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RSS Dave MacLeod – Online Climbing Coach

  • Scottish Sport climbs guide is here
    Finally, we have the first stock of the new Scottish Sport Climbs guidebook by the SMC. It’s in the shop here. It has certainly been a long time coming. I first submitted a draft of the sections I wrote in November 2004! A lot of bolts have appeared across the lowlands, highlands and islands since then, so the book is a lot fatter than it would’ve been if it […]
  • Review: Scarpa Instinct VS
    I’ve a bit of backlog list of things to review on this and my main blog, but lets start with what will always be right up there in any rock climbers list of choices to get right - rockshoes. Scarpa have brought out a string of pretty awesome shoes over the past year, not just in rockshoes. The Rapids are amazing for running and general wear, and look pretty […]
  • New stuff in the shop
    We’ve just added three new books to the shop, all very different. First up is The Boulder by Francis Sanzaro, published by the Stone Country Press. What does it mean for us to be involved in bouldering? How does it’s movement and sporting challenges relate to other activities like Parkour, dance, gymnastics, martial arts, or even art disciplines like paintin […]
  • Injury case study: Knee ligament tear from drop knee
    Watch the video below with Dave Graham (which is entertaining anyway) and check out the knee ligament injury he suffered while doing a deep drop knee move. This injury does happen from time to time in climbers without much warning, so all climbers should read this for prevention’s sake. One month ago I suffered a very similar injury in an almost identical sc […]
  • Old school drills - foot off bouldering
    I guess foot off bouldering was what folk did before campus boarding got so popular. It’s now pretty out of fashion as a strength training tool - campusing is cooler. But is it better? In some ways it might be (since noones ever tested it properly, noone can tell you either way). It’s more basic which might mean you end up pulling harder. It’s on nice skin f […]

RSS Climbing Magazine – Hot Flashes

  • National Park Service Authorizes Fixed Anchors in Wilderness May 17, 2013
    5/17/13 – The National Park Service has released a decision regarding fixed anchors in Wilderness. The policy, called Director’s Order #41, manages the use of fixed anchors in wilderness areas, including in major climbing areas like Yosemite, Grand Teton, Zion, Joshua Tree, and Canyonlands national parks. The Access Fund released a statement: “The NPS includ […]
  • Video: Guillaume Glairon-Mondet: V13s in Fontainebleau, France May 17, 2013
    French climber Guillaume Glairon-Mondet on two of his most recent V13s: Chaos and L’insoutenable légèreté de l’être in the Rocher Gréau and Istatis sectors, respectively, in Fontainebleau, France. […]
  • Video: 2013 Bouldering World Cup – Kitzbuhel, Austria May 16, 2013
    Hometown heroes Anna Stöhr and Jakob Schubert win this Bouldering World Cup in Kitzbühel, Austria. Stöhr seems unstoppable, with four straight World Cups this season. Guillaume Glairon-Mondet and Dmitry Sharafutdinov took second and third for the men, with Akiyo Noguchi and Alex Puccio rounding out the women’s top three. […]

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  • Video Friday – 5/17/2013 May 17, 2013
    The highest rated videos of the past week […]
  • 2013 IFSC Bouldering World Cup – Innsbruck Live May 17, 2013
    Live from the 2013 Bouldering World Cup in Innsbruck, Austria […]
  • Central Washington Bouldering May 16, 2013
    A few words about my recent trip to central Washington to boulder in Gold Bar, Index and Leavenworth […]
  • NPS Authorizes Fixed Anchors In Wilderness May 15, 2013
    Big news from the Access Fund: After decades of work, the Access Fund received notice yesterday from National Park Service (NPS) that the agency has issued final national policy authorizing fixed anchors in wilderness. This policy—Director’s Order #41—affects many of the country’s most important climbing areas such as Yosemite, Grand Teton, Zion, Joshua Tree […]
  • Sean McColl’s First Bouldering World Cup Victory May 15, 2013
    Sean McColl, writing about how it felt to win his first bouldering World Cup over the weekend in Log Dragomer, Slovenia: In my head I was saying “you won one, you did it”. At the top of the boulder I just started screaming. “YES”, “YES” is all that came out while fist pumping with one […]

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