I was sitting with my lifelong friend Jake on his patio talking climbing and talking life–where those two end and begin, I’m not sure. He laughed in reference to the amount of people who compare …
Tag: Sports
The Art of Ignorance
I wrote a really long post, about 1000 words, that I just deleted. It pretty much described my incident again, but most of you know what happened. If you don’t check it out here. What …
Laugh to Keep from Crying
Today’s post features a special guest, John the Electrician, doing what he does best! I can’t say that this is OSHA approved, but OSHA is no fun anyways so screw them and all their rules! …
Getting Back on the Horse
Almost two weeks ago after finishing up my solo circuit at a local crag I was scrambling down through this gully and had this easy 4th class (hands and feet scramble) traverse over to a …
The Secret is NOT Talent
If you were to ask anybody who knows me well–old friends and new alike–to describe me, they would likely say that I’m a high energy person. And they wouldn’t be wrong in that assessment. Why …
The Dark Horse
I’ve spent the majority of my life around the ocean surfing and body surfing. Surfing is fun, but it just started to feel like a crowded and competitive endeavor, and I started really feeling a …
The Best Moderate Climb in America
Royal Robbins said that Corrugation Corner (5.7) was the best climb of its grade anywhere. 5.7 is a moderate grade, and with a little bit of patience and instruction anyone can likely climb it. Maybe …
