
Blouberg Tales – Part 2
My second attempt at Blouberg – complete with beknightings, bold leads, and the best slap chips in South Africa. A tale of grit, growth, and the pure joy of climbing.
My second attempt at Blouberg – complete with beknightings, bold leads, and the best slap chips in South Africa. A tale of grit, growth, and the pure joy of climbing.
Jasmin Pillai chats athlete health and safety in this blog on RED-S in competition climbing.
Ivan tackles Life in Orange, a demanding line in Waterval Boven’s Superbowl Sector featuring a techy vertical start and a low-percentage crux under a roof.
Following the devastating fires in April 2025, SANParks has announced that select trails in Tokai and Silvermine East will reopen from 1 July.
The Morgan Bay Seacliff Fest on 30 May brought together climbers, kids, and community spirit in a weekend filled with adventure, prizes, and purpose
Dave Webster of Rainbow Glen chats to OG crusher, Dion van der Riet
The Rory returns — a beloved climbing competition reborn in tribute to Rory Lowther, uniting past and present in a celebration of legacy, community, and the spirit of the climb.
A journey through pain, persistence, and the mental battles of injury, this blog shares hard-won lessons on how to stop, heal, and rediscover your love for climbing after being sidelined.
As climbers, grip strength is second nature. But research shows it’s more than a measure of athleticism—it’s a key predictor of longevity, metabolic health, and resilience as we age.
The MCSA Paarl/Wellington section recently led a bouldering trip to Kromriver, taking students from Stellenbosch University and the University of Cape Town on an adventurous weekend in the Cederberg’s iconic sandstone terrain.