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26th May 2012
Gear Racking
I don't rack on my waist for rock unless it's an at-the limit trad red point effort, and I know exactly which piece I'll want when on which side of my body, on its own carabine...
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24th May 2012
This morning I finally figured something out that is so insanely pedantic and minute in the global scheme of things that no electrons at all should ever be wasted writing about it. But I'm a...
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27th April 2012
A friend of mine recently posted on Facebook about his inability to really get going during his workouts until halfway through them. He was doing a classical strength-training warmup called ...
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13th April 2012
This started off as the reply to an email but it's now a post. NOTE: I've got zero training for this topic, go read my friend ...
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13th April 2012
I'm writing a piece on the role of spiritualism in the mountains. I'm about as spiritual as a tin can, so I've had to research the idea some. The piece is likely doomed to failure, but I hav...
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11th April 2012
Alright, it's SPRING in some parts of the world now, and my snow-blind eyes and pasty skin are rejoicing. In the last few weeks I've been in Maine (definitely NOT spring), Charlotte, North C...
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26th March 2012
Information processing
If it's not obvious to go up or down on a climb or in any outdoor situation then it's probably time to call the day/go down/leave. I learned this idea years ago in ka...
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25th March 2012
Survival Strategies for High-Risk Environments, Spring, Ice Climbing Tips
First, the ...
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11th February 2012
A big thanks to everyone who commented on the...
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21st January 2012
In the last month I've been to Europe twice, taken an avalanche course, an ice guiding course, skied the sickest powder ever in Chamonix, climbed a bunch, had sick kids infect me (healed), a...
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