Rock Climbing News September 2008

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MONDAY, 29 SEPTEMBER 2008
	Vertical Adventures Anchoring and Climbing Course
	As the next round after the Rockscraft Seminar, Vertical Adventures Rock Climbing School will be offering an Anchoring and Climbing course on September 29-30 for experienced climbers who want to learn "trad" or traditional climbing techniques. Each day is a balance of time spent working with equipment and on the rock improving climbing techniques. Participants will get "hands-on" practice asse Read Full Story
FRIDAY, 26 SEPTEMBER 2008
	Intro to Rock Climbing at Wayne State University
	Introductory classes on rock climbing for neophyte climbers and students of Wayne State University (WSU) will be held on October 2 and 16 at 7PM at the Mort Harris Recreation and Fitness Center. Classes are free to all WSU students and Mort Harris RFC members. Participants will be taught by experienced climbers on the basics of rock climbing. The Center’s wall is about 30 ft. tall with 10 Read Full Story
THURSDAY, 25 SEPTEMBER 2008
	Neptune Mountaineering Holds 13th Horsetooth Hang
	Neptune Mountaineering is holding the much-anticipated 13th Horsetooth Hang, a non-profit rock climbing festival, on September 27 at Rotary Park in Fort Collins, Colorado. Climbers of all ages, abilities and style preferences from across Colorado are welcomed to join. For this year, the event will carry a "Wild West" theme. Participants will get to partake in new unique challenges. Other activi Read Full Story
WEDNESDAY, 24 SEPTEMBER 2008
	Junior Climbing by UNB Rock and Ice Climbing Club
	Junior Climbing by UNB Rock and Ice Climbing Club is a program for school aged children, kindergarten to grade 6. Young climbers are taught climbing technique and safety through games, instruction, route climbing and setting and lots of practice and FUN!! Several friendly competitions are held throughout the year at the same time as the adult comps and the Juniors get a taste of climbing in a m Read Full Story
TUESDAY, 23 SEPTEMBER 2008
	Sydney Rockclimbing Club
	Sydney Rockies has been around for more than 50 years and is going as strong as ever. There's always something happening within the club and never a dull climb. Sydney Rockclimbing Club (SRC) believes that climbing should be open to everyone and to that end all of our meetings are open to anyone, members or non-members. Meetings don't cost a thing so turn up, meet some new (and old) friends and Read Full Story