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This is awesome! #Repost @shelmatic with @get_repost ・・・ Ahhhh! I am so proud to have amazing partners like @arcteryx who not only support me but the work that I do. Super excited to announce that Arcteryx will be donating 100% of profits from online sales TOMORROW to the new @heyflashfoxy Education and Leadership Development Fund! 🤯 This fund will provide resources for us to provide scholarships to our current events as well as the new educational programs we are launching this summer. Please help us by spreading the word, giving Arcteryx a shout out, and purchasing some goods tomorrow if there is anything you need! (Link in bio for more info on the Fund and the give.) Thank you @arcteryx!! PC: @ladylockoff #flashfoxy #arcteryx #outdoorwomen
Woooooooo climbing! Our night is in full swing over here at Stone Gardens.
We're so grateful for you all!
Great crowd tonight!! It was awesome to meet some women new to town- welcome to Seattle :)
Pumpkins and protein at our @seattleboulderingproject gym night! It's always a spooky good time with host Sarah.
We are moving to a new night at Vertical World! We will be hosting the second Thursday of each month. $10 day passes! Sweet new posters! Cruuuuuuush!!!!! 💪 🧗‍♀️ #SheRocks @verticalworldclimbing #sherockspnw #climbon
Seattle is entering the time of year where it’s a coin toss whether it will be sun or rain. But our gym nights are a great idea no matter the ☀️ or 🌧!! First Thursday- @sgseattle ; second Monday @momentumclimbingseattle ; Second Thursday @verticalworldclimbing. Hope to see you!! #sherockspnw #sherocks #seattle #womenwhoclimb #climbeverywhere #climbeverything #gymnight #boulder #sportclimb #community
Is your SheRocks sticker getting a little worn out? We still have some on our site- and we always have them at our climbing nights!! Show us your stickers! Tag #SheRocks #sherockssticker for a chance to be featured :)
Gym night hostess with the mostess Renee climbing for two at our monthly gym night yesterday! Thanks for all you do! #sherocks #climblikeagirl #heyflashfoxy #outdoorwomen #bouldering #womenwhoclimb
Want to win a free guest pass? Come to Stone Gardens tomorrow for She Rocks! Look for the women in purple between 6 and 8 pm. We will be giving away a free pass to one of the attendees of our climbing night. See you then!
Are you inspired by history? Check out this archival film! Around minute 3 you'll see Christine Reid climbing with just a rope around her waist. She filmed skiing and climbing in the 1930s & this film restoration project was featured in a recent @coalitionsnow newsletter. https://oldfilm.org/collection/Detail/occurrences/46632 ... From the Coalition Snow newsletter: The women behind the camera This is something you never hear about: In the 1930s Christine L. Reid was scaling mountains and making films about it. And now the Northeast Historic Film, the Chicago Film Archives, and the Lesbian Home Movie Project are digitizing her films and other home movies made by women in the 20th century. The project includes pieces by Dorothy Stebbins Bowles, the globe-trotting wife of a U.S. ambassador; Anna B. Harris, an African-American woman who captured the daily lives of people of color in 1950s Vermont; Mary Dewson, a well-known suffragette; Marguerite Larock, one of the few female lawyers in Maine in the 1930s + more.
Injuries can be so disheartening. We love this perspective to help get through and remind yourself that they won't last forever. #Repost @seealyseclimb ・・・ I’ve had a lot of people ask how I deal mentally with being injured and not being able to do much. So I’m gonna let you guys in on a trick I developed when I was in a wheelchair after my cliff fall. This trick also works for when you’re having a bad day or going through a tough time. Imagine your life as a piece of string, about three feet or so. Now take a mental marker and mark out about 91 centimeters. Each centimeter equals approximately a year of your life. Take a look at the string as a whole, nothing just how small a centimeter is compared to the rest of the string. Now take your mental marker and mark out the time you’ve been injured. Unless it’s a lifelong injury, chances are you’re just making a tiny dot. You might even need a microscope to see it. Now look at your string as a whole again. Can you even see the dot? That’s how little impact your time being injured is having on your life. It’s just a tiny blip in your existence, and it will pass quickly with the rest of your life ahead of you. It will pass even faster if you use the time to read books, develop a new hobby, find a new favorite coffee shop, do anything other than focus on how much it sucks to be injured. It’s just a teeny tiny dot on a string. Whenever you’re feeling down about being injured, picture your string. Picture it vast and huge, with all your life events crammed onto it along the way. And look at your dot, look at how minuscule it is compared to everything else. See the blank expanse of string stretching out before you. This may sound like an acid trip of a trick, but I promise you it works! And to be fair, I was on some pretty heavy painkillers when I thought of it 😉
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