Climber, alpinist, trail-runner... Each of them will deal with his favorite sport, the one where he's best, and for which he earned an international recognition.
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On Nina Caprez's Blog
The Arc'teryx, Verdon
Project was the brain-child of fellow Arc'teryx ambassadors, Keith
Ladzinski and Andy Mann. They wanted to discover this beautiful
place with two athletes of the brand. I was super psyched when they
asked me to partici
On Nina Caprez's Blog
I'm back from an incredible trip in Argentinia. It was this kind of
trip I'm loving so much! Why? Because I was sharing a big adventure with
lovely people in a fantastic place. The main goal of our trip was to
bolt routes for the next Pe
On Liv Sansoz's Blog
It's been a
really long time since I've written anything on my blog
Lot's of things have
happened in the last 6 months, The most important one being the renovation work
I've been 
On Michaël Fuselier's Blog
Cela fait maintenant 5 jours que nous sommes arrivés sur le magnifique site de Bishop (Californie).
Alex dans Iron Man (6b) et Mike dans Fly Boy (7b+)
On Philippe Ribière's Blog
On Steve Mc Clure's Blog
As a kid, in fact even as an adult, I looked up to the stars
of the climbing world. Then slowly, as you meet them you realise they are
actually normal people. Its almost a surprise! B
On Nina Caprez's Blog
Well well, it's high time to write about one of the best trip I've ever done in my live, the Petzl Roc Trip in Getu Valley.
In my eyes, it was a journey in an inconnu world. A world with
another rhythm of live, time and people. Erwann Lelann transformed this
lost place in China in a kind of a climbing paradise with a minimum of
structure. Structure in China will never be the same as
On Philippe Ribière's Blog
Long time ago that I didn't put my ass on the chair to write something. I admit to be a lazy man, even thought I enjoyed my time in many places like Spain, Font, China and right now in USA.
On Petzl Crew's Blog
Gabriele Moroni our italian team athlete, has finally redpointed the route named "Coup de Bambou" (9a), one of the hardest picthes in the Great Arch! Here are some words from his personnal blog :
On Steve Mc Clure's Blog
Dani completing his project
From the first moment that I stumbled under the arch and
pretty much fell over at the scale Ive wanted to climb a multi-pitch. The
challenge is pretty
On Steve Mc Clure's Blog
Petzl Rock Trip 2011. Getu valley. There must be more
limestone here than the whole of the 
On Steve Mc Clure's Blog
Bits of rock can look pretty much the same, it doesnt
matter where you are in the world. Big features, crazy formations, caves,
pinnacles, whatever; up close and pulling hard, rock is rock. In a place 
On Steve Mc Clure's Blog

On Steve Mc Clure's Blog
The best time of the year is now. Everywhere! Not just for
climbing but for everything (maybe not sunb

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