The Dumb Zone - Carson, Leah
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The Death Zone: a 26,000-ft summit with too little oxygen for survival The Dumb Zone: that delirious, climbing-obsessed space between your ears Where do you fall within the Dumb Zone? Dopey beginner? Gonzo hill climber? Rockhead? Elite hard-guy/gal with a death wish? Let's be brutally honest about your climbing status. You won't get anything out of this book unless you know where you stand. Actually, you might not get anything out of this book except a few laughs. Brutally honest just sounds really badass. And badass is what climbing's all about. [[ A confession from the author >So let's get…mehr

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The Death Zone: a 26,000-ft summit with too little oxygen for survival The Dumb Zone: that delirious, climbing-obsessed space between your ears Where do you fall within the Dumb Zone? Dopey beginner? Gonzo hill climber? Rockhead? Elite hard-guy/gal with a death wish? Let's be brutally honest about your climbing status. You won't get anything out of this book unless you know where you stand. Actually, you might not get anything out of this book except a few laughs. Brutally honest just sounds really badass. And badass is what climbing's all about. [[ A confession from the author >So let's get on with it. I hope the rest of this pitch doesn't seem too lame. >Among the topics you'll find in The Dumb Zone: "Aw, F#@* It, Dude. Let's Go Bouldering." Belaying: the Three Stooges Method Stop Whining and Start Packing: 10 Essentials What to Expect When You're Everest-ing Are You Smarter Than an Avalanche? "Hey, Askole!" Fifteen Ways To Leave Your Lifetime There's even a quiz, "Discover Your High-Q," that determines your status in the food chain with multiple-choice questions like this. After a long climbing session, you like to... a) go home and play videogames online. b) get plastered with buddies around a campfire. c) rappel down to the base and start all over again. >So take a chance, eh? This paperback is almost worth it at $14.80. And if you can guess the hidden meaning behind 14/80, you'll be the smartest piece of debris in the avalanche field.