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THE GHOSTS ABOVE
In “The Ghosts Above,” photographer and filmmaker Renan Ozturk joins an expedition to solve the Mount Everest mystery of who reachedthe summit first.
THE DEATH COULOIR: MONT BLANC'S MOST DANGEROUS SECTION Mont Blanc rises to 4,809 meters and is the highest peak in the Alps. It is also one of the deadliest summits in the world. To reach the top, mountaineers climbing the Normal Route must go up the Couloir du Goûter. It was dubbed, not without cause, the Death Couloir. NOLAN SMYTHE, CLIMBER AND BASE JUMPER, DIES IN ACCIDENT ON On Friday, March 6, Nolan Smythe, a climber and BASE jumper based out of Moab, Utah, lost his life in an accident on the nearly 3,000-foot wall of El Gigante, near Basaseachic Falls National Park, Chihuahua, Mexico. Sasha DiGiulian broke the news on Saturday, March 7, via an Instagram post consisting of simple white text on a plain black background: “On Friday, March 6, one of our teamTHE GOLDEN AGE
Today, an increasing number of veteran climbers refuse to throw in their rock shoes and take up something more sensible. As climbing matures, so do its participants, and this brings about an urgent need to address safe and effective training practices for seniors. REMEMBERING NOLAN SMYTHE Smythe on the top of El Gigante. Even after conditions started deteriorating, he was having a great time. Photo: Aaron Livingston. Nolan Smythe and I were on the summit of El Gigante trying to get our bags sorted to start the rappels into Logical Progression, a 3,000-foot bolted route in Mexico’s Basaseachi National Park, and conditions were slowly deteriorating. EXTREME WEATHER EXHIBIT HONORS RESCUER WHO DIED IN Thirty-six years ago lives intersected and changed forever during a vicious winter storm on Mount Washington, New Hampshire.. When two young climbers from Pennsylvania failed to return from an ice route on the mountain, the local Mountain Rescue Service (MRS) mounted asearch.
GARY FALK, IFMGA GUIDE, FALLS TO DEATH ON GRAND TETON This past weekend, Gary Falk, 42, Exum Mountain Guide, fell to his death while guiding four clients on Wyoming’s Grand Teton. The loss of the seasoned guide, a dedicated husband and father, has devastatedthe community
ROCK AND ICE MAGAZINE Rockandice.com is devoted to all things climbing, whatever your medium—rock, ice, snow or plastic—and style, from bouldering to sport climbing, from trad climbing to alpine and ice climbing. JACK TACKLE: WHAT I'VE LEARNED Jack Tackle at his home in Castle Valley, Utah. Photo: Nikki Smith. My first expedition was to Mt. Waddington in 1975. We failed miserably. I went back in 1977 with Ken Currens, and we did three other new routes in the area and a new variation on the South Face of Waddington. WEEKEND WHIPPERS ARCHIVES Become a Member. Get access to more than 30 brands, premium video, exclusive content, events, mapping, and more.THE GHOSTS ABOVE
In “The Ghosts Above,” photographer and filmmaker Renan Ozturk joins an expedition to solve the Mount Everest mystery of who reachedthe summit first.
