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He was checking in... just shooting the shit... Then the topic of comps came up, which was obviously a sore subject with him.
Awake. I sat up in the darkness - peeling my body from one of Sewanee’s finest blue linoleum mattresses. Streaks of sweat were deflected off it like water to wax.
I love you Climbing Community, but I’m not sure we’re ready for this level of commitment – to take the next step. I mean, are we ready?
Mention climbing on plastic and you will likely hear a muttering of groans and hisses from some camps and excited rants from others about the latest and greatest blue problem in the gym.
There are those that believe with companies diluting their team with 200+ team members, being a sponsored climber is no longer an honor, . This raises the question, what qualifies someone to be considered “pro,” and what qual
It is hard to believe that six months ago DPM dropped its first issue. The climbing industry barely noticed, but the community did, and thanks to your support, DPM is currently working on issue four which is sizing up to be t
Written shortly after the 2006 Hound Ears event, Tobias Beard takes a look at youth, muscle, and obsession in the sport of bouldering. Stay tuned for the latest Hound Ears Coverage.