Jon Glassberg

Jim Horton and Chad Wykle are instrumental in creating one of the best outdoor climbing events in the country, The Marmot Triple Crown Bouldering Series. Year after year the event raises thousands of dollars for direct action causes like buying climbing areas for climbers to enjoy forever. Join Jim and Chad as they showcase the 2014 Horse Pens 40 bouldering event and see what all the hype is about!

Outdoor Research and Petzl present the Louder Than Eleven film 'Storm Giant' featuring Gordon McArthur and his battle with the world's hardest dry tooling route. Join Gord and his partner Noah as they spend 2 years developing, working, training, and establishing what could be the most difficult dry tooling climb ever completed. 80 meters of horizontal roof climbing make this monster of a cave outside of Fernie, British Columbia one of the most impressive first ascents out there.

Ben Spannuth recently landed in Fayetteville, West Virginia to hone his skills on the bullet hard, New River Gorge sandstone. Ben teams up with local legend, Mike Williams for a tour of the modern testpieces and the two help showcase some of the best hard routes in the country. For Ben, repeating established routes might be the first step to dialing in a new area but he is only satisfied when he can leave his mark by climbing old abandoned projects and bolting new lines of his own. Enjoy, something old, something new, something undone, and something with glue.

Emily Harrington travels to Spain with her dad, Tim, to mentor him while he attempts to tick his first 5.12 at age 60. Tim and Emily learn from each other and relive the glory days in this heartfelt family climbing epic. A Louder Than 11 film by Jon Glassberg.

Join Emily Harrington and Adrian Ballinger as they make a historic 'Lightning Ascent' of Cho Oyu (8,188m), the 6th tallest mountain in the world in record time. The team climbs with oxygen, summits, and makes a complete ski descent of the mountain in a record 14 days door to door from their home in Lake Tahoe, California.

Jorg Verhoeven and Katha Saurwein visit the Grampians Mountains and Tasmania, Australia to sample some of the best bouldering, sport climbing, trad climbing and adventures available down under. Join Jorg and Katha as they successfully tick the Australia #lifelist box. A Louder Than 11 film by Jon Glassberg.

South Africa marks stop #1 of Marmot's Lead Now Tour, a global tour to inspire people through rock climbing and raise $10,000 for twelve different non-profit organizations. While in South Africa, professional rock climber Paige Claassen raises awareness and money for Room to Read by making the first ascent of Digital Warfare (5.14a) and redpointing Rodan (5.14a).

Time is precious. Whether you have a family, go to school, or have a full time job, making the most out of your climbing time is essential. Jason Haas knows this all to well and when he gets out for the weekend, he rarely clips bolts at the local crag, he is out there, in the wild, questing up new routes, and freeing old aid lines. Jason is the master of the epic and has a reputation for putting up bold lines that he spends all week fantasizing about...

An unmotivated and languishing Matt Segal gets inspiration from an unlikely place and recruits Will Stanhope, his life-partner-in-crime to accompany him on a winter adventure that will test their strength, stamina, and friendship. On Matt's 50cc scooter, the boys set out with an iron resolve to ride from Boulder to Aspen, Colorado to do a little ice climbing. What happens in between is nothing short of extraordinary.

Jorg Verhoeven makes the annual pilgrimage to Yosemite, California to attempt the 2nd free ascent of 'The Dihedral Wall' (VI 5.14a) on El Capitan. This time, Jorg brings his wife, Katha Saurwein along, teaching her the ropes on her very own big wall free climb, 'The Final Frontier' (5.13-) on the Fifi Buttress.

Marmot and LaSportiva athletes Jorg Verhoeven, Katha Saurwein, and Jon Glassberg live the bouldering dream in Rocklands, South Africa. Join the crew on a fantasy tour of the finest climbs the area has to offer from old classics to new projects. A Louder Than 11 film by Jon Glassberg.

China Doll is a provocative exploration of gender stereotypes, romance, and rock climbing. Witness Heather Weidner battle personal demons in the world of hard traditional climbing. With her ascent of China Doll, a 5.14- R traditional route in Upper Dream Canyon, Colorado, U.S.A., Heather Weidner nabs the first female ascent, and becomes the fourth woman in the world to climb a 5.14 traditional route. In the process, she discovers that loving herself is the ultimate project. This story exposes the pervasive nature of unconscious gender roles and reveals differences in how men and women approach love and sport.