I used to have a theory in the first few years of my climbing career: if you want to climb hard, get a dog. Look back on those climbing videos of old and check out how many of them featured a crag dog and there are loads: Hard Grit, Stick It - the Nesscliffe guide even has a collie on the cover! Pete Edwards shares advice for dog owne...
BMG Trainee Misha Nepogodiev finds out that you have to expect the unexpected in order to pass the Entrance Exams for the BMG Training Scheme. After my application for the BMG training scheme was accepted last June, I was looking forwar...
Neil Gresham gets to grips with handholds: Page-one of climbing technique is making the best use of the holds, and this became apparent when we looked at footwork earlier in this series. Climbers have a habit of analysing footwork but we often take it...
Sally Lisle shares four simple (but not necessarily easy) tools to help you grapple with fear when it kicks in mid climb... If you are operating on the cusp of controlling/losing control of your fear response, it is highly valuable to have a few techniques...
The evil word. Pre-practice, top roping, working: all synonyms for that most diabolical of threats to stylistic purity....
Neil Gresham continues his technique series and the theme of footwork, taking an in-depth look at toe-hooking.
Aspirant British Mountain Guide shares some thoughts and tips that he's learnt whilst preparing for the BMG training scheme.
Crack connoisseur, training guru and director of Lattice Training, Tom Randall, shares some...
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