The Longest Climb: A Memoir of Love, Mountaineering, and Healing

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The Longest Climb: A Memoir of Love, Mountaineering, and Healing
image of the longest climb book An inspiring, moving, and unblinking view of a renowned climber who refuses to turn his back on the mountains after a life-altering injury. Born in Bolton, England, Paul Pritchard started climbing when he was 16 years old. In time, he became one of the foremost British climbers of the 1980s and 1990s, climbing difficult routes across the United Kingdom and around the world, including the East Face of Central Tower in Torres del Paine, Patagonia, the first ascent of the West Face of Mount Asgard on Baffin Island, Trango Tower in northern Pakistan, and multiple attempts on the then-unclimbed Shark’s Fin on Meru Peak, in the Indian Himalayan region. On Friday, February 13, 1998, Paul’s life was dramatically altered when he was struck in the head by a falling boulder while climbing the Totem Pole, a slender sea stack off the coast of Tasmania. He received a traumatic head injury and was left suffering from hemiplegia, which has robbed his right side of movement and continues to play tricks with his speech and memory. A remarkable story that highlights life’s surprising gifts and crucial lessons, The Longest Climb chronicles Paul’s inspiring journey back to life and reminds us all that “When we spend time in the mountains, we do not escape from our woes. We come home and learn how to accept them.” Purchase your copy here: https://rmbooks.com/book/the-longest-climb/
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Spring GRP Macros Pre-Order

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Spring GRP Macros Pre-Order
image of routesetter with hold Don’t miss out on Trango’s latest shapes produced in GRP (Glass Reinforced Polyester). Pre-order now to get fresh shapes and colors for delivery in October! GRP MACRO PRE-ORDER BENEFITS FREE shipment to continental U.S. 3% discount on orders over $3,000 No payment until the holds are ready to ship Place your order by June 15 for October delivery EXPLORE ALL GRP HOLDS HOW IT WORKS Each quarter we receive a shipping container of GRP holds from Asia. We add your made-to-order holds to the shipment so you can get exactly what you want instead of being limited by our in-stock inventory. You will receive your holds in October and will be notified when your order is on its way to you. TERMS No payment is due at time of order – you will receive an invoice to pay once your order is ready to ship from our warehouse in Colorado. HOW TO ORDER Email your completed GRP order form to our dealer service team at orders@trango.com. All order forms must be received by June 15 for inclusion on this season’s order.
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ParaCliffHangers Western Region Overnight Fundraiser for Adaptive Climbing

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ParaCliffHangers Western Region Overnight Fundraiser for Adaptive Climbing
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LOS ANGELES, CA – May 1, 2024 – ParaCliffHangers, a nonprofit organization run for and by rock climbers with disabilities is hosting an overnight climbing and fundraising event on Saturday May 18th, 2024 from 4PM to 2AM at The Post Climbing in Pasadena. This event is open to all, regardless of climbing experience.

ParaCliffHangers expands the rock climbing community to include people with disabilities. They foster joy, empowerment, adventure, community, and equity through indoor, outdoor, and competitive climbing. In the Los Angeles area, ParaCliffHangers regularly hosts indoor meetups every 1st and 3rd Tuesdays from 6PM to 9PM at The Post Climbing in Pasadena.

At the Night Owl Climb-a-thon, there will be an Artist’s Alley, specialty instruction clinics, raffle prizes, food/drinks, a nap space, and games for prizes!  All funds raised will go toward providing accessible opportunities for hundreds of paraclimbers indoors, outdoors, and at USAC climbing competitions.

Interviews and photos are available upon request. 

LINKS Instagram: @paracliffhangers Sign Up/Donation Link

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Nonprofit Training Gym in the Netherlands Finds Its Niche

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Nonprofit Training Gym in the Netherlands Finds Its Niche
Bouldering at Wildflower Climbing Gym
Founded in 2021, Wildflower moved to a new facility last November, but what hasn’t changed is the nonprofit’s focus on providing local climbers a “community-based bouldering gym and training center” that’s “based on equality and sustainability.” (All images courtesy of Wildflower Climbing Gym)

