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Coach and 5.15 climber Cameron Hörst explains how to develop a training program for 5.10-5.13 climbers.

The Slovenian powerhouse made quick work of Austria’s ‘Bügeleisen Sit’...before running a second lap.

El Potrero Chico, or "the little corral,” is a bolted limestone playground

Head trauma is among the most feared and catastrophic injuries in climbing. So why aren't more rock climbers wearing helmets?

Especially if your guide doesn’t correct your mistakes.

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"We hadn’t accomplished our goal of free-climbing 'The Diagonal,' but it was one of the wildest days of my life. After that, I stopped climbing for a few months, spooked."

Mecus and her partner fell 1,000 feet while attempting Mt. Johnson's Southeast Face.

Are bolt-on holds ugly? Yes. But they can be easily hammered off, whereas chipped holds may be harder to fix. (Of course, it’s best to do neither!)

This painstakingly researched new book collects the forgotten histories of mountaineerings often-overlooked high-altitude workers

Climbing gyms make fantastic training and practice environments, but they also reward some bad habits that can be downright unsafe outside. Jump-start your transition to outdoor master by avoiding these five common mistakes.