THE DEATH COULOIR: MONT BLANC'S MOST DANGEROUS SECTION Mont Blanc rises to 4,809 meters and is the highest peak in the Alps. It is also one of the deadliest summits in the world. To reach the top, mountaineers climbing the Normal Route must go up the Couloir du Goûter. It was dubbed, not without cause, the Death Couloir. NOLAN SMYTHE, CLIMBER AND BASE JUMPER, DIES IN ACCIDENT ON On Friday, March 6, Nolan Smythe, a climber and BASE jumper based out of Moab, Utah, lost his life in an accident on the nearly 3,000-foot wall of El Gigante, near Basaseachic Falls National Park, Chihuahua, Mexico. Sasha DiGiulian broke the news on Saturday, March 7, via an Instagram post consisting of simple white text on a plain black background: “On Friday, March 6, one of our teamTHE GOLDEN AGE
Today, an increasing number of veteran climbers refuse to throw in their rock shoes and take up something more sensible. As climbing matures, so do its participants, and this brings about an urgent need to address safe and effective training practices for seniors. REMEMBERING NOLAN SMYTHE Smythe on the top of El Gigante. Even after conditions started deteriorating, he was having a great time. Photo: Aaron Livingston. Nolan Smythe and I were on the summit of El Gigante trying to get our bags sorted to start the rappels into Logical Progression, a 3,000-foot bolted route in Mexico’s Basaseachi National Park, and conditions were slowly deteriorating. EXTREME WEATHER EXHIBIT HONORS RESCUER WHO DIED IN Thirty-six years ago lives intersected and changed forever during a vicious winter storm on Mount Washington, New Hampshire.. When two young climbers from Pennsylvania failed to return from an ice route on the mountain, the local Mountain Rescue Service (MRS) mounted asearch.
GARY FALK, IFMGA GUIDE, FALLS TO DEATH ON GRAND TETON This past weekend, Gary Falk, 42, Exum Mountain Guide, fell to his death while guiding four clients on Wyoming’s Grand Teton. The loss of the seasoned guide, a dedicated husband and father, has devastatedthe community
VIDEOS ARCHIVES
"Le Bombé Bleu" is an infamous project in Buoux bolted by Marc Le Menestrel in the 1990s. Legendary climbers have tried it, but itremains unclimbed.
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Become a Member. Get access to more than 30 brands, premium video, exclusive content, events, mapping, and more. THE MOUNTAIN SOLDIERS OF THE U.S. ARMY: FROM WWII TO TODAY At the U.S. Army Mountain Warfare School, soldiers trains with ropes instead of guns.Nestled in the Green Mountains of northern Vermont, this military school takes in soldiers from units across the country and trains them as mountaineers, sending them back to their units as mountain soldiers, who can guide their unit through rugged, mountainous terrain. LEARNING THE ROPES: THE INSIDE SCOOP ON ROPE ACCESS WORK From weekend warrioring in the Ozarks, to cragging in Mexico, to working at Miguel’s in the Red, there are common threads I frequently notice in climber conversations.Talk about hold preferences, climbing styles, brand politics, the price of localavocados and
CLIMBING ANCHORS
Rigging 101, from the worst to the best types of anchor systems, including the sliding-X, standard equalized and the quad. ESSENTIAL KNOTS FOR CLIMBING The Trace-Eight. Your tie-in knot, the one that connects you to the end of the rope, is the knot to learn first, and is the only knot you’ll use every time you rope up. Climbers use various knots to tie in, but the Trace-Eight is the easiest to learn and the least likelyto untie itself.
JOHN LONG: THE REAL DEAL The tao of Paul gleason, Stonemaster Emeritus. An aerial photo of Upland, California, from 40 years ago shows a gigantic orange grove, like a borderless green quilt, spreading gently off the San Antonio Mountains into the Pomona Valley flatlands, 40 miles east of LA. Dennis the Menace might have grown up here; General George S. Patton, Mark McGwire and Tom Waits actually did. K2 IN WINTER: CAN IT EVER BE DONE? With little fanfare, the Basque climber Alex Txikon and his team returned to K2 Base Camp on March 17, ending the only remaining attempt at the first winter K2 summit this winter. Not a surprise, big winds stopped the climb as it did for the Kazakhstan, Russia and Kyrgyzstan team earlier this month.. To keep this in perspective, the two teams this year marked the fifth and sixth winter attempt THE THEORY OF SLINGS Become a Member. Get access to more than 30 brands, premium video, exclusive content, events, mapping, and more. CHIPPING CONTROVERSY A chipping controversy has begun in New York. Ivan Greene, a New York based climber and the author of the Gunks bouldering guidebook, was candidly filmed chipping holds on a boulder on public land; and yesterday the film was made public by Dead Point Magazine. Though the filmakers remained anonymous, according to DPM’s report, numerous attempts were made over the past year by the filmakers ROCK AND ICE MAGAZINE Rockandice.com is devoted to all things climbing, whatever your medium—rock, ice, snow or plastic—and style, from bouldering to sport climbing, from trad climbing to alpine and ice climbing.VIDEOS ARCHIVES
An Impossible Challenge? "Le Bombé Bleu" is an infamous project in Buoux bolted by Marc Le Menestrel in the 1990s. Legendary climbers have tried it, but it remains unclimbed. In this video, Charles Albert, Lucien Martinez, and Anatole Bosio take a crack at it. Rockand Ice.
