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Climbing is going up, or, depending on context, also down. It may refer to aircraft, a land vehicle, and humans and other animals. On land, in particular it refers to steep climbs, e.g. on a hill, mountain or stairs, in a pole or tree, etc. This article covers climbing without a vehicle.

Climbing in popular culture

Climbing also has importance in some festivals. The best known festivals in which climbing plays an important role are technoparades, especially loveparade. In these parades, it is very common to climb on trees, street lamps, portable restrooms and other large objects. Climbing is also common during streetparade in Zurich and reincarnation in Hannover, although security staff and policemen pay close attention to climbers, since injuries and property damage have occurred in the past.

Related Topics:
Technoparade - Loveparade

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Rock climbing has been featured in many popular movies, but save for a few exceptions it is generally given an innaccurate portrayal by Hollywood and much of the popular media. The sport of rock climbing was swept up in the extreme sport craze in the late 1990s which led to images of rock climbers on everything from anti-persperant and United States Marine Corps commercials to college promotional materials.

Related Topics:
Extreme sport - United States Marine Corps

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Introduction
Types of climbing
Competitions
Grading
Climbing techniques of animals
Climbing and the law
Climbing in popular culture
See also

 

 

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