// Takeda’s Take: Thigh-Mastering Offwidths

What are you doing today? Watching the replay of IFSC’s Bouldering World Cup of 2016? That’s what we thought. The best bouldering athletes of the world gathered from August 12 – [...]

Today the International Olympic Committee (IOC) approved climbing as an event for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, with the goal of attracting a younger audience. (Baseball/softball, karate, [...]

Blogger and parent Rory Moulton’s article “Why Climbing is the Perfect Activity for Your Kids,” highlights various benefits of climbing as a sport and lifestyle for your tiny [...]

Written by Abree Murch of EVO Concord  A frequently asked question among humans who are unfamiliar (or new) to climbing, might be: “What’s the difference between “free [...]

Tina and Alex are EVO members, workers, devout climbers, soon to be newlyweds, students, and badasses. They have an 18-pound Maine Coon cat named Lily and love everything about van life. Here’s [...]

This climber is unstoppable.  Despite Alex Puccio’s recent surgery to fix a herniated disc, (in which two vertebrae were fused together in her spine), and after just recovering from [...]

-Blog post written by Abree Murch Have you ever wondered why we don’t belay off the same points we tie into when we climb? It has to do with the physics of a piece of gear you might not expect: [...]

Man….Poor Puccio.  Just months after recovering from major knee surgery (click here for more info) she’s gone and obtained “a very bad herniated disc in between C5 and C6 [...]

We just stumbled across these training series on bouldering by Mr. Eric Karlsson via YouTube; he’s not a member of EVO, nor have we ever met him, but he certainly has some good technique [...]

Boulders:  We love them.  We climb them.  And inevitably, we fall off them.  Here’s what Nicholas Foster (Head Route Setter at EVO Portland) said about risks while bouldering. Disclaimer – this [...]