WEEKEND WHIPPERS ARCHIVES Weekend Whipper: Blown Onsight of “Left Unconquerable” (E1 5b), Stanage Edge. Rock and Ice. Weekend Whippers. NOLAN SMYTHE, CLIMBER AND BASE JUMPER, DIES IN ACCIDENT ON On Friday, March 6, Nolan Smythe, a climber and BASE jumper based out of Moab, Utah, lost his life in an accident on the nearly 3,000-foot wall of El Gigante, near Basaseachic Falls National Park, Chihuahua, Mexico. Sasha DiGiulian broke the news on Saturday, March 7, via an Instagram post consisting of simple white text on a plain black background: “On Friday, March 6, one of our team INJURIES AND MEDICAL ADVICE ARCHIVES Injuries and Medical Advice. Become a Member. Get access to more than 30 brands, premium video, exclusive content, events, mapping, andmore.
THE DEATH COULOIR: MONT BLANC'S MOST DANGEROUS SECTION Mont Blanc rises to 4,809 meters and is the highest peak in the Alps. It is also one of the deadliest summits in the world. To reach the top, mountaineers climbing the Normal Route must go up the Couloir du Goûter. It was dubbed, not without cause, the Death Couloir.THE GOLDEN AGE
Simulate the pace of trad climbing by climbing slowly. Gym and cardio work: Focus on antagonist exercises (chest, shoulders, triceps). Fouror five sets of
CATHERINE DESTIVELLE: WHAT I'VE LEARNED 59, alpinist, early competition climber, publisher, Les Houches France. March 17, 2020 Michael Levy (Interview) Email Icon. Join Rock and Ice Magazine. Create a personalized feed and bookmark yourfavorites.
FINGERS: BLOWN TENDONS I had pain about halfway down my forearm on the biggest and outermost tendon that connects in the middle right at the base of the palm. I think it happened after THE MYSTERIOUS PHENOMENON OF ROPE SHRINKAGE Indeed it does. “Climbing ropes can and do shrink,” says Jim Ewing of Sterling Rope. “Nylon is a highly hydrophilic (readily absorbs water) and elastic material. Nylon yarns will change length with changes in moisture content as well as contaminants such as dirt. ROCK AND ICE MAGAZINE Rockandice.com is devoted to all things climbing, whatever your medium—rock, ice, snow or plastic—and style, from bouldering to sport climbing, from trad climbing to alpine and ice climbing.VIDEOS ARCHIVES
An Impossible Challenge? "Le Bombé Bleu" is an infamous project in Buoux bolted by Marc Le Menestrel in the 1990s. Legendary climbers have tried it, but it remains unclimbed. In this video, Charles Albert, Lucien Martinez, and Anatole Bosio take a crack at it. Rockand Ice.
WEEKEND WHIPPERS ARCHIVES Weekend Whipper: Blown Onsight of “Left Unconquerable” (E1 5b), Stanage Edge. Rock and Ice. Weekend Whippers. NOLAN SMYTHE, CLIMBER AND BASE JUMPER, DIES IN ACCIDENT ON On Friday, March 6, Nolan Smythe, a climber and BASE jumper based out of Moab, Utah, lost his life in an accident on the nearly 3,000-foot wall of El Gigante, near Basaseachic Falls National Park, Chihuahua, Mexico. Sasha DiGiulian broke the news on Saturday, March 7, via an Instagram post consisting of simple white text on a plain black background: “On Friday, March 6, one of our team INJURIES AND MEDICAL ADVICE ARCHIVES Injuries and Medical Advice. Become a Member. Get access to more than 30 brands, premium video, exclusive content, events, mapping, andmore.
