Grit and Rock Awards 2019 Chamonix Mont-Blanc montagne alpinisme voyages expéditions
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Février 2019, montagne, alpinisme... Rad
Février 2019, montagne, alpinisme... Rad Female Alpine, Grit and Rock Awards 2019, Chamonix Mont-Blanc... Les Awards 2019 annoncés par Masha Gordon, Lydia Bradey, Victor Saunders et Christian Trommsdorff... Les femmes en montagne...
Celebration of GRIT&ROCK AWARDS 2019. Conversations and films with Elisabeth Revol, Caro North, RideNRoses, Anna Torretta and Tanya Naville. Les Edgar jazz band and verre de l'amitie at the end...
Performance
- Chantel Astorga, Anne Gilbert Chase and Jason Thompson (USA) for a new route on Pumari Chhish South (7,350m) in Karakoram range in Pakistan (USD 1,000).
- Lise Billon (France), Maud Vanpoulle (France) and Caro North (Switzerland) for a new route on Arjuna Peak (6,230 m) in Kishtwar region in India (USD 2,000).
Exploration
- Szu-ting Yi and David Anderson (USA) to climb virgin Starikatchan (5,904 m) in Zanskar Valley of India (USD 2,000).
- Sonia Casas Torcida and Mikel Zabalza Azkona (Spain) for a new route on the west ridge of Chobutse (6,685 m) in Rolwaling Valley of Nepal (USD 2,000).
- Beth Goralski (USA) and Mary Harlan (USA) for a new route on Mount Marcus in Waddington range in BC, Canada (USD 1,000).
Apprenticeship
- A Swiss team of young alpinists Florence Nikles, Anne Flechsig, Rahel Schonauer, Lisa Pfalzgraf and Ramona Volken for an expedition to Peak Granitnyj (5,278 m) in Kyrgyzstan (USD 2,000).
Celebration of GRIT&ROCK AWARDS 2019. Conversations and films with Elisabeth Revol, Caro North, RideNRoses, Anna Torretta and Tanya Naville. Les Edgar jazz band and verre de l'amitie at the end
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In September 2016 GRIT&ROCK announced a launch of an annual international FIRST ASCENT EXPEDITION PRIZE to enable female first ascents. The award, the largest of its kind globally, funds projects of female-led expedition teams up to the amount of USD 10,000. The aims of the annually awarded prize is to promote and encourage female participation in pioneering alpine ascents. The Award is open to individuals and climbing teams with majority female participation and is meant to provide funding for those who need it most.
The award is judged in three categories:
PERFORMANCE
This category is reserved for ambitious high-altitude ascents where the degree of difficulty of the project is carefully matched by a well-demonstrated skill.
EXPLORATION
This award category is reserved for beautifully crafted and well thought through projects on a smaller scale, such as exploration and mapping of new routes in remote areas of the world.
APPRENTICESHIP/SPECIAL PRIZE
This category is reserved for projects aimed at advancement of alpine skills and independence of those who are making further steps in their climbing career. Past example of such projects include a route performed alpine-style by a Nepali female guide who has previously climbed only with the use of fixed ropes under supervision of another accomplished climber.
Celebration of GRIT&ROCK AWARDS 2019. Conversations and films with Elisabeth Revol, Caro North, RideNRoses, Anna Torretta and Tanya Naville. Les Edgar jazz band and verre de l'amitie at the end...
Performance
- Chantel Astorga, Anne Gilbert Chase and Jason Thompson (USA) for a new route on Pumari Chhish South (7,350m) in Karakoram range in Pakistan (USD 1,000).
- Lise Billon (France), Maud Vanpoulle (France) and Caro North (Switzerland) for a new route on Arjuna Peak (6,230 m) in Kishtwar region in India (USD 2,000).
Exploration
- Szu-ting Yi and David Anderson (USA) to climb virgin Starikatchan (5,904 m) in Zanskar Valley of India (USD 2,000).
- Sonia Casas Torcida and Mikel Zabalza Azkona (Spain) for a new route on the west ridge of Chobutse (6,685 m) in Rolwaling Valley of Nepal (USD 2,000).
- Beth Goralski (USA) and Mary Harlan (USA) for a new route on Mount Marcus in Waddington range in BC, Canada (USD 1,000).
Apprenticeship
- A Swiss team of young alpinists Florence Nikles, Anne Flechsig, Rahel Schonauer, Lisa Pfalzgraf and Ramona Volken for an expedition to Peak Granitnyj (5,278 m) in Kyrgyzstan (USD 2,000).
Celebration of GRIT&ROCK AWARDS 2019. Conversations and films with Elisabeth Revol, Caro North, RideNRoses, Anna Torretta and Tanya Naville. Les Edgar jazz band and verre de l'amitie at the end
Facebook: masha.gordon
https://www.tvmountain.com
#montagne #alpinisme #elisabethrevol #gritandrock #chamonix #montblanc #voyage #expedition
In September 2016 GRIT&ROCK announced a launch of an annual international FIRST ASCENT EXPEDITION PRIZE to enable female first ascents. The award, the largest of its kind globally, funds projects of female-led expedition teams up to the amount of USD 10,000. The aims of the annually awarded prize is to promote and encourage female participation in pioneering alpine ascents. The Award is open to individuals and climbing teams with majority female participation and is meant to provide funding for those who need it most.
The award is judged in three categories:
PERFORMANCE
This category is reserved for ambitious high-altitude ascents where the degree of difficulty of the project is carefully matched by a well-demonstrated skill.
EXPLORATION
This award category is reserved for beautifully crafted and well thought through projects on a smaller scale, such as exploration and mapping of new routes in remote areas of the world.
APPRENTICESHIP/SPECIAL PRIZE
This category is reserved for projects aimed at advancement of alpine skills and independence of those who are making further steps in their climbing career. Past example of such projects include a route performed alpine-style by a Nepali female guide who has previously climbed only with the use of fixed ropes under supervision of another accomplished climber.
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