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Rock Climbing: Mastering Basic Skills (Mountaineers Outdoor Expert) by Craig Luebben, 2004-05-12
Climbing Self Rescue: Improvising Solutions for Serious Situations (Mountaineers Outdoor Expert) by Andy Tyson, Molly Loomis, 2006-05-01
Rock Climbing Anchors: A Comprehensive Guide (The Mountaineers Outdoor Experts Series) by Craig Luebben, 2006-02-28
Training for Climbing, 2nd: The Definitive Guide to Improving Your Performance (How To Climb Series) by Eric J. Horst, 2008-09-16
Climbing Mount Improbable by Richard Dawkins, 1997-09-17
Climbing Jacob's Ladder: One Man's Journey to Rediscover a Jewish Spiritual Tradition by Alan Morinis, 2007-05-08
Climbing Anchors, 2nd (How To Climb Series) by John Long, Bob Gaines, 2006-09-01
No Shortcuts to the Top: Climbing the World's 14 Highest Peaks by Ed Viesturs, David Roberts, 2007-11-27
Climbing: Training for Peak Performance (Mountaineers Outdoor Experts Series) by Clyde Soles, 2008-09-30
Climbing the Stairs by Padma Venkatraman, 2010-02-04
Mount Rainier: A Climbing Guide (A Climbing Guide) 2nd Edition by Mike Gauthier, 2005-04-30
Performance Rock Climbing by Dale Goddard, Udo Neumann, 1994-02
Alpine Climbing: Techniques to Take You Higher (Mountaineers Outdoor Expert) by Mark Houston, Kathy Cosley, 2004-11
Maximum Climbing: Mental Training for Peak Performance and Optimal Experience (How To Climb Series) by Eric J. Horst, 2010-04-23

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Climbing Magazine - Since 1970
climbing Magazines mission is to inspire people to rock climb, to seek new challenges, and to learn about the great diversity of our sport.
http://www.climbing.com/

Extractions: var clickURL="http://www.climbing.com//index.html"; /*********************************************** * Chrome CSS Drop Down Menu- Â© Dynamic Drive DHTML code library (www.dynamicdrive.com) * This notice MUST stay intact for legal use * Visit Dynamic Drive at http://www.dynamicdrive.com/ for full source code ********/ FORUMS ACCESS ... EMAIL NEWSLETTER cssdropdown.startchrome("chromemenu"); CLIMBING.COM PHOTO GALLERIES High Country Outfitters, in cooperation with the Atlanta Climbing Club and Sweetwater Brewery, is presenting three outstanding climbers in a series of fund raising slide shows. Wally Berg of Berg Adventures International - April 3rd, rock climbing pioneer Henry Barber - May 1st and Exum Guide Brenton Reagan - May 14th. A Literary and Arts Festival where attendees can get up close and personal with climbers, authors and artists April 3-19. More than one hundred works of art and photographs will be displayed in a number of the restaurants and businesses located along Historic 25th Street and around the city of Ogden for two weeks before the festival. Steve Dieckhoff, the Boulder, Colorado, climber, artist, carpenter, and friend to many passed away on Saturday, March 15. Before he went, he had some time to mull over his final requests. A Memorial Service will be held at Eldorado Springs Canyon, Boulder, Colorado, at 5 p.m., Sunday April 6. All are welcome.
Climbing Magazine Back Issue Index
Find information in back issues of climbing Magazine using the Back Issue Index. Download the pdf here.
http://www.climbing.com/print/index/

Extractions: var clickURL="http://www.climbing.com/print/index//index.html"; /*********************************************** * Chrome CSS Drop Down Menu- Â© Dynamic Drive DHTML code library (www.dynamicdrive.com) * This notice MUST stay intact for legal use * Visit Dynamic Drive at http://www.dynamicdrive.com/ for full source code ********/ FORUMS ACCESS ... EMAIL NEWSLETTER cssdropdown.startchrome("chromemenu"); Back Issue Index Find information in back issues of Climbing Magazine using the Back Issue Index. Download the pdfs here. This index references significant articles and news published in Climbing magazine. Each entry cites relevant information, including subject, author or title when this is a notable point of interest, and department (i.e. Book Review, Feature, Hot Flashes, Cairn, etc.). Issue numbers appear in parentheses, followed by the beginning page number of the referenced article. Dates of each issue are listed at the end of the index. This index references significant articles and news published in Climbing magazine. Each entry cites relevant information, including subject, author or title when this is a notable point of interest, and department (i.e. Book Review, Feature, Hot Flashes, Cairn, etc.). Issue numbers appear in parentheses, followed by the beginning page number of the referenced article. Dates of each issue are listed at the end of the index.
Rockclimbing.com
Forums, Articles, Photos. User maintained route database for areas around the world. Contribute Now.
http://www.rockclimbing.com/