THE DEATH COULOIR: MONT BLANC'S MOST DANGEROUS SECTION Mont Blanc rises to 4,809 meters and is the highest peak in the Alps. It is also one of the deadliest summits in the world. To reach the top, mountaineers climbing the Normal Route must go up the Couloir du Goûter. It was dubbed, not without cause, the Death Couloir.THE GOLDEN AGE
Simulate the pace of trad climbing by climbing slowly. Gym and cardio work: Focus on antagonist exercises (chest, shoulders, triceps). Fouror five sets of
CATHERINE DESTIVELLE: WHAT I'VE LEARNED 59, alpinist, early competition climber, publisher, Les Houches France. March 17, 2020 Michael Levy (Interview) Email Icon. Join Rock and Ice Magazine. Create a personalized feed and bookmark yourfavorites.
FINGERS: BLOWN TENDONS I had pain about halfway down my forearm on the biggest and outermost tendon that connects in the middle right at the base of the palm. I think it happened after THE MYSTERIOUS PHENOMENON OF ROPE SHRINKAGE Indeed it does. “Climbing ropes can and do shrink,” says Jim Ewing of Sterling Rope. “Nylon is a highly hydrophilic (readily absorbs water) and elastic material. Nylon yarns will change length with changes in moisture content as well as contaminants such as dirt.VIDEOS ARCHIVES
Become a Member. Get access to more than 30 brands, premium video, exclusive content, events, mapping, and more. WEEKEND WHIPPERS ARCHIVES Weekend Whipper: Blown Onsight of “Left Unconquerable” (E1 5b), Stanage Edge. Rock and Ice. Weekend Whippers. MOBILITY AND FLEXIBILITY Lunges. Lunges are a staple for promoting leg power, stability and range of motion. 3. Plank with knee to elbow. This exercise is a classic to engage the core and promote hip mobility. 4. THE DEATH COULOIR: MONT BLANC'S MOST DANGEROUS SECTION Mont Blanc rises to 4,809 meters and is the highest peak in the Alps. It is also one of the deadliest summits in the world. To reach the top, mountaineers climbing the Normal Route must go up the Couloir du Goûter. It was dubbed, not without cause, the Death Couloir. TRAINING FOR CLIMBING Climbing is half technique, half strength. The strength comes from properly applying yourself to a regime specifically tailored for training for climbing. Follow these routines, tips and tricks toPLANTAR FASCIITIS
Plantar fasciitis (PF) is a common foot ailment and likewise is the most poorly treated. PF is a strip of ligamentus tissue that connects the heel to the toes, and forms the arch of your foot. ESSENTIAL KNOTS FOR CLIMBING Essential Knots for Climbing. Climbing knots are all-important, but mastering them is easy. First up is the knot that connects you to therope, the Trace
BOLT REPLACEMENT
“Roger Brown is the foremost expert on replacing bolts in granite.” —Ben Doyle, former Climbing Ranger, Yosemite National Park. In this short video from several years ago, longtime Yosemite climber and bolt replacement expert Roger Brown explains his process: his homemade tools, the steps he follows and the little tricks of the trade that go a long way toward making Yosemite’s walls K2 IN WINTER: CAN IT EVER BE DONE? With little fanfare, the Basque climber Alex Txikon and his team returned to K2 Base Camp on March 17, ending the only remaining attempt at the first winter K2 summit this winter. Not a surprise, big winds stopped the climb as it did for the Kazakhstan, Russia and Kyrgyzstan team earlier this month.. To keep this in perspective, the two teams this year marked the fifth and sixth winter attempt CHIPPING CONTROVERSY A chipping controversy has begun in New York. Ivan Greene, a New York based climber and the author of the Gunks bouldering guidebook, was candidly filmed chipping holds on a boulder on public land; and yesterday the film was made public by Dead Point Magazine. Though the filmakers remained anonymous, according to DPM’s report, numerous attempts were made over the past year by the filmakers ROCK AND ICE MAGAZINE Rockandice.com is devoted to all things climbing, whatever your medium—rock, ice, snow or plastic—and style, from bouldering to sport climbing, from trad climbing to alpine and ice climbing.VIDEOS ARCHIVES
"Le Bombé Bleu" is an infamous project in Buoux bolted by Marc Le Menestrel in the 1990s. Legendary climbers have tried it, but itremains unclimbed.
