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Sometimes things are not what they seem on social media. Sometimes in order for me to move upward, I have to first hit rock bottom. I’ve seen this reflected in my climbing, my diet and health, my career goals and even in friendships or relationships. My theme of 2019 was tainted sourly by a feeling
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Do you feel that is true? I’m personally an advocate for training for climbing in the sense of bettering our physical bodies in order to perform better. But I’ve generally found there to be less women interested in training so I wanted to investigate whether that was actually true or simply an impression that I
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[Feature photo by: Lans Hansen. Shoes by Barrabes. Clothes by 3RD ROCK.] The rumour mill of sending. Every time we hear that someone has sent something, the air is filled with questions. How long did it take, how many tries, how did they get that strong —- basically just how. If you are anything like me, you
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[Feature photo by: James Taylor] A little context: for me projecting my first 8A was a very emotional process. I don’t know how to describe this fully other than through this series of paragraphs. Not your thing? For details of the actual climbing, my blog on the session by session breakdown to climbing 8A is
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[this post is supported by ] In the switch from winter to summer, I went from climbing indoor blocs in London at the Blokfest series to started to summer sport climbing outdoors in the Peak District and up in Yorkshire at Malham and Kilnsey. I won’t get started on the indoor vs outdoor argument, but
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In light of today’s election results, I thought what better thing to do than distract myself and others with something other than political woes. Entertainment is our favourite form of escapism, so here is the first of my blogs about my recent trip to the Red River Gorge… Thanks for reading! This past year has



