Tag Archives: climbing

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 →

Posted in Comps, Training | Tagged bouldering, climbing, competition, expectations, mental, pressure, rock climbing, sports psychology, training | Leave a comment

She Rises

Posted on August 6, 2018 by Sue Brumm

The last weekend in July, I made a last minute decision to head east and check out She Rises, a female-centric day of climbing organized by Rock Climb Fairfield in Connecticut. There was an outdoor climbing trip, a variety of … Continue reading →

Posted in Comps, Seminars & Clinics, Women & Climbing | Tagged blacklight, bouldering, climbing, comp, evolv, Rock Climb Fairfield, She Rises, team evolv | 2 Comments

NEWS: Indoor Climbing in Binghamton, NY

Posted on July 4, 2018 by Sue Brumm

Here is a link to a Press & Sun-Bulletin article regarding an indoor rock climbing facility currently under construction. The greater Binghamton area does not have any commercial climbing facilities right now, but still manages to have a robust climbing … Continue reading →