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'What are you afraid of?' talks with Dave MacLeod

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Ellis Brigham, Mountain Equipment and GORE-TEX® join Dave MacLeod for an ice climbing masterclass and talk in London & Manchester this February!

Dave MacLeod was a shy and fearful kid who hated sport, yet he went on to become one of the UK's most recognised professional rock climbers. In this talk, Dave will explore the ideas that defined his progress to making first ascents of some of the world’s hardest climbs, and reflect on the ideas from outside sport he's used to improve his own performance. Through his climbs on the Eiger North Face, Arctic Norway and of course Scotland, Dave explains conventional ideas from sports science he rejected as unimportant and arrives at his most important ingredients for completing hard projects in climbing.

Ellis Brigham Store, Covent Garden
3rd February
8pm - 9:30pm
Tickets: £8

Ellis Brigham Store, Castlefield
10th February
7pm - 8:30pm
Tickets: £8

Tickets are available at: http://www.ellis-brigham.com/advice-inspiration/blogs/events/what-are-you-a...

All proceeds going to Climbers Against Cancer

To coincide with 'What Are You Afraid Of?' talks with Dave MacLeod this February we are also giving you the opportunity to win one of 11 ice climbing sessions at the Vertical Chill Ice Climbing Walls in London and Manchester.

In addition to a free 45 minute ice climbing session you will also be coached by Dave. So if you’re looking to fine tune your Ice Climbing technique and progress from easy gullys to vertical ice then these sessions are for you. Dave has a wealth of climbing experience and is keen to share it!

To enter follow this link: http://www.ellis-brigham.com/advice-inspiration/blogs/competitions/win-an-i...


Dave MacLeod is a professional climber based in the highlands of Scotland. He has been climbing for 20 years and is recognised as one of the best all-round climbers in the world, climbing 9a sport routes, Font 8B+ boulders, E11 trad routes, grade XI mixed routes and made hundreds of first ascents around Scotland and the greater mountain ranges of the world.

He is also a world renowned climbing coach, writing the popular blog The online climbing coach since 2006. His first book, 9 out of 10 Climbers Make the Same Mistakes is an international bestselling climbing improvement text. He has just released his second book, Make or Break. Dave’s best known routes are Rhapsody, the world’s first E11 trad route, Echo Wall, E11 on Ben Nevis, The Longhope Route E9 on St. John’s Head, Project Fear 8a+ on the north face of Cima Ovest and Disco 2000 8a+ in Arctic Norway

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