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Everything You Wanted To Know About ClimbOn: Meet Will Reynolds Young

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Everything You Wanted To Know About ClimbOn Skin CareThis interview with Will Reynolds Young will answer everything you wanted to know about climbOn.  If you are a rock climber, you have probably already used climbOn.  Did you know that there are a host of other skin care products that climbOn (and SKINourisment) carries?

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Ladies and Gentlemen, Will Reynolds Young:

HCRB:  What is the last good book you read?

Will Reynolds Young:  The Body in Pain by Elaine Scarry

HCRB:  What was your favorite breakfast cereal when you were a kid?

Will Reynolds Young:  Cinnamon Toast Crunch – I’m a sucker for sugar.

HCRB:  Last place you were when you said, “WOW, that is a beautiful sunset!”

Will Reynolds Young SunsetWill Reynolds Young:  Anyone who’s spent a day with me knows I am a sucker for sunsets. It amazes me that no two sunsets are the same. Recently, a time comes to mind where I was driving to downtown Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh is unique because it has the Fort Pitt Tunnels as sort of an entrance to the city. You drive through the tunnels and all of a sudden there’s the city. I happen to be doing this at the perfect time.

HCRB:  What was the last thing you googled?

Will Reynolds Young:  Blue Mountain Ski Resort.

HCRB:  What is something that you are an expert at, that few people know?

Will Reynolds Young:  Public Speaking. Don’t get me wrong, I get nervous, but somehow I just have a tendency to rock it. Here’s a session I did at Podcamp Pittsburgh in 2013 entitled Small Business Social Media Toolkit.

HCRB:  You an Apple or Android guy? Why?

Will Reynolds Young:  Apple. I have an iPhone, Apple TV, and a Macbook. I bleed Apple. I love the beauty of the devices and how well they are built, not to mention the OS is just fantastic. That being said, I love technology. In the last year, I’ve had a Nexus 5X and a Samsung Galaxy S6.

HCRB:  Would you rather climb Everest or submarine the Marianas Trench?

Will Reynolds Young:  Climb Everest, no question.

Quick climbOn FactsTommy Caldwell Used ClimbOn Dawn Wall Ascent

Since 1996, Polly has created food grade skin care products before organic and all natural was the cool thing to do. Often times we hear about natural products that really aren’t natural at all. Propylene glycol is considered a natural ingredient.

We take natural to a whole new level with food grade, pure products. This means no fillers, parabens, perfumes. We have been really lucky and honored to grow by word of mouth. We have no sales team and I am the only one who does marketing on a regular basis.

To this day we still hand pour all of our products in our own Wimberley, Texas warehouse, production, and offices. Here’s some highlights about our company with some links to educational blog posts on the topic.

HCRB:  How did you get involved with SKINourishment? [Read more…] about Everything You Wanted To Know About ClimbOn: Meet Will Reynolds Young

Project Ascent Helping Youth Experience Self-Worth, Accomplishment, Drive and Independence

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Project Ascent Helping Youth Build Confidence Through Rock ClimbingProject Ascent Helping Youth Experience Self-Worth, Accomplishment, Drive and Independence

This is a guest post written by Scottie Mcelroy, the founder of Project Ascent

What Is Project Ascent?

Project Ascent was established to give at-risk and under-privileged youth an opportunity to experience nature through Rock Climbing.  Rock Climbing is a unique sport in which individuals are put in a new environment without preconceived expectations on performance or success. Rock Climbing not only involves physical strength, but also mental fortitude.  Rock Climbing facilitates problem solving and allows participants to fail and succeed in a controlled environment thus promoting adaptation. Communication between climbers plays instrumentally in the success or failure of a climbing expedition.

Why Project Ascent?

When I began climbing, I quickly realized the impact it made on my mental and physical life.  I thought, “If I am gaining such incredible awareness and strength, what could climbing give to children who haven’t had the same opportunities that I have?”

An experience with Project Ascent will give children an immeasurable amount of self-worth, accomplishment, drive, and independence.Project Ascent Helping Youth Get Outside

I have worked extensively with at-risk Project Ascent a Better Future For Our Youthyouth.  I worked with a young man in Austin, TX to get him into the program because conventional sports like basketball and football were not for him.  He longed for an opportunity to find something he excelled in and enjoyed.

