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GRASPING AT DRAWS The human side of Alex Honnold, TRYING FOR INVISIBLE Confronting our sport’s true impacts on the road to La Esfi nge, Peru, IN SESSION Balance your body to climb harder and prevent injury...
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Tis' The Season For Ice Climbing … I Guess
IT’S THAT TIME OF YEAR. A white cloak blankets the forest floor, feathery pillows adorn the pine boughs, and the snow dampens all sound, transforming the wilderness into a winter wonderland. It’s terrible. All the rock is either too wet or too cold to climb, and this shit goes on for, like, three months. That’s right—now is the season when you might as well go ice climbing. What else are you going to do? Weave through kids on leashes at the ski resort? Suffocate in a sauna? Snuggle with your significant other under a warm blanket, next to a crackling fire, eating Nutella with a spoon while binge-watching that new HBO series? Those all sound really nice, but you should still go ice climbing, I guess.
Progression
How Keenan Takahashi is pushing the highball envelope.
Sending on Mars: A Simulation
Sending on Mars: A Simulation
Pink Rain
Pink Rain
Next-Gen Visualization
IMAGINE ADAM ONDRA lying on his back, eyes squeezed shut in concentration, while a physiotherapist holds his heel in space, helping him visualize and strengthen his body specifically for a move.
Welcome To Sendhaus TM: America's Hippest New Climbing Gym
HELLO AND THANK YOU SO MUCH for visiting our newest Sendhaus™ Fitness, Lifestyle, and Climbing Center.
Moose's Tooth
One of the most iconic formations in North America, the Moose’s Tooth* tops out at 10,335 feet just east of the entrance to Alaska’s Ruth Gorge.
The Freerider
What it took to free solo El Capitan
Double Vision
THE OLD QUIP GOES that an alpinist’s finest asset is a short memory.
"Cliff Camping": The Latest Bucket-List Tick
WHILE WE CLIMBERS only camp hanging on a wall when we have to, for many in the non-climbing public, portaledge camping ticks a box on their bucket list.
