China

There may Everest summits in spring 2020 yet, despite the Coronavirus pandemic.

"Helmets are good," quips Aidan Multhauf after his fall off this wild-looking dyno on Eagle-Eyed Super Hawk (5.12), Liming, China.

Writes Scott of Radventures, "The end of the world manifests itself in strange ways. Last weekend, when we went out to sport climb a formerly pristine crag know as The Egg, we were shocked and heartbroken by what we saw."

Moon Hill, the most iconic crag in China, where sport climbing really came into its own in the country, is back open for business!

Todd Skinner and crew visit Yangshuo China in the early 1990s on an epic adventure of Southeast Asia. This shortened version of Michael Strassman's production is the earliest footage available of rock climbing's birth in China.

That's a loooooong and haaaard roof.

"Far Away," a film by Samuel Crossley Media documenting Jenny Fischer and Kat Whipple's journey to Liming, China.

In part one of this two-part series on the balance of training, climbing and performance, Oli Grounsell of Lattice Training considers the trappings of a nomadic (whether dirtbag-esque or not) lifestyle and how they can be leveraged to help you get stronger.

An excerpt from Mick Fowler's upcoming memoir No Easy Way, available October 4, 2018.

We get dizzy just watching this video...

"There is only one big crazy Spanish climbing guy named Raul in Asia."

Marín has finished bolting his approximately 380 meter line in the Great Arch, in Getu, China, and has dubbed the project "Valhalla."