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DEEP WATER SOLO

Deep-Water Soloing (DWS), also known as Psicobloc, is free solo rock climbing over water to cushion a fall,  although severe injury, drowning, or death can occur from impact. 

Watch Nalle Hukkataival deep water solo El Tippa Tapa 8c in Finland! 

Best Deep Water Solo Videos 

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CHRIS SHARMA

WATCH Chris Sharma deep water solo (DWS) Es Pontás (The Bridge)  considered one of the hardest climbs in the world. It has only been repeated by two other climbers.

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NALLE HUKKATAIVAL

Watch Sami Koponen capture the 2nd ascent to Nalle Hukkataival's Deep water solo ”Kesäturkki” 8c on epic 45 degree wall.

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MAGNUS MIDTBO

WATCH Magnus Midtbo deep water solo (DWS) a terrifying line high above the rough waters. 

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NEIL GRESHAM

WATCH Neil Gresham's FA of what was at the time the hardest Deep Water Solo route in the UK.

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CLIMBING RULES & ETHICS has been in the making since the 1st International Sport Climbing Championship in Snowbird, Utah, (1988) when Dan Goodwin was the color commentator for CBS Sports. With sport climbing and bouldering now in the Olympics, climbing has become one of the fastest-growing sports in the world. Due to this popularity, the need for our community to be on the same page has never been greater. What guided our sport in the 1980s may differ from today, but many beliefs and values have remained the same. With more than 1,000 new climbers signing up daily, there has never been a more critical time for our community to be on the same page.

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  5. Bouldering Grades

  6. Leading Climbing Grades

  7. Climbing Glossary of words and terms.

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CHRIS SHARMA

WATCH Chris Sharma establish a new line in Mont-Rebei, Spain

“Psicobloc is climbing in its purest form.”

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KYRA CONDIE

Watch Psicobloc pioneer Tim Emmett and U.S. Olympic climber Kyra Condie climb the hardest deep-water solo in Vietnam.

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RED BULL CREEPERS

WATCH 16 of the world’s best climbers deep water solo (DWS)  the Salamanca Bridge above the waters of the Adaja River. 

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Summersville Lake, WV

PsicoRoc, the first deep-water-solo climbing competition on real rock was held at Summersville Lake. Check out the highlights!

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Jimmy Webb & Hannah Tolson

Watch Jimmy Webb and Hannah Tolson compete for the crown at Psicobloc competition in Park City, Utah.

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LAKE TAHOE

This video showcases bouldering and deep water soloing and the potential for harder DWS routes in the Tahoe National Forest.  

Lake Travis, Austin, TX

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Deep Water Soloing has potential at Lake Travis, in Austin, Texas

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Mallorca, Spain

Experience the community and the beauty of Mallorca, Spain, where deep water soloing began.

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THE PHILIPPINES - PALAWAN

Experience the community and the beauty of The Philippines in Palawan, where deep water soloing is everywhere.

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Red Bull Psicobloc - Turkey

Watch a few of the world's best free climbers deep water solo in Turkey.

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"Mallorcan Dreams"

Watch Chris Sharma, explore new deepwater solo lines in Mallorca, Spain.

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ES PONTAS 9a+

Watch Jernej Kruder climb Pontas, believed to be the world's hardest deep water solo in Mallorca, Spain. First established by Chris Sharma.

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