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whatca getting dave...?

try overstock.com , I got a north face knock off you 40 bucks, same as NF's large

that time is kinda the hump.. season in the alps. weather iffy.. and a lil wet.

I will rent you my wall by the hour...

looks like a good time

were was the blood on mixed master? last pitch?

looks like a great line. dig the name and song..

dates

she doesnt sh*t where she eats.. K2

the slider leash( not a leash) from grivel should do fine.

ever try farmers walk? take 2 50#-60# dumb bells, bigger grip the better. and just walk until pumped silly, then pullups on tools then repeat..

sorry to hear Dan, get well fast!

just curious how'd ya set up the TR?

martin and crew did you guys just climb the first pitch og champagne? looks good!

I have heard some locals joke about shooting them down.. There are quite a bit of other things to be had, from what I have heard the current forcast has been a lil off, with the cloud cover and breeze been a lil colder then per weather yahoos

see ya out there..!

yeah if for alpine the titan picks or alaska are nice.. but lasers are great picks

near Chewleh? called boyscout rock. Crumbles in your hand is the word.

word is nothing yet. only a few days of cold weather.

yeah thanks donn for trying to get me in trouble, by the way where did you stay friday night we never heard you come in til 6am... Thanks again Bryan and Laura Everything was GREAT!!

I of all people see benifits in training climbing and in the gym but I felt this blurb may give some insight that you can do 100 pull up but still need to climb alot..I mix crossfit with a a few hrs a week drytooling in the winter with a few specific exercises to ice climbing thrown in.

Fuggedabboudit what set up do you have? Like House's I am guessing??

here is one of the best answers I have found, that to Gravsports.com : Example: In 1992 I became convinced that good climbers were strong climbers, hence I needed to be strong. After spending months in the weight room I could do a one-arm pull up with 25 pounds in the other hand and many other stunts that definitely made me very strong. My climbing improved perhaps a letter grade or two, which was positive. I then went to France, where I won several pull-up contests, often by miles. Some of these climbers were pathetic, barely able to do ten pull-ups, and these were the best in the world! Then I noticed that I was getting my ass kicked in the competitions, finishing low in the field despite being stronger than most anyone there. At the crags the French were climbing much harder routes onsight than I was capable of climbing with a lot of falls. Something was not right. One night in a bar a top euro climber was expounding on why the French were so good: "We have the best rock in the world. We climb more than anyone else. And we have the best wine." In one sentence he restructured my entire world view of climbing: To become a better climber you simply must climb more. A week later I watched Francois LeGrande onsight a route harder than anything I had ever climbed. Francois had never touched a weight, but god could he move. I resolved to learn how to move. After six months of doing nothing but climbing and studying climbing movement, I onsighted a route harder than anything I’d ever redpointed. So forget weights, strength, supplements, learn how to move and your body will develop the strength necessary for the movements. Comments from Will Gadd at gravsports.com

vail isnt too far, cant remember the name of the local shop.