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A teaser excerpt from our recent film PROGRESSION. Features Kevin Jorgeson on the 2nd ascent of one of England’s hardest traditional routes, The Groove E11. Progression DVD and HD Download available at www.bigupproductions.com
Javier climbing “Superman” a 8c route @ Patones, a great rockclimbing school in the surround area of Madrid City.
Me on the green 13 overhang at Newcastle University, Australia. A lot of keyboard-commandos out there seem very quick to criticise that I used big holds, and was doing a route that didn’t seem to require a great amount of skill. Yes, that’s right. I was a beginner climber, and it was a beginner route. And it had very large holds. And it was fun. Forgive me for not realising that all climbing videos had to be of a certain grade route before I was allowed to post them online. I didn’t make this video to pass myself off as some experienced rock-climbing guru, so if you are looking for videos of expert climbers showing off their finesse on advanced routes, you’re in the wrong place. Go critique someone who cares.
Climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro Trip taken by Eenee Ferrano, January 2009 with John Roberts, Scott Peters and Courtney Harris Took the Machame Route for 7 days
www.bordersmedia.com is the place to find more interviews like this one.
Climbing an obscure route in Zion with my best friend and favorite partner, Cheryl
In the Ironbound, new immigrants come to grow and prosper, then leave after several generations. Neighborhoods that used to have Irish, German, Italian, and Polish residents now feature Portuguese, Brazilians and Ecuadorians. With the passage of each group, the Ironbound continues its long ascent from "the wrong side of the tracks" to a vibrant neighborhood built on sweat equity. (Slideshow by Scott Lituchy)
This is Christina, from Switzerland, climbing her semi-finals route at the Youth World Championships in Imst, Austria.
Tuck climbing a "route" on his home wall
