The latest episode of Actiontalk TV and LACRUX's BETA program is dedicated to historical climbing routes such as Action Directe, Hubble and Akira. In exclusive interviews with the German climbing professional Alex Megos and the controversial Frenchman Fred Rouhling, we investigate the question of whether climbing history needs to be rewritten and what about the confused history of the 9b route Akira.
The BETA news show is presented by Bächli Bergsport and Mammut
As part of the fifth issue of BETA, we also have brief news about the bouldering blocks, the European Championship and show previously (with good reason) unpublished footage from our shooting. And we are giving away a set of friends from on Youtube Wild Country.
The topics of episode 5 of BETA at a glance
- First 9a in the world? Action Directe in the Frankenjura or Hubble in the Peak Disctrict.
- Fred Rouhling climbed in 1995 Akira and rated the route as 9b - Was it ahead of its time?
- Climbing thriller in Moscow: Sascha Lehmann missed the Olympic ticket in Moscow by a hair's breadth.
- What does it mean, a multi-pitch route? Report about Michi Wohlleben an der Dreifaltigkeit.
Actiontalk BETA - Episode 5
Exciting stories from the north face
Do you have a weakness for gripping stories? Then the book is Passion Eiger right for you. Roger Schäli knows the Eiger north face like the back of his hand. He climbed the legendary wall around 50 times - on both classic and new routes. With his Book Passion Eiger The professional alpinist now lets you look into his passion on 200 pages and also unravels the history of the north face.
The golden age from 1966 with the Josh Harlin and the Japanese route or the Czech pillar find space in the book as well as the development of spectacular routes in the recent past.