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Nalle Hukkataival Interview

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Kilian Jornet Takes Speed Soloing To Absurd Level

How to Spot a Climber in the Wild

As a budding young climber from Ohio in the early ’90s, I was eager to define myself as more than just another Midwestern suburbanite who bled scarlet and grey.

The 7 Best Outdoor Cameras

High Times at Everest base camp

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Interview: Stew Watson on the World Cup

Should I Breathe Through My Nose or My Mouth?

Kilian Fischhuber’s Down Under Adventure

Rock Jock of the month: Andy Davies

The GriGri2: Another Step In The Right Direction

The indestructible GriGri

Interview with Bernd Zangerl

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Dmitrii Sharafutdinov wins at the Rock Master Boulder

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Interview: Chris Sharma Talks 9b+

Chris Sharma, the 31 year old American sport climber, is perhaps the most famous rock climber in the world. His achievements in bouldering and sport climbing have been pushing the standards of the sport for the last ten years at least.

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A sailor turned survivalist on Table Mountain

Why Climbing Should Be in the Olympics

The International Olympic Committee is set to add a new sport for the 2020 Summer Games, and climbing is on the shortlist. Here’s why the Olympics needs it.

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The 10 Biggest Fitness Myths

Sasha DiGiulian, 19, is making her way to the top

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Sand, surf and…boulders? Hawaii’s climbing revolution

Fred Nicole, the bouldering interview

There are no two ways about it: think of bouldering and Fred Nicole immediately springs to mind. Ever since he first started bouldering in 1987 together with his brother François, there have been few climbers who have dominated and influenced this tight-knit scene as convincingly and consistently as Frédéric and the countless beautiful and difficult problems put up all across the globe during the last quarter of a century are testament to the Swissman’s vision and ability.

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Righteousness of The Roach

I despised him until we roped up and he taught me that there’s no such thing as stealing a route—if someone better than you gets up a piece of rock first, that’s fair.