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Climbing - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
climbing is the activity of using one s hands or feet to ascend a steep object. It is done both for recreation (to reach an inaccessible place,
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Extractions: Jump to: navigation search For other uses, see Climbing (disambiguation) Rock climbers on Valkyrie at The Roaches in Staffordshire, England. A competitor in a rope climbing event, at Lyon 's Part-Dieu shopping centre. Climbing is the activity of using one's hands and feet (or indeed any other part of the body) to ascend a steep object. It is done both for recreation (to reach an inaccessible place, or for its own enjoyment) and professionally, as part of activities such as maintenance of a structure, or military operations. Climbing activities include: Mountain climbing (Mountaineering): Ascending mountains for sport or recreation. It often involves rock and/or ice climbing. Rock climbing : Ascending rock formations, often using climbing shoes and a chalk bag . Equipment such as ropes, bolts, nuts, hexes and camming devices are normally employed, either as a safeguard or for artificial aid. Ice climbing : Ascending ice or hard snow formations using special equipment designed for the purpose, usually ice axes and crampons . Protective equipment is similar to rock climbing, although protective devices are different (ice screws, snow wedges).
MountainZone.com | Climbing
All things climbing or climb related! climbing stories, photos, articles, and more!
http://climb.mountainzone.com/
Indoor Rock Climbing (www.indoorclimbing.com)
Worldwide indoor rock climbing walls and gyms list, rock climbing wall construction, rock climbing training plans, rock climbing competitions,
http://www.indoorclimbing.com/

Extractions: indoorclimbing.com Web Check out the Cyberclimber , indoor rock climbing simulation. Plan your climber`s route to the top by clicking on holds and maneuvering the climber`s body position. Improve and progress through increasing levels of climbing difficulty. An excellent score will qualify you to be a cyberclimber routesetter, allowing you to design your own cyberclimber routes for your friends and the world to try! Browse the most comprehensive, up-to-date listing of artificial indoor
Climbing
On belay. Get ready to climb at About.com s comprehensive climbing website. Learn how to use your gear and how to be safe. Get info on climbing at
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Extractions: FREE Newsletter. Sign Up Now! Ian belays Noah on a steep limestone sport route at Jacks Canyon in central Arizona. Photo © Stewart M. Green I received an email a few days ago from Tim asking my advice on what he should buy for a starter rack of sport climbing equipment. I had taken Tim and his wife Angela on a guided climbing lesson last August at Red Rock Canyon on the west side of Colorado Springs. They were total rookies. They hadnt even climbed in an indoor gym in their hometown of San Diego, but they wanted to give climbing a try. It looked like a lot of fun. I took them up a half-dozen routes, showed them how to tie into the rope , how to belay , how to lower and rappel, and how to be safe on the rocks. They loved it. Tim wrote me last fall, saying they had meet some other climbers at the gym and been out top-roping on some bolted cliffs. Now he wanted to start doing some easy leads and asked what equipment a novice climber should buy. I sent him a list of essential sport climbing gear , including a rope, quickdraws, and personal gear. Today he wrote me back and said he had just bought everything he needed and was heading up to Joshua Tree for the weekend to break it in. Hes gonna have fun!
Grog's Climbing Knots Index
Essential knots with animated examples for climbing.
http://www.animatedknots.com/indexclimbing.php

Extractions: Fig 8 Bend (Join) ... Purchase These animated knots are for climbers, rescue workers, arborists, tower-climbers, and others who use rope in man-carrying applications. The knots can be selected from the index on the left, by their pictures above, or from a page which describes their various uses . This selection is based on a thorough review of resources on the internet combined with consultation with, and feedback from, experienced climbers. Climbing, caving, etc., are challenging and potentially dangerous. Do not regard this website as a substitute for thorough instruction and expert supervision. A climbing rope is typically about 60 meters, or 200 feet, long. However, longer ropes are available, up to and in excess of 85 meters. Climbing ropes have changed greatly with the introduction of newer materials. Today's ropes are stronger, lighter, and thinner and come with different characteristics: Static ropes are more durable, more resistant to abrasion, and lack elasticity. They should only be employed where shock loading never occurs: rapelling (abseiling), spelunking, or canyoning. They can be used to belay a climber. However, a
Climbing Merit Badge
BADGE climbing. Information about this merit badge has been moved to the following page. http//meritbadge.org/wiki/index.php?title=climbing.
http://www.meritbadge.com/mb/133.htm
NEClimbs : New England And New Hampshire Rock And Ice Climbing And Conditions Ic
NEClimbs is the home of rock and ice climbing in New England, including New Hampshire, Maine and Vermont. It has realtime weather reports from the base of
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Extractions: 3 out of a possible 5 The Home of New England Climbing home white mountain report store ice report ... archives The White Mountain Report: Mar 27th, 2008 My son Lewis and I took a walk in the woods on Easter Sunday, being properly thankful for the sunny day even tho it was a bit chilly in the mid-20's. I hadn't been up to the End Of Days Crag (home to the Drip In The Woods) this season. It's located between the far left side of Cathedral and the Bryce Path. It's a cool little place with some nice lines in the summer and the afore mentioned Drip in the winter. read it... Our Current Review Cobra Many of us have loved our aging Cobra tools. Will this new version instill the same affection? read it... NEClimbs Store - Featured Product Uncommon Ground celebrates the variety of climbing in the northeastern United States. It's a must-have for everyone that climbs or has climbed in New England.
Climbing Gear Harnesses, Ropes, Carabiners, Ice Axes, Crampons
Mountaineeering axes are used for offtrail travel, glacier and snow climbing, and, in combination with other tools, for ice climbing.
http://www.rei.com/climbing