NEWS ARCHIVES
Rock and Ice’s parent company acquires Outside magazine, Outside TV, Gaia GPS, athleteReg, and Peloton Magazine, boosting the depth and diversity of storytelling and services in INJURIES AND MEDICAL ADVICE ARCHIVES Injuries and Medical Advice. Become a Member. Get access to more than 30 brands, premium video, exclusive content, events, mapping, andmore.
THE GOLDEN AGE
Today, an increasing number of veteran climbers refuse to throw in their rock shoes and take up something more sensible. As climbing matures, so do its participants, and this brings about an urgent need to address safe and effective training practices for seniors.BOLT REPLACEMENT
“Roger Brown is the foremost expert on replacing bolts in granite.” —Ben Doyle, former Climbing Ranger, Yosemite National Park. In this short video from several years ago, longtime Yosemite climber and bolt replacement expert Roger Brown explains his process: his homemade tools, the steps he follows and the little tricks of the trade that go a long way toward making Yosemite’s walls NOLAN SMYTHE, CLIMBER AND BASE JUMPER, DIES IN ACCIDENT ON On Friday, March 6, Nolan Smythe, a climber and BASE jumper based out of Moab, Utah, lost his life in an accident on the nearly 3,000-foot wall of El Gigante, near Basaseachic Falls National Park, Chihuahua, Mexico. Sasha DiGiulian broke the news on Saturday, March 7, via an Instagram post consisting of simple white text on a plain black background: “On Friday, March 6, one of our team THE DEATH COULOIR: MONT BLANC'S MOST DANGEROUS SECTION Mont Blanc rises to 4,809 meters and is the highest peak in the Alps. It is also one of the deadliest summits in the world. To reach the top, mountaineers climbing the Normal Route must go up the Couloir du Goûter. It was dubbed, not without cause, the Death Couloir. THE MYSTERIOUS PHENOMENON OF ROPE SHRINKAGE I just heard about something called "rope shrink." Essentially, if you don't use your rope, over time the fibers tend to shrivel up andshrink. You can
FINGERS: BLOWN TENDONS I had pain about halfway down my forearm on the biggest and outermost tendon that connects in the middle right at the base of the palm. I think it happened after ROCK AND ICE MAGAZINE Rockandice.com is devoted to all things climbing, whatever your medium—rock, ice, snow or plastic—and style, from bouldering to sport climbing, from trad climbing to alpine and ice climbing.VIDEOS ARCHIVES
"Le Bombé Bleu" is an infamous project in Buoux bolted by Marc Le Menestrel in the 1990s. Legendary climbers have tried it, but itremains unclimbed.
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Rock and Ice’s parent company acquires Outside magazine, Outside TV, Gaia GPS, athleteReg, and Peloton Magazine, boosting the depth and diversity of storytelling and services in INJURIES AND MEDICAL ADVICE ARCHIVES Injuries and Medical Advice. Become a Member. Get access to more than 30 brands, premium video, exclusive content, events, mapping, andmore.
