Alpine Season is Here! Here’s How to Prep for High Elevation Bouldering.
Alpine bouldering requires way more effort and consideration than a casual day at your roadside rocks.
Alpine bouldering requires way more effort and consideration than a casual day at your roadside rocks.
This article was originally published in Climbing No. 380 under the title "Circuit Court."
Like most climbers you probably train by developing your lats, pulling down rather than squeezing or pushing, but climbing often demands a variety of techniques including using "non holds" such as opposing slopers.
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