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nice charlie..can you tell a difference?

my goals in February were to lose 15-20 pounds, and get back to my "real" climbing weight. I have lost 12-15, and hope to keep it off. once the serious running stops, however, this may not work. I like beer and swiss rolls too much.

I wanted to stop being afraid of routes (getting nervous and fidgety) right at my limit. Haven't tested this one yet.

I wanted to climb every sport route in Muir, so when the dog ban goes into effect, I can be fully ok with it. I think the Sanctuary and the Surf will prevent this one.

I wanted to back off my upper limit for the summer, and enjoy more moderate routes for the summer, while not using the heat and humidity as an excuse for not getting out. Check.

Goals:

1. Stop pussin out and send harder routes
2. Help my son see the fun in climbing.

Ow & Mr Pigsteak I'd like to assist you with you goal of losing some extra weight by offering to take your valley floor pass off your hands. The walk in and out on these 90 degree days with do a body good.

Horatio Felacio wrote:fuck the bullshit.

311 tonight at the LC in Cbus!

Goals, nope. My only goal was to not make any climbing goals this year, best thing I ever did.

And look where it got you.

To climb more patiently and filter the noise coming from my belayer/bf.

Andrew...exactly!

See ya in a few weekends...

My goal for a long time has been to climb 13a, however I failed to do any 12's this season, and injured my back approximately every 3 weeks.

And I'm fat.

and then there is the throat cancer shamis..don't forget the throat cancer.

Goals are being established but overall I can state that climbing has never meant more to me than it does now.

My goals are the same as ever (outside of a couple needed breaks from climbing) - always try to do harder stuff then I can right now. Regardless of the number, always push the limit of what I can do. Try hard, fall and fail alot. Embrace the struggle, because that is what is fun to me.