Distel32

I didn't say he was the first to do them Kurt, just that he has done everything there thats all. Doesn't matter who did it first.

perfect. go buy a hangboard and get religious on training. Most boards come with routines, back up something for yourself and make sure it really works all your climbing muscles. hold everything with an open hand, never crimp. If you don't want to drop the 50 for a board just go buy some 2x4s and sand the edges down to different sizes. for sport (especially smith) you really want to work your fingers the same if not more than your muscles for all those crimps and pockets. those are just a couple ideas. I'm sure there are tons of ways. only 4 more months still smith season

Joe lives on mud cove on the property that the city is buying, he's done pretty much everything there, a few years ago

depends on what kind of climbing. Buy a hangboard or just mount some different sized pieces of wood over your doorways. do you mean that kind of training or alpine climbing training?

I have info, pm me with email address.

g-spotter: did you drive in on a road or hike in???? exactly. fuck off.

.....for six days, hell yeah, leaving thursday

pandora posting in the the boyfriend thread eh??? I'll keep my mouth shut.....

I'm guessing rudy throughout the name.....

yup, Tyler's roomie

I'm leaving at 1pm. 2 pads are better. After the rockover you are done though. Meeting Luke and Mike at kacodemon. hahahaha, I'm going to be attempting to TR their climbs, I'm psyched. Really nice of them to invite me out.

you get a pretty big barn door going left hand, but you can do it. Have you done that highball rail traverse yet!? such a classic.

yup, you mean this one......?

Dru what problem???? one of the ones we looked at?? I'll come up and try it I don't know about the most tries, I tried Doja probably around 50-60times before I got that, easy though because it is only 2 moves. High Plains Drifter took me like 6 days to do the last move. I flashed it through the first 5 moves, then fell off the last move for at least 50 tries. Such a great feeling when I finally did it....

bouldering and sport in squam fri-sat

I have my uncles memorial on sunday, so can only do friday-sat. already have partners from 5pm friday on, but need one in the afternoon.

Joe yesterday on Chris' cave in squamish, no feet required for the first couple moves.

squam friday. bouldering and sport. c'mon now do it up! pm me or post here before 11am friday.

find the city, go to a climbing shop in that town, buy guidebook or talk to locals. font font font font font font font font font font font

I met Rob Mulligan yesterday and he was spraying to us about squamish grades......in squamish, to locals, lame

good areas near seattle: goldbar, index area, middle earth, tons of undeveloped rock. I don't know about most concentrated. Leavenworth is obviously spread out. Park your car and walk, Squamish, hehe. We should just include it in washington since its so close and sooooo good. The scene in the ham is good. Clayton and Larabee (the beach bouldering) is ok, traverses and some up problems, mostly eliminates. Fun if its a nice day out, but you can only climb eliminates for so long, and by so long I mean not very long. There are 4 or so main developed areas up here, some hard problems, couple of 9's and 10's. Two projects that will be around 10-11 range.

Distel32, thanks for response. Lworth rocks for sure. Sweetwater should be called Sweetboulder. The Forest Service Boulders up the Icicle is pretty rad, needed a lot more development last time I was there (3 years?). Any other areas have a good concentration of problems? Do you know details on any of V-hard boulder problems (loc, FA, rock type)? Blowboarder Icicle has been heavily developed in the last few years, but there is still no shortage of rock. Tumwater is still being developed as well, one main area about .4mi in from the junction. Cole Allen has put up some hard stuff as has Johnny G. Cole has said he has done some problems in the 11ish range. No shortage of projects that could be higher that those though.

I'll be in squam all day, leaving the ham right now. Be sportclimbin and shit in the boulders.

yeah, it was a good read. my favorite part: "yeah its natural.....naturally drilled."

thtas some good shit for sure. motivational tape style, making me want to go pull down in squamish in about.....9 hrs. I'm psyched.