducing Impact On The Outdoors
00:58:09Why is Chris so good at Instagram?
01:05:36“Airwolf”
01:09:31Beta Videos, Now and Then
01:15:06Chasing Adventure And History
01:19:27The Birthplace Of Bouldering
01:27:54The Future Of Bouldering
01:38:36How To Climb Without ‘Baggage’
01:45:30Is Hueco A Good Model For Reducing Impact?
01:57:23How Do You Go From Good To Great?

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