Wildflower Climbing Gym Leiden, Netherlands

Specs: Wildflower Climbing Gym is a nonprofit bouldering gym in Leiden, Netherlands. Owned and operated by the Wildflower Climbing Foundation—a team consisting of Marloes Vink, Jørg Frankens and professional climber Tiba Vroom—the gym first opened its doors in October 2021. The owners are all Leiden residents and wanted a smaller, training-focused space close to home where they could develop their climbing. “Just like everywhere, there is a massive increase in new bouldering gyms in the Netherlands,” Vroom explained, noting an uptick in larger facilities in particular. The owners saw a niche for Wildflower, a “nonprofit, community-based bouldering gym and training center” designed “for motivated climbers to train and improve,” Vroom said.
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 According to Vroom, finding an available building with the right size, height and open space was difficult. So, when the team discovered their first facility in the project’s early days, they adjusted their construction plans and opening timeline to snag the location. In November 2023, the gym moved to a new facility that now features “spray walls, slabs, a jump system wall, MoonBoard, and of course all the training equipment,” an Instagram post detailed. The gym also offers a variety of youth programs and fitness classes for climbing and movement training, such as classes for mobility and strength training, women’s MoonBoarding classes, and Capoeira. “These classes make our community really tight, and it is very fun to climb in a motivated group of people with a trainer helping you improve your climbing,” shared Vroom.
Training in one of the fitness areas at Wildflower
A training gym as much as a bouldering gym, Wildflower has dedicated fitness and training areas positioned near the climbing walls throughout the facility.
In operating a nonprofit gym, the owners also aim to put equality and sustainability at the forefront of their day-to-day operations. “When it comes to equality, we have included measures such as making our gym fully gender-neutral, supporting climbing for mentally and physically disabled persons, adjusting our prices for people who have less to spend, etc.,” Vroom said. “This way, we take down barriers for new or existing climbers to get more out of our sport.” In terms of sustainability, the gym uses green energy and educates climbers on climbing responsibly outdoors. “We organize courses and retreats to teach people how to rock climb while preserving nature, and we share things about it on our social media. We believe that climbing gyms have the responsibility to teach their climbers how to climb well in nature, as they are creating the people who will be going to the crags,” continued Vroom.
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 For others looking to start a nonprofit climbing gym, Vroom recommends staying flexible throughout that process and connected to the member base. “Don’t be afraid to change [the plan] if reality is different,” she said. “Especially with nonprofits, it’s all about community. [The community members] are the ones who carry your business and make your time worthwhile. Make sure to give them the attention that they need and ask them for help if you need it…Listen to your climbers! They are the ones enjoying your gym every day.”
A climbing class at Wildflower
In addition to fitness and climbing classes, Wildflower offers gym-to-crag education intended to “teach people how to rock climb while preserving nature.”
Walls: Owner/Contractor Flooring: Benky Climbing CRM Software: Sportivity Website: wildflowerclimbinggym.org Instagram: @WildflowerClimbingGym In Their Words: “Success looks like a place where everybody feels welcome and at home, finds their own way to enjoy climbing to the fullest, and shares this experience with the community. It looks like a place where we (the crew) can do our own training and teach people how to train, as well. The gym has to be able to financially support itself and the trainers that contribute to it. That is what I believe to be a very successful Wildflower.” – Tiba Vroom, Co-Founder and Co-Manager of Wildflower Climbing Gym

