Monthly Archives: August 2018

USA Climbing Elections

Posted on August 21, 2018 by Sue Brumm

Hey USAC members! It’s election time! And like all elections, it’s super important that you vote, because your voice needs to be heard. All current USAC members should have received an email with information regarding the election. USAC membership is … Continue reading →

Posted in USA Climbing, Volunteering | Tagged Athlete Directors, Athletes' Advisory Committee, bouldering, election, lead climbing, rock climbing, speed climbing, sport climbing, USAC, vote | Leave a comment

Full Moon Comp at The Cave

Posted on August 14, 2018 by Sue Brumm

I had a fantastic time at the Full Moon Bouldering Comp at The Cave in New Cumberland, PA this past Saturday. I always enjoy checking out a new gym and seeing a new area. This gym is 6 months old, … Continue reading →

Posted in Comp Results, Comps | Tagged bouldering, climbing, comp, evolv, Full Moon Bouldering Comp, kira, kiras, never stop evolving, rock climbing, The Cave | Leave a comment

Pressure and Expectations in Competition

Posted on August 7, 2018 by Sue Brumm

Conversations I’ve had around the gym lately prompted reflection on the pressure and expectations often associated with competing. I know this is something a lot of people struggle with, even those who don’t compete, but are just looking to do … Continue reading →