Thank you exhaust! I will certainly be creating a lot more climbing related content and clarifying my story and experience with a few series like, "Climbing Coaching 101" , "Training for

Are we surprised though? Greg, don't you think we are headed for the reversal of "globalization"? I have read recently a theory that we will pull back our military from our overstretched positions

Dat crypto is cool @cheetah

@originalworks does the Allamuchy Layback

This is my article. Thanks @cheetah

@originalworks trains like a beast

Nice! Fingers crossed...

Great video! Love me some fermented tea! Skittles tho, you crazy lol Congrats on a Curie upvote too! Quite rad

Yea I dig that gingery booch too :D Nice, I'll go check it out! Thanks for the SteemitBasicIncome referral, by the way! Super cool!

@originalworks gets crunk on the 'booch

Thanks! Damn! You're certainly more experienced than I but I am since my running history is simply recreational medium distances. I am intrigued that you've had a similar experience! I actually just got

Yea absolutely! I have always been the kind of climber to warm-up, cool down and incorporate stretching and even yoga into my workout routine. This article is primarily concerned with correcting possible

Lol, "super wiggly", exactly! Yea it's a super fun chill-out activity for the summer :)

That is a very, very solid point. We only know those things in hindsight unfortunately. The potential for crpytos is absolutely gigantic and we know old fiat is dying... but how fast? All I know is that

Exactly. The whole thing is a series of calculated risk and the more you spread out the risk, the easier it is to avoid and even profit on bad situations. Thanks @remotediscovery !

I feel your pain. I wish I could just buy stuff with cryptos already besides with BTC. Fiat and old world banking really sucks in so many different ways!

Yea exactly, that rope might keep you from decking but everything in between you and the floor is still gonna hurt! Thanks for reading brother.

Yea it just gives you a few more style options than hard crimps or really long movement to increase difficulty. If you have the ability to make a few the best way to utilize them I feel like is to use

Nice! That's close to what I had set up. Similar space to set on. I started to make it more interesting by constructing plywood volumes like little triangles to make new angles. Then I had to start putting

LOL I know that probably sounds crazy from a global perspective XD Americans sure love their guns (I don't really love em, but I own some because I understand their usefulness in times of distress, either