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road to astroman

Post by aaron »

anybody have this e-book from supertopo? it has a list of climbs to do for training for astroman. they no longer offer it on their site.
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Does he have a strange bear claw like appendage protruding from his neck? He kep petting it.
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Post by lordjim_2001 »

Damn Artsay you shold be a referance librarian :)

I think that this is closer to what aaron wants

http://www.supertopo.com/topos/yosemite/RTA_prev.pdf

The TOC for the Road to Astroman. I think that they still offer it at supertopo, if I'm reading it correctly, as a book and as an ebook.
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Just climb every time you get a chance, work on your endurance. Go to a alcoholics anonymous class so you can go one day without drinking. Take up running for your heart.
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Post by kneebar »

You can still get it from Super Topo. One the recomended climbs is the Rostrum, which I think was a little tougher then Astroman. Getting on granite is more important then anything, sandstone isn't the ideal training. Best of luck :)
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Post by young'n climber »

Whoa, theres a super topo! I only knew of Dr. Topo. What other topo sites are their?
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Post by TradMike »

Definitely do what Chris says and go to Cookie cliff. Do Beverly's Tower which has an interesting bombay chimney type finish move. Then traverse over to Wheat Thin. It's a little scary for the second to traverse over to Wheat Thin. Wheat Thin is the coolest layback flake around (mixed gear). The top has a funky but easy traverse left to the anchors for the second. Then top rope Butterballs one of the coolest finger cracks around. I fell four times but eventually made it. It gets harder as you go. 8)
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Post by aaron »

thanks everybody.

i tried to order it and the site said it was no longer offered. they had integrated the climbs into other books.


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