Gripped

Anyone that believes they can out run an avalanche had better think again. Check out this shocking film footage.

In an interview with the Russian website www.baurock.ru, climbing prodigy Adam Ondra shares his secrets on training, diet and climbing.

Reeve’s involvement with the Ontario Access Coalition (OAC) started when the Halfway Log Dump area was shut down for climbing. He was involved in the development of the area and felt that it was time to change the negative misconceptions the public had about climbing.

When we think about getting out for a day on the rock, up a peak, or a week away, a natural first thought is usually the climbing itself. The second thought is how to get there and succeed.

Europe has been the source of climbing innovation, rather than traditionalism.Yet, you can still visit the old school crags and experience routes on which modern climbing was founded.

Chris Sharma has just posted an interesting article in defence of red-tagging on new routes.

World famous alpinist Steve House took an 80-foot fall while climbing the Greenwood-Locke route on the north face of Mt. Temple.

Will Gadd has been examining various anchor equalizing options hoping to find an effective and easy-to-use system.

The 17-year old Sasha Digiulian is having and enjoyable road trip the Red River Gorge. During her recent visit she managed a quick send of the classic steep line Ultra Perm 5.13d.

Joe Kinder has recently switched gears from simply repeating established routes to developing new areas and equipping difficult new lines. His most recently completed project is in a 100m cave near Hurricane, Utah.