Tenaya Steps Up as Title Sponsor for AAC’s 2024 Craggin’ Classic Series

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Tenaya Steps Up as Title Sponsor for AAC’s 2024 Craggin’ Classic Series
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Photo by Jan Novak courtesy of Tenaya.
Tenaya, the Spanish-based designer and manufacturer of premier climbing footwear, is proud to announce its title sponsorship of the AAC’s (American Alpine Club’s) 2024 Craggin’ Classic Series. Tenaya, which is exclusively distributed in the US by Colorado-based Trango, will be the title sponsor for all six of the 2024 Craggin’ Classic events.   The 2024 Craggin’ Classic Events are scheduled for Ozarks (Bentonville, AR, May 10-12); Devil’s Lake (Baraboo, WI, August 23-25); Rumney (Rumney, NH, Sept 6-8); New River Gorge (Lansing, WV, Sept 13-15); Shelf Road (Cañon City, CO, October 11-13); Bishop (Bishop, CA, Oct 18-20).  “Since my first trip to Yosemite in the 1990’s, I have felt the inclusivity of the US climbing community,” says Tenaya founder, Jose Luis Garcia Gallego. “We are very pleased to be a part of the highly popular Craggin’ Classics and look forward to not only the climbing at these historic crags, but also the interaction with so many attendees from North America and all over the world. We thank the AAC for the opportunity to be a part of the fun and education.”   Trango president, Chris Klinke, also expresses his full support of the AAC Craggin’ Classic/AAC and Tenaya partnership. “As Tenaya’s US distributor, we’ve experienced the incredible reception of Tenaya shoes in the US climbing community,” says Klinke. “One thing that we’ve noticed about Tenaya shoes is that they elevate the climbing experience on so many different types of rock, for everyone from beginners to experts. We think Tenaya is the perfect title sponsor for the Craggin’ Classic, and we think the attendees will agree.”  
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Photo by Roman Yalowitz courtesy of Tenaya.
The AAC’s Craggin’ Classic Series of events began in 2010. They provide a fun, safe, and inclusive opportunity for people of all skill levels and backgrounds to celebrate climbing (and climbing culture). In addition to taking place in some of the U.S.’s most iconic climbing destinations, the multi-day festivals provide camping opportunities, climbing clinics, riveting guest speakers, product demos and scrumptious meals that often feature locally-sourced drinks and food.  The events are known for their “skill” courses, which are taught by professional athletes and guides, film screenings, and festive evening entertainment.   Tenaya will provide a full fleet of performance climbing shoes for attendees to demo, as well as some of the world’s top climbers, including Chris Sharma, Jimmy Webb and Drew Ruana, to participate in select clinics, presentations, and of course, climbing.   The Craggin’ Classic Series attracts over 3,500 participants annually, from beginners to experts, with attendees from all over the world. The Series brings together more than 50 outdoor industry brands, as well as the expertise from nearly two dozen local climbing organizations. Each season, there are more than 100 clinics, first-run films, and compelling, educational speakers. 
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Photo by Ken Etzel courtesy of Tenaya.
About Tenaya Tenaya is the brainchild of legendary big wall climber and shoe designer Jose Luis Garcia Gallego. The conception of the brand was born during a first ascent in Yosemite National Park in the 1990s. Gallego’s first ascents in Yosemite include “Mediterraneo,” “Verano Mágico,” “Costa Calidad,” and “AVE.” All Tenaya shoes are designed and hand-crafted in southern Spain. Since the brand’s inception in 1997, Tenaya climbing shoes have been a part of some of the world’s most beautiful, as well as most difficult, climbing routes.   About Trango Founded in Boulder, Colorado in 1991, Trango is an athlete-driven brand, dedicated to challenging the status quo of climbing and to advancing indoor gym technology. At Trango, we create innovative equipment that climbers trust. Our company is passionate about solution-oriented products that help climbers pursue the sport we love. You can count on Trango gear to deliver something extra, something special, that will contribute to your climbing adventure, indoors or out. 
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Redpoint HQ Software Hits Gym Market

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Redpoint HQ Software Hits Gym Market
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Software guru Andy Laakman, the original mastermind behind RGP, now has a new gym management software—Redpoint HQ (pictured)—that hit the market this year. (All images courtesy of Redpoint HQ)
Andy Laakman, the founder of Rock Gym Pro (RGP)—the most widely-used gym management software in the climbing industry in North America—recently launched a new gym management software, called Redpoint HQ. The software has been in development since late 2022 and allows gyms to sell day passes, sell retail merchandise, track customer check-ins, manage recurring (or prepaid) memberships, manage inventory, and manage programs and bookings, among other features.
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 Since founding RGP in 2008, Laakman served as a key developer at the software company—which was sold to Togetherwork in 2018—before he and two other key staff members departed from RGP in 2020. Laakman told CBJ that the team behind the creation of Redpoint HQ has been in the climbing industry since 2005 and has a “deep understanding” of gym operations, from that of a “local bouldering gym” to multi-facility gym chains. “It’s truly dream software by a team that knows deeply how gyms operate—from the front desk all the way to the back office,” added Laakman. Laakman explained that Redpoint HQ was designed with three principles in mind—to be fast (i.e., with the fewest clicks possible in operation at the front desk), to be easy (tailored to the unique software needs of customers, staff and managers), and to be flexible (allowing gym operators to configure the system to the needs of their specific business).
Redpoint HQ in use at Edgeworks
The new Redpoint HQ software is already in use at Edgeworks’ Bellevue, Seattle and Tacoma locations.
Redpoint HQ is currently live at the three Edgeworks Climbing + Fitness gyms in Washington. Laakman says that Redpoint HQ’s pricing will be competitive with other products on the market. Updates and onboarding dates can be obtained by joining Redpoint HQ’s mailing list at redpointhq.com.

Join EP Climbing at CWA Booth 700 and Experience Climbing Innovation at the “Portland to Paris” Afterparty!

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Join EP Climbing at CWA Booth 700 and Experience Climbing Innovation at the “Portland to Paris” Afterparty!
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EP Climbing is gearing up for an exciting presence at the Climbing Wall Association (CWA) Summit 2024 in Portland. Attendees are invited to visit Booth 700 to explore the latest climbing technology and products, including over 300 new holds being released. As a token of appreciation for your support, we’re excited to offer exclusive discounts and offers for CWA Summit participants, from special promotions to giveaways.

EP Climbing will host the “Portland to Paris” Afterparty at the EP-built Portland Rock Gym (PRG) Beaverton. This event promises live music, drinks benefiting the Access Fund, food trucks, games, prizes, and a slab competition by Kilter. Attendees can also climb the US-First Titan Wall, a replica of the bouldering wall for the Paris 2024 Olympics, during CBJ’s Grip Showcase, which will feature an EP route!

