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climbing.com > videos > death-of-27-year-old-climber-exposes-danger-of-knot-migration-during-rappel

This Rappel Mistake Can Be Fatal. Why Don't More Climbers Know About It?

4+ day, 3+ hour ago   (1265+ words) About our reporting: To investigate this fatal rappelling accident, reporter Natalie Berry spoke with IMFGA guide Calum Muskett, expert alpinist Colin Haley, and a close friend of the deceased. The results exposed a small yet fatal rappelling mistake that many…...

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climbing.com > culture-climbing > when-did-climbing-gyms-get-too-scared-to-grade-their-own-boulders

Just Tell Me How Hard the Boulder Is: Why Climbing Gyms Should Say It With Their Chest

2+ week, 3+ day ago   (874+ words) Climbing Magazine Opinion: When Did Gyms Get Too Scared to Grade Their Own Boulders? If no one else will say it, I will. From Phoenix to New York, London to Geneva, more than half of the gyms I’ve visited in…...

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Laura Rogora Becomes Third Woman to Send 5.15c in a Record-Fast Performance on ‘Bibliographie"

3+ week, 4+ day ago   (611+ words) Then, on August 16, Laura Rogora did it in six. “I had never tried a route this hard before, so I really had no idea how long it would take,” Rogora told Climbing in an email. “Six days was definitely not…...