
11 Things I Learned from Surviving a Climbing Accident
Rock climbing is a dangerous sport, even when you know your stuff. An exciting tale about surviving a 25-foot climbing fall and what I learned from it.
Rock climbing is my favorite sport. There’s no better way to face your fears and grow than to hop on the sharp end. Check out these essential rock climbing skills on my climbing blog.
Rock climbing is a dangerous sport, even when you know your stuff. An exciting tale about surviving a 25-foot climbing fall and what I learned from it.
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Do heights make your shutter with fear? Read this.
Climb ON with this beginner guide to climbing. Learn how to get started, what gear you need and how to find climbing friends and more!
Do heights make your shutter with fear? Read this.
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There is something about climbing rocks that keeps bringing me back. The challenge of facing fears never comes easily. Climbing teaches us to keep pushing back on that fear. The harder you push the more you realize what you are truly capable of.
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