Latest Blog Posts for Egre Climber

• The Real Secret to Effective Power Training
  on Sep 16, 2011 in Sport Climbing Tips Standar Climbing
  Hanging Up You can train long or you can train hard, but not both — which is probably why so many of us train power so wrongly. (By “power,” we mean the product of strength and speed, i.e., the explosive force recruited any time you use moment...
• The High Hill
  on Aug 5, 2011
  ...
• Technique - WHISPERS OF WISDOM
  on Aug 5, 2011 in Tips Standar Climbing safety
  The awesome power of Silent Feet Nothing is more frustrating than falling because your foot slipped. It’s not frustrating because you passed the crux, were still fresh, or had just one move to finish your project. No, it’s frustrating because it...
• Big Wall Tactics
  on Aug 5, 2011 in Sport Climbing Tips
  Eight pitches the 1988 first ascent of Waterfall Wall—a dry-season-only Grade VI A4+ that follows the line of Upper Yosemite Falls—Rick Sylvester and I were eager to get to the first good crack of any length we had seen in four pitches. A slantin...
• Helmet Standar Climbing Equipment
  on Aug 5, 2011 in Equipment Helmet Standar Climbing
  <!--[if gte mso 9]> Normal 0 false false false IN X-NONE X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 <![endif]-->...
• Bolt Warning
  on Aug 5, 2011 in Bolt Warning
  As you probably know by now, the original stainless steel bolts that were used couldn’t stand up to the harsh marine environment on the Brac.  In November of 2000 a small team of people blitzed the island with new titanium glue-in Tortuga bolts fr...
• The High Hill
  on Aug 5, 2011
  ...
• Adventure (Serious) Sport Climbing at the Point!
  on Aug 5, 2011 in Sport Climbing Adventure the Point
  Climbing at the Point and Edd’s Place can turn into a serious situation should something go wrong.  Remember that unless there are some other climbers around, no one else on the island can rescue you but you!  The rappel approaches present some u...
• on Aug 5, 2011 in Sport Climbing Tips Standar Climbing
  The real secret to effective power trainingYou can train long or you can train hard, but not both — which is probably why so many of us train power so wrongly. (By “power,” we mean the product of strength and speed, i.e., the explosive force re...
• Technique - WHISPERS OF WISDOM
  on Aug 5, 2011 in Tips Standar Climbing safety
  The awesome power of Silent Feet Nothing is more frustrating than falling because your foot slipped. It’s not frustrating because you passed the crux, were still fresh, or had just one move to finish your project. No, it’s frustrating because it...

{pvComments::user_name}

{pvComments::date}

Delete 

{pvComments::comment}

Post a Comment