We met Josh through a school outreach program that worked with area counselors to find youth that would potentially be candidates for our programs. Josh did not have an ideal home-life and his education and bad decisions were sending him down the wrong path.

Josh and several other children from the same school were accepted to attend one of our adventures. From the start I could see this is what Josh not only needed, but also what he wanted. He naturally excelled at the art of climbing.  More importantly, he started engaging with his peers and the Project Ascent volunteers.

Building trust, confidence, and self-worth are a focus on Project Ascent trips.

After the trip, Josh reached out to me asking if there were additional trips he could attend. [Read more…] about Project Ascent Helping Youth Experience Self-Worth, Accomplishment, Drive and Independence

Hobo Hammocks Offer Impressive Lifetime Warranty

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Hobo Hammocks Offer Impressive Lifetime Warranty

Hobo Hammocks Offers Impressive Lifetime Warranty

“When you buy a hammock from Hobo Hammocks, you are buying a hammock for life. That’s because if any part of your hammock ever rips, tears, or otherwise malfunctions, we will send you a replacement…for FREE!  All you have to do is ship in the old hammock and tell us how it broke! (mostly for our entertainment) Whether you purchased it yesterday or 20 years ago, the warranty stands.”

Isn’t that what you want when shopping for your outdoor gear:  Confidence that your purchase will endure!

If you aren’t already impressed with Hobo Hammocks for their support of their local Rescue Mission of Salt Lake and their motto of “your purchase just provided a meal to the homeless,” you need to be impressed – with their Lifetime Warranty!

I keep calling Hobo Hammocks “that great company with a big heart,” and they keep proving it.

To Jake Andersen:  Good Job!

And If You Are At HCRBeta Because You Are Shopping Around For A New Hammock…

  1. Click here to read this article:  Hobo vs. ENO Hammock for beginners
  2. Get to know more about the owner, Jake Andersen, and the story behind Hobo Hammocks
  3. Take a few more minutes to look at other sites that might rate and review hammocks…

Okay, you’re back.  Thank you for coming back to HCRBeta to read further.

If you are ready to purchase your Hobo Hammocks ReviewHobo Hammock, here is a coupon code to help you save $5 on your purchase.

HCRBeta is a Hobo Hammock affiliate.  HCRBeta receives a small referral fee when you purchase your Hobo Hammock through the links here at HCRBeta.

If you choose to do so, thank you.  You are helping HCRBeta. You have my gratitude.

And if you choose to purchase a hammock from another company, that’s okay.

And I’ll use Jake Andersen’s words to end this short article:

“Peace & Love!”

 

Read all about outdoor gear, tips, and maintenance ideas in the HCRBeta Gear Category.

Jason at Olive Ridge Camp CO 85Jason Clements is the founder of and writer for HCRBeta, Hike Climb Relax:  How to…  He lives in Shawnee, Kansas and also runs the cell phone recycling company, Cells for Cells, which recycles cell phones to raise money for families battling cancer.  You can follow Jason on Facebook or on Twitter @jasonclements.

GSI Outdoor JavaPress 30 Review

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GSI Outdoor JavaPress 30I am a coffee drinker and I prefer french press coffee.  I have now become a fan of the GSI Outdoor JavaPress.  This little french press makes excellent coffee.

If you love to drink coffee on your climbing, camping, or hiking adventures; I highly recommend purchasing the GSI Outdoor JavaPress.  I have the 30 ouncer.  GSI make a 50 ouncer – for those of you who LOVE coffee.  And they also make a 20 ouncer with a cool little cup that comes as a package deal.

This is What I like about the GSI Outdoor JavaPress 30

  • Flawless Functionality
  • Won’t break
  • Travels Easily
  • Coffee In Any Season Outside and at Home – (and will probably last for years)

GSI Outdoor JavaPress for Rock Climbing TripsYou already know that the very best smells that you can smell in the morning, while you are camping, are bacon smells and coffee smells.  And there are few things better than sipping a hot cup of coffee on a brisk outdoor morning.

In the past, I have skipped bringing my french press on climbing trips because I used the Bodum French Press — it is glass.  I have broken 2 Bodum French presses in my house – with regular use.  One was broken in the sink during washing.  The other tipped over (empty) and the glass broke. [Read more…] about GSI Outdoor JavaPress 30 Review

Backpacker Pucks February Sale – Save $6 When You Order a Dozen Pucks

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BackPacker Pucks On SaleThe Backpacker Pucks February Sale:  Use the code “hcrbeta happy valentines day” in the subject line on your order and you will save $6.00 on your order of a dozen (12) Backpacker Pucks.