Extractions: Product Safety Recalls Black Diamond Quicksilver Quickdraw Set Straight- and bent-gate Quicksilver II carabiners plus a 10mm Dynex runner create a strong, durable and lightweight quickdraw. Set of 6. Shop all carabiners and quickdraws. Customer Favorites Here's the gear that climbers would recommend to their friends. Shop all top-rated climbing gear. Black Diamond Momentum AL and Primrose AL Climbing Harnesses These fully adjustable harnesses can be used for nearly any style of climbing during any season.
Tradgirl - Climbing FAQ
Frequently asked questions about rock climbing, including sections on beginner questions, buying rock climbing gear, caring for your rock climbing gear,
http://www.tradgirl.com/climbing_faq/

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Boise Climbs Sandy Epeldi, Boise Idaho Rockclimbing Guidebook Climb Climbing Bas
Crag information and topos. New route information. Bulletin board. Guidebook information and local links. Photos. (Idaho and Eastern Oregon)
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All Climbing
Blogging on climbing, bouldering, mountaineering, and training.
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Extractions: Blogging on climbing, bouldering, mountaineering, and training. home About Climbing Links Books ... 1 Comment Popularity: 5% Permalink No Comments ... New River Rendezvous registration is starting to get full. This year organizers are limiting the event to the first 700 climbers who register in advance. The fee is only $25 and from my past experiences at the Rendezvous, it will be money well spent. Popularity: 7% Permalink 2 Comments April 4-6 - Spring Fling Quartz Gathering, Quartz Mountain, OK April 4-6 - and New River Mountain Guides Trad Camp, New River Gorge, WV April 6 - , North Canton, OH April 12 - 8th Annual Crux the Competition , Radford, VA April 13 - Radical Reels , Boulder, CO April 16 - Galen and Barbara Rowell Lecture Series tickets ], San Francisco, CA April 18-19 - ClimbFest Ogden 2008 , Ogden, UT April 19 - Goddesses on the Rocks , Joshua Tree, CA April 18-19 - Red River Reunion Trash Clean Up, Red River Gorge, KY April 26 - Beginning of Season Party and Pig Roast, Seneca Rocks, WV
Rock Climbing Info, News, Pictures, Forum, Shop, Travel And Community @ ABC-of-R
Worlds largest Rock climbing portal including information articles, newsdesk, gear shop, travel services, pictures, forum and community.
http://www.abc-of-rockclimbing.com/
Climbing In The Mountaineers
Mountaineering and climbing with The Mountaineers, Seattle Branch.
http://www.mountaineers.org/seattle/climbing/
Card Games: Climbing Games
Overview of five games The Big Two/Choi Dai Di, Zheng Shangyou, Zheng Fen, Tien Len, and President/Asshole/Scum.
http://www.pagat.com/climbing/

Extractions: Play Free Online Card Games Home Page Alphabetical Index Classified Index In climbing games, each player in turn must play a higher card (or combination of cards) than the previous player. A player who cannot or does not wish to beat the previous play can pass. This continues for as many rounds as necessary until someone makes a play which no one will beat. That player wins the "trick" and leads to another one. Because players can pass, their cards are not used at an equal rate and some will run out before others. Often the aim is to get rid of cards, but sometimes it may be to win cards in "tricks". Climbing games, like trick taking games and beating games , must have a card ranking order. Often higher cards beat lower ones irrespective of suit. Usually it is possible to play combinations as well as single cards, so these too must be ranked. Climbing games are quite widespread in the orient, especially China. Only in recent years have they become known in the West. Games include Zheng Shangyou, Big Two, Asshole (Trouduc, Bum) In many games of this group a mock social status, ranging (for example) from emperor to peasant, is awarded to the players according to how well they do on a hand. This status is then perpetuated in subsequent hands by making the losers give away their best cards to the winners, as well as suffering other indignities. This social dimension appears not only in climbing games but also in certain trick taking games such as the Russian game
Climbing - Mountain And Rock Climbing Including Gear| GORP | Away.com
Online guides. Trip reports and photos. Discussion forum. Question and answer forum. Advice and beginner s guides.
http://away.com/gorp/activity/climb.htm
Women Climbing: Introduction
Women climbing a site for anything and everything about women climbing. Bios, history, gear, events, clubs and organizations, quotes. Chat with other women,
http://www.womenclimbing.com/
Mount Rainier National Park - Climbing (U.S. National Park Service)
Use this website to gather information on weather, route conditions, avalanche information, climbing Permits Fees, Regulations, guide services,
http://www.nps.gov/mora/climb/climb.htm

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