REDPOINTING: APPROACH AND TACTICS PART TWO
From Ben Moon: I have been sport climbing for more than 35 years. In the early 80s when I first started to push myself on
From Ben Moon: I have been sport climbing for more than 35 years. In the early 80s when I first started to push myself on
My training routine for the first Olympics ever? Literally hardcore! Bouldering, lead climbing, speed – I went full throttle. Everything needs to be precisely planned
From Ben Moon: I have been sport climbing for more than 35 years. In the early 80s when I first started to push myself on
If perfectionism lives somewhere, its place won’t be far from Adam’s. The preparation for the Olympics culminates and Adam reaches his physical maximum. But
International Federation of Mountain Guides Associations (IFMGA) guide Patrick Ormond demonstrates the difference in load distribution between a pre-equalized ice anchor, and a quad ice anchor.
Glenmore Lodge instructor Mark Chaddwick runs through the important winter skill of self arrest, stopping a slide when in a variety of slide positions. Glenmore
Jeff Mercier explores the joys of ice climbing in Chamonix after some time away from the mountains. He’s met by the discovery of a
From Outdoor Research, this video focuses on the basics of identifying avalanche terrain. Be safe out there! Learn more about avalanche safety at https://avtraining.org/
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From Ben Moon: I have been sport climbing for more than 35 years. In the early 80s when I first started to push myself on
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