4 Reasons why you should stock up on Backpacker Pucks right now:

Buy a dozen (12) Backpacker Pucks and you save 50 cents per puck!

Instead of paying full price of $2.50 x 12 = $30.00;

you will pay only $2.00 x 12 = $24.00

How To Order Your Backpacker Pucks Right Now

  1. Order your Backpacker Pucks by sending an email to Matt here: mattb7900@yahoo.com
  2. In the subject line in your order, include “hcrbeta happy valentines day” to receive the discount.
  3. Shipping is only $5.00.  OR, if you are in the Kansas City Climbing Community, Matt will meet you just about anywhere to personally deliver your order.  [Work those details out with Matt!]
  4. Help Spread The Word.  Like and share in all of your groups.  Let other outdoor communities know about Backpacker Pucks.

Backpacker Puck Flavors

 

Cherry Chocolate Made for the Ozark Highlands Trail (OHT),

This is the bar that started it all. Made with dried tart cherries and a specific blend of nuts and other ingredients. If you like almond butter then you’ll love this bar because it’s got a heaping helping of it. This almond butter is made with just one ingredient and that’s almonds. It’s sure to satisfy your hunger on or off the trail.

Peanut Butter Banana

Made with dehydrated bananas, this bar combines everything you love about banana bread and kicks it up a notch by adding real peanut butter. That’s right, only peanuts go into our peanut butter. We just figured you wanted the real taste of peanuts in your peanut butter, so that’s all you get. The chocolate chips compliment the whole product by giving it that extra kick.

Apple Spice

Made with a proprietary blend of spice, this bar will make you want to eat it hot or cold. Watch out for the chunks of real dehydrated granny smith apples. They’re sure to make your mouth water for some apple pie. Let’s not forget about the peanut butter and chocolate chips, which surprisingly complements this one of a kind apple trail bar.

Order your Backpacker Pucks by sending an email to Matt here: mattb7900@yahoo.com

Jason at Olive Ridge Camp CO 85Jason Clements is the founder of and writer for HCRBeta, Hike Climb Relax:  How to…  Jason has served as the President of the Kansas City Climbing Club.  He lives in Shawnee, Kansas and also runs the cell phone recycling company, Cells for Cells, which recycles cell phones to raise money for families battling cancer.  You can follow Jason on Facebook or on Twitter @jasonclements.

8 Skin Care Tips For Rock Climbers And Boulderers

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8 Skin Care Tips for Rock Climbers and BoulderersDo you love feeling on the tips of your fingers after a weekend of climbing.  Do you love feeling your callouses thickening up?  Have you thought about what is the best skin care for rock climbers and boulderers?  Many climbers know by now that the best skin care comes from your diet, a solid salve, and good self-care practices.

Here are 8 skin care tips for rock climbers and boulderers.

  1. Never Pull A Flapper or a Hangnail
  2. Never Wash Dishes or Soak in Epsom Salt Before You Climb
  3. Consider Increasing Your Consumption of Omega-3 Foods
  4. Consider Increasing Your Consumption of Coconut Oil
  5. Have A Brick, Cinder Block, Or Chunk of Rock as Part of Your Workout Gear
  6. Use an Emory Board or Sheet of Sandpaper to Keep Your Callouses Healthy
  7. Use Salve Specifically Created for Rock Climbers
  8. Stop Doing Dynos and Try That Move Statically

Never Pull A Flapper or a HangnailRock Climber Tools for Skin Care

Whether those were pieces of flappers or hangnails, the worst thing you can do is pull (or chew – blech!  Disgusting!) at those bits of flesh on your hands and fingers.

The best thing you can do for your small injuries – like flappers and hangnails – is to always carry a nail clipper or tiny scissors in your climbing pack.  Take a moment to carefully trim the dead or torn flesh away.  If you are done climbing for the day, care for your injuries as you normally would (wash, healing salve, bandage).  Or, just tape it up and keep climbing!

How many times have you pulled a bit of your flesh only to have it pull right further into undamaged tissue.  Oh, that sting!  And the first thing you think is, “I SHOULD NOT HAVE DONE THAT!” [Read more…] about 8 Skin Care Tips For Rock Climbers And Boulderers