New Route Potential #10: Devetashka Cave, Bulgaria
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New Route Potential #10: Devetashka Cave, Bulgaria

Me on top of a route I bolted last week here in Salt Lake. I finally got around to climbing it today.
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Me on top of a route I bolted last week here in Salt Lake. I finally got around to climbing it today.

My Book Is Here!

I’m super psyched to announce that my newest ebook is here! It’s called 101 Rock Climbing Tips and Tricks, and it’s $2.99 on Amazon.

It’s a Kindle ebook, but you don’t need a Kindle to read it. Once you buy it, you can read it in your browser, on your Mac or Windows PC, or on a bunch of other devices (including iPad, iPod Touch, iPhone, and Android phone/tablet).

I’ve been climbing for 16 years and have done over 200 first ascents, including the second longest sport route in the US. I’ve climbed thousands of pitches, and this book is the distillation of that climbing knowledge and experience. And it’s only $2.99!

Go check out the book now.

And it would be great if you’d share the book on Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, and wherever else you hang out online :)

Here are 10 more photos from my various adventures of the past few years. Click on each one for the larger version and a caption. Other sets of my photos are here and here. 

I stumbled across this picture while looking for something else and had to share it. I’m sorry. [Source]
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I stumbled across this picture while looking for something else and had to share it. I’m sorry. [Source]

The ultimate highball boulder, located in Namibia. [Source]
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The ultimate highball boulder, located in Namibia. [Source]

First banana ascent [from UKC]
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First banana ascent [from UKC]

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New route potential #4 Little Bay, Anguilla. This could be a little climbing paradise. You’ve got the overhanging limestone cliffs over the water and less steep stuff over the sand. Click here for more pics.
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New route potential #4

Little Bay, Anguilla. This could be a little climbing paradise. You’ve got the overhanging limestone cliffs over the water and less steep stuff over the sand. Click here for more pics.

Which type of climber are you? Hilarious. [Click here for large version if you can’t read it]
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Which type of climber are you? Hilarious.

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Who else wants one of these for his/her climbing gear?
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Who else wants one of these for his/her climbing gear?

ClimbingWeather.com

This is a great resource for trip planning. Instead of having to figure out what the closest town to a climbing area is and then going to weather.com and looking at the forecast for the town, ClimbingWeather.com lets you search and browse by climbing area.

A climber’s first world problems.
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A climber’s first world problems.

A freaking ridiculous training regimen. (One-armed pull-ups from an ice tool, anyone?)

Epic Cat Dyno

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