THE GOLDEN AGE
Today, an increasing number of veteran climbers refuse to throw in their rock shoes and take up something more sensible. As climbing matures, so do its participants, and this brings about an urgent need to address safe and effective training practices for seniors.BOLT REPLACEMENT
“Roger Brown is the foremost expert on replacing bolts in granite.” —Ben Doyle, former Climbing Ranger, Yosemite National Park. In this short video from several years ago, longtime Yosemite climber and bolt replacement expert Roger Brown explains his process: his homemade tools, the steps he follows and the little tricks of the trade that go a long way toward making Yosemite’s walls NOLAN SMYTHE, CLIMBER AND BASE JUMPER, DIES IN ACCIDENT ON On Friday, March 6, Nolan Smythe, a climber and BASE jumper based out of Moab, Utah, lost his life in an accident on the nearly 3,000-foot wall of El Gigante, near Basaseachic Falls National Park, Chihuahua, Mexico. Sasha DiGiulian broke the news on Saturday, March 7, via an Instagram post consisting of simple white text on a plain black background: “On Friday, March 6, one of our team THE DEATH COULOIR: MONT BLANC'S MOST DANGEROUS SECTION Mont Blanc rises to 4,809 meters and is the highest peak in the Alps. It is also one of the deadliest summits in the world. To reach the top, mountaineers climbing the Normal Route must go up the Couloir du Goûter. It was dubbed, not without cause, the Death Couloir. THE MYSTERIOUS PHENOMENON OF ROPE SHRINKAGE I just heard about something called "rope shrink." Essentially, if you don't use your rope, over time the fibers tend to shrivel up andshrink. You can
FINGERS: BLOWN TENDONS I had pain about halfway down my forearm on the biggest and outermost tendon that connects in the middle right at the base of the palm. I think it happened afterVIDEOS ARCHIVES
Become a Member. Get access to more than 30 brands, premium video, exclusive content, events, mapping, and more. THE DEATH COULOIR: MONT BLANC'S MOST DANGEROUS SECTION Mont Blanc rises to 4,809 meters and is the highest peak in the Alps. It is also one of the deadliest summits in the world. To reach the top, mountaineers climbing the Normal Route must go up the Couloir du Goûter. It was dubbed, not without cause, the Death Couloir. TRAINING FOR CLIMBING Climbing is half technique, half strength. The strength comes from properly applying yourself to a regime specifically tailored for training for climbing. Follow these routines, tips and tricks to JOHN LONG: THE ONLY BLASPHEMY John Bachar laces up his boots and cinches the sling on his chalk bag. “Ready?” Only then do I realize he means to climb all two thousand feet solo, without a rope. To save face, I agree, thinking: Well, if he suggests something too crazy, I’ll just draw the line. IPLANTAR FASCIITIS
Plantar fasciitis (PF) is a common foot ailment and likewise is the most poorly treated.BOLT REPLACEMENT
“Roger Brown is the foremost expert on replacing bolts in granite.” —Ben Doyle, former Climbing Ranger, Yosemite National Park. In this short video from several years ago, longtime Yosemite climber and bolt replacement expert Roger Brown explains his process: his homemade tools, the steps he follows and the little tricks of the trade that go a long way toward making Yosemite’s walls CHIPPING CONTROVERSY A chipping controversy has begun in New York. Ivan Greene, a New York based climber and the author of the Gunks bouldering guidebook, was candidly filmed chipping holds on a boulder on public land; and yesterday the film was made public by Dead Point Magazine. Though the filmakers remained anonymous, according to DPM’s report, numerous attempts were made over the past year by the filmakers CATHERINE DESTIVELLE: WHAT I'VE LEARNED I did the American Direct (ED1 5.10+ A0, 1,100m) on the Dru when I was 17. I was just an amateur. I was climbing because I liked climbing, but I didn’t know I would be able to do what I did after. It wasjust pleasure.
GARY FALK, IFMGA GUIDE, FALLS TO DEATH ON GRAND TETON This past weekend, Gary Falk, 42, Exum Mountain Guide, fell to his death while guiding four clients on Wyoming’s Grand Teton. The loss of the seasoned guide, a dedicated husband and father, has devastatedthe community
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SQUAMISH FATALITY: KEN ANDERSON, TOP TRAD CLIMBER, DIES IN FALL His death has shocked the climbing community in Squamish and the areas he visited, such as Liming, China.View More....
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SQUAMISH FATALITY: KEN ANDERSON, TOP TRAD CLIMBER, DIES IN FALL His death has shocked the climbing community in Squamish and the areas he visited, such as Liming, China.View More....
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