Very cool indoor caving setup, cobbled together with eye-bolts and hinges. Great pulling workout, and that knee-over-the-arm move is clever (makes it look easy, until you consider the grip strength involved). ‹via cr›
Very cool indoor caving setup, cobbled together with eye-bolts and hinges. Great pulling workout, and that knee-over-the-arm move is clever (makes it look easy, until you consider the grip strength involved). ‹via cr›
Two more quick videos before I hit the sack: among all the impressive campusing videos on MoonClimbing (a few pages in), I was probably most taken with Doubles. Also, I have a sneaking suspicion I've posted this already, but even if so this acrobat training video is worth a rewatch.
A bit of a link backlog to clear out:
Three things to start off your Monday:
Update: Oh. Damn. Turns out Dan Osman died doing something different (but similarly risky) in 1999.
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