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RuMR

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  1. With adam bolting it, i suspect there will be a bolt in your face or max, at your knee, for each crux , right???
  2. I have heard about the water retention...I figure a steadier supply of energy would offset the extra weight, right? The other thing is that you aren't supposed to stay on it for long periods...so i am assuming that you'd make your strength/endurance gains, go off the stuff and lose the extra weight...
  3. uhhh...creatine....
  4. So...who's using this stuff? Who's usED the stuff?? Feedback???? PROS: CONS:
  5. dude...you gotta admit...its a schweet-lookin' line!
  6. HAHAHA you tool... Remember waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay back when i posted something on the defunct crag.com about the whole 5 ez pieces and you responded to wear diapers cuz of the exposure! Did you ever go get on that thing???
  7. Trust me...i suck
  8. Did you put your huggies on and try that route at smith yet? Let's have a report if you did!
  9. HAHAHAHA...no...not referring to that... Actually, i'm trying to decide if i should work harder boulder problems sans weight or to climb in a weighted vest on longer problems...my physical weight is at the lowest its been in a long time (around 124lbs or so)...these two things are at the opposite ends of the scale...one is like weight-lifting...the other is just a shitload of physical work...the weighted vest is kicking in an extra 10-15 lbs of weight... It seems that i fall off of endurance routes, yet i also fall off of boulder problems...in short, I SUCK and i'm tired of getting my ass kicked...a large part of my problem lies in an inability to consistently get outside on real rock, so my projecting just falls to the wayside...VERY FRUSTRATING...get close to a route, then not come back to it for a long time (3 to 4 months)...pisses me off
  10. Thissiz a stupid statement...its damn tough to just "go climbing" when you have a wife, two kids, a 40 hour a week job...SOOO, it would be nice to have some tools in drawer for when you do get a chance to "go climbing"...if you don't have anything relevant to add, buzz off...
  11. mixing a plyometric style training into climbing??? PROS: ? CONS: ?
  12. RuMR

    grrrrrr

    get off this site and maybe he'll quit yelling at you!
  13. RuMR

    THE FEAR

    185 feet on STD AIR???? hmmm...not good to start w/...
  14. Is he a hypocrite? Many many people in this society live a secret existence w/ alcohol/substance abuse and "appear" to lead "normal" lives...showing up to work completely functional, but are completely dysfunctional off hours...truly sad, that when you are free from the man, you are fucked up... I would say pity the guy...not gloat...an opiate addiction is not one to be taken lightly and will bear on him for the rest of his life...and it may even take that life...
  15. ummm...bashing an addiction is not cool... even though i don't like the guy at all...back surgery w/ constant pain and drug abuse has got to be more than enough payback for his shitty politics...
  16. i will be there weekend of 18th and 19th...
  17. RuMR

    THE FEAR

    I think i get more scared watching OTHER people in sticky/dicey situations than when i get myself into them...i just get that totally sick feeling in my stomach... I can't imagine what i'd be feeling if i watched my own wife gettin' into something nasty...probably would quit the sport altogether...
  18. Ummm...French 7b equates to 12b...7c is 12d...and as bob is saying 7b+ in buoux or or ceuse is bitchass hard....
  19. Yeah dru...i remember reading that!!! Keep cranking into old age...
  20. HA! Good answer...
  21. "Among Grizzlies: Living With Wild Bears in Alaska," was written by the guy who was killed...is this the book you are talking about?
  22. whatever bouncy-bosoms... Go redpoint crestjewel...
  23. Lee Sheftel, 57, of Carbondale, Colorado, climbed the stout, 110-foot Rifle testpiece Present Tense (5.13d) after 14 days of effort this summer. "I gave myself 15 days to do the route," said Sheftel, a tax accountant and potentially the oldest American to have climbed the grade. A crowd of 30 to 40 onlookers -- a veritable "Leefest" -- gathered to watch and support Sheftel during his send. --from RockandIce
  24. would that be dynamic or static?
  25. I think its the same guy that was killed, dru...
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