Don’t miss this opportunity to celebrate our climbing community. Join EP Climbing at CWA Booth 700 and the “Portland to Paris” Afterparty on Thursday, May 16th 8-11pm right after the showcase.

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Experience the Future of World Cup and Olympic Climbing at the CWA Summit

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Experience the Future of World Cup and Olympic Climbing at the CWA Summit
We at Rockcity are thrilled to be attending this year’s CWA summit, where we will be showcasing all of our latest climbing holds, which are set to play a crucial role in the coming World Cup season and at the 2024 Paris Olympics. rockcity holds This year’s CWA Summit promises a great opportunity to get a closer look at the latest cutting-edge holds designed to test the skill, strength, and strategy of the world’s top climbers, as well as the regular gym-goer. Designed by leading shapers with feedback from seasoned climbers, these holds are not just a piece of the puzzle; they are the stepping stones to new heights in the climbing world. rock city holds Don’t miss this unique opportunity to connect with the heart of the climbing community, discover the latest trends, and equip yourself with knowledge and resources that will elevate your passion or business to new heights. Head down and visit us at stand: 1012. We can’t wait to see you there! Can’t attend? No problem. You can still access our full catalogue over at rockcityclimbingholds.com.
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Climb Insider: crag news, athletes, the Summit is coming…

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Climb Insider: crag news, athletes, the Summit is coming…
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Plenty of interesting news and articles in this World Cup gap week. Access Fund’s trail-building and education teams introduced. A new BLM rule that prioritizes conservation and recreation. Articles about how beneficial climbing can be for you. Convos and profiles of top athletes. Industry professionals in North America are preparing to convene in Portland for this year’s CWA Summit. Want to know what’s happening that week? Check out our A-to-Z rundown of that full week. It’s not too late to decide to attend, or to sign up for one of the many valuable pre-conference workshops. See The Freshest Job Posts Here

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Manage Operations at HiClimb – Climbing Jobs Weekly 2024 April 25

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Manage Operations at HiClimb – Climbing Jobs Weekly 2024 April 25
hiclimb header image CBJ hosts the most active job board for climbing businesses and organizations. Below are the latest posts from this past week…
Operations Manager HiClimb Honolulu, HI “The Operations Manager (OM) is responsible for the success of the Experience Team, which are the voice, the face, and the heart of HiClimb. The Experience Team delivers first impressions, teaches classes, manages risk, and guides our guests and members along their journeys with us while maintaining a clean and risk adverse environment. The OM is an expert on HiClimb procedures and polices and ensures their team is upholding them while operating cohesively…”
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30+ Job Search Red Flags to Look Out For By Kimberli Lowe-MacAuley “It’s crucial to trust your instincts. Landing a job with a toxic work culture can affect your career prospects and even your physical well-being, according to The American Institute of Stress. And multiple resources link the stress and anxiety of a demanding job to difficulty sleeping, burnout, and depression. But it’s not all doom and gloom. You can avoid those outcomes by taking the time to familiarize yourself with the red flags that may pop up during your job search.” Read the full article here

LATEST JOB OPENINGS

See all current jobs // Post your job FT = full time PT = part time
RECENT/TOP JOB POSTS AT CBJ LOCATION TYPE
Programs Coordinator at High Point Birmingham, AL FT – other
Head Coach at Bouldering Project Tempe, AZ PT – coach
Senior Routesetter at Mosaic Boulders Berkeley, CA PT – routesetter
Operations Manager at G1 Broomfield, CO FT – manager
Routesetter at Movement Centennial, CO FT – routesetter
Operations Manager at HiClimb Honolulu, HI FT – manager
Head Routesetter at FA Climbing Chicago, IL FT – routesetter
Head Routesetter at Metrorock Boston, MA FT – routesetter
Head Routesetter at Bouldering Company Minneapolis, MN FT – routesetter
Team Coach at Cultivate Asheville, NC PT – coach, instructor
Head Routesetter at Metrorock Bushwick, NY FT – routesetter
Assistant Director, Gym Operations at Movement Long Island City, NY FT – manager
Assistant Gym Manager at Portland Rock Gym Beaverton, OR FT – front desk, instructor, manager
Routesetter at Portland Rock Gym Portland, OR FT – routesetter
Head Coach at Reach Philadelphia, PA FT – coach
Head Routesetter at MoCo Bouldering Conroe, TX PT – routesetter
Operations Manager at Edgeworks Bellevue, WA FT – manager
Routesetter at Triangle Rock Club Richmond, VA or Triangle Region, NC PT – routesetter

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