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If you know of any good problems on buildings, Post em' here... This would include ways of topping out on buildings or anything else bad a, like storm-drains that are open for spelunking, and whatnot.

Everyone needs to get aboard the Forum or join facebook like everyone else. Tell everyone. Especially mark

Aight I cleaned up a lot of the useless post and the outdated trip posts... boobies

All right I know a lot of you guys have home walls now, I think its time that we plan out training sessions at all of them. I wish I had one Cause I would invite everyone over to start it off. I think it would also be a good idea to do a home wall party with a cookout. Whoever would like to do it contact me and I'll help you plan it/ I''ll buy some food and drink, if you don't like it then you're …

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Cheech mentioned routesetter.com as a good site to check out, while I missed the boat on that one here are a couple more good sites for route setters or anyone else
http://www.usaclimbing.net/rockcomps/resources/setter_tips.cfm
http://www.indoorclimbing.com/routesetting.html or just http://www.indoorclimbing.com/ you may not like these sites but i found them to be

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On behalf of people who care Justin is the new head route setter, so I thought Congrats would be in order.

Please put up some harder stuff. I know you dont like to because it scares away new climbers if there is hard stuff up. But now the strong climbers dont come because there is no hard stuff up. As of right now 5-14-08 there is only 2 5.12's up in the gym. It is very hard for me and other climbers to get strong for Nationals with very limited hard routes. You may say how will new climbers get …

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So I'm always looking for new videos online and on dvd... old or new. So maybe if people could post their list of climbing dvds they own and are willing to share, we could get a cool little video swap going on. That being said, here are the videos I have...

dosage 3, dosage 4, forte, first ascent, king lines, specimen, inertia 1&2