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ice climbing
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ice climbing
Sports medicine An 'extreme sport' in which participants climb ice formations with pickaxes, often without ropes Injury risk Hypothermia, death. See Extreme sports, Novelty seeking behavior.
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Offering some of the best skiing, snowboarding and ice-climbing opportunities in the winter, Switzerland is also renowned for its hiking, mountaineering and even skydiving in the spring and summer months.
Switzerland the Perfect Year-Round Holiday Destination by Victoria Cochrane / Travel, recreation and leisure community
In Banff National park in Canada it is possible to undertake some ice-climbing and equipment can be hired.
Extreme Sports Destinations by Mary Lorainne / Sports and fitness community
I watch as Chris Valencia, who is taking an ice-climbing class here, works his way up the face.
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