Russ Clune's guest appearances

Russ Clune

The Enormocast: a climbing podcast

The Power Company Podcast

Angie Payne

Heather Weidner

Dru Mack

Lee Cujes

Paul Piana

Bill Ramsey

Jared Vagy

Genevive Walker

Justin Salas

Favia Dubyk

Shelma Jun

Alex Honnold

Jonathan Siegrist

Hazel Findlay

Sam Elias

OwlTail

Russ Clune has climbed in more places than you. That is, unless you're Brittany Griffith (maybe). Climbing since the late 70's, and having climbed in around 50-some countries, I wanted to know what the legendary Clune had learned from other climbers in other cultures, and how he's applied that to his own climbing. His climbing partners are a who's who list of legends: Wolfgang Gullich, Lynn Hill, Patrick Edlinger, Jerry Moffat, Todd Skinner, Ron Kauk, and many others. Russ not only fed off of their abilities, but noticed their tactics and their approach. Travel is one of the most important and easiest ways to improve as a climber. It doesn't need to be travel to some exotic place. That scrappy limestone cliff in the backwoods can be a perfect place to learn a new technique. And it doesn't have to be with superstar climbers. There can be as much to learn from how the eager 5.11 climbers conduct themselves as their is by watching Megos on his latest project.  You can climb with Russ in the Gunks through www.alpineendeavors.com You can find us at www.powercompanyclimbing.com You can support the podcast and follow along on my (don't call it a) comeback at www.patreon.com/powercompanypodcast. We don't tweet. We scream like eagles. 

Russ Clune has climbed in more places than you. That is, unless you're Brittany Griffith (maybe). Climbing since the late 70's, and having climbed in around 50-some countries, I wanted to know what the legendary Clune had learned from other climbers in other cultures, and how he's applied that to his own climbing. His climbing partners are a who's who list of legends: Wolfgang Gullich, Lynn Hill, Patrick Edlinger, Jerry Moffat, Todd Skinner, Ron Kauk, and many others. Russ not only fed off of their abilities, but noticed their tactics and their approach. Travel is one of the most important and easiest ways to improve as a climber. It doesn't need to be travel to some exotic place. That scrappy limestone cliff in the backwoods can be a perfect place to learn a new technique. And it doesn't have to be with superstar climbers. There can be as much to learn from how the eager 5.11 climbers conduct themselves as their is by watching Megos on his latest project.  You can climb with Russ in the Gunks through <a href="http://www.alpineendeavors.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.alpineendeavors.com</a> You can find us at <a href="http://www.powercompanyclimbing.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.powercompanyclimbing.com</a> You can support the podcast and follow along on my (don't call it a) comeback at <a href="http://www.patreon.com/powercompanypodcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.patreon.com/powercompanypodcast</a>. We don't tweet. We scream like eagles.

Episode 73: The Importance of Travel with Russ Clune

On Episode 65 of the Enormocast, I sit down in some random hotel room in Salt Lake City for a chat with my good friend Russ Clune. Gunks local, long time hardman, world traveller, Clune fills us in on the beginnings of sport climbing, comp climbing, and the heyday of European free climbing. He participated … Continue reading "Episode 65: Russ Clune- The Lifer."

On Episode 65 of the Enormocast, I sit down in some random hotel room in Salt Lake City for a chat with my good friend Russ Clune. Gunks local, long time hardman, world traveller, Clune fills us in on the beginnings of sport climbing, comp climbing, and the heyday of European free climbing. He participated … <a href="https://enormocast.com/2014/09/episode-65-russ-clune-the-lifer/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Continue reading "Episode 65: Russ Clune- The Lifer."</a>

Episode 65: Russ Clune- The Lifer.