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All righty, so here are my questions. First of all, I know that the rock can get pretty sharp in the buttermilks and I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions on building/ keeping calluses. I've heard weird stuff from using superglue as second skin to using a hot frying pan to build calluses and...

thanks

does anyone know where I can find the beta for smith rocks bouldering? i know it's there, i just can't find it...

hey all, i was just wondering what peoples take on the top 5 boulder problems of each grade would be.

does anyone out there do power yoga as part of their training? does it really help? any information will be much appreciated

Can anyone give me the beta on when and where to boulder in colorado?

thanks man, i'll check it out

I've been looking through the squamish climbing guidebook for the topo for the sport climbs on the cacodemon bouder but it isn't in there. Does any one know where i can find one?

i'm supposed to be moving to the island soon and i was just wondering if anyone new of some good bouldering over there. preferably around victoria for day trips and stuff but any information would be helpful.

i was thinking about going down to smith for my spring break (sometime in mid march) and i was wondering if anyone had any beta on weather, camping, hitlist, etc.

i'm going down to bishop in a couple weeks and i was just wondering what the conditions will be like down there. i know it will be cold but i was wondering if it will be snowy or wet at all.

also what are some good things to climb down there?

just wondering what everyone's favourite and least favourite gyms are.

things like who sets the best routes and who has the cheapest rates and the coolest walls and things like that

i was wondering when the best time to go down to smith would be. would it be all right labour day weekend before i go back to school or should i just go to squamish?

also, where can i find a topo for all the climbs down there?

the new squamish select book doesn't have any of the climbs from the kacodemon in it.
just wondering where i can find a topo for the sport climbs in there

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there's lots of high quality V4's in the grand wall forest. superfly, sloppy poppy, easy in an easy chair and black mark to name a few. the best advice is to get the squamish couldering guidebook and just go from there. remember that the talus dries alot quicker than other places if it starts to get...