Climbing coach and writer Ari Schneider explores gender bias in climbing media and reveals the results of a small study he conducted into bias in online articles. I decided to read and analyse 80 news articles, twenty each, from four cl...
Experiments with psychedelic, colour-changing fibres and spaghetti might sound more akin to child's play than to serious scientific research, but a team of mathematicians and engineers at Massachusetts Institute of Technology in...
Dave Barnes discusses pushing the known limits with the world's most accomplished rock climber of 2019: Sébastien Bouin. The name Bouin is mostly associated with a fixing and preserving solution used in histology, consisting of a variety of...
Paul Sagar explores why climbing accidents - specifically ground falls - are rarely discussed...
Sarah-Jane Dobner asks whether some facets of the modern emphasis on training and nutrition in climbing are causing...
We park at the lighthouse and slither down to the tide line. Waves break onto glistening black rocks. The tide is on the ebb. The sky is grey, the...
As we begin the new decade, it can be interesting to see how things changed throughout the last decade. Andy...
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