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- Lee Cujes
- I'm an Australian rockclimber who has been at it since the mid 1990s. My passions include:
• Climbing new routes
• Developing new climbing areas
• Climbing steep rock
• Travelling
• Training
• Promoting best practice bolting on crags worldwide.
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In 2009, there was a tragic accident in the Blue Mountains in Australia where a well-loved local climber lost his life due to a bolt fail... -
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Introduction: The Norwegians Let me relate a story real quick. A new multipitch route on Fire Wall (Tonsai, Phranang Peninsula) goes up w... -
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Ueli Steck © Robert Bosch Climbing just published a story taking a look at the fitness of alpinist Ueli Steck. As far as climbers go,... -
Here's a collection of training tidbits from the world's best climber. Adam Ondra's training regime "I train more or les...
2 comments:
Reminds me of a certain trip to Point Perp last year. Was Cass Crane lurking in the bushes nearby by any chance? - Neil
Yes indeed. A good sand trench would have diverted that river nicely. Erik
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