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Info@Climberism.com Julian Rodier


Julian is contemplating changing the name on his birth certificate to “Te Muffin Man” for one reason: he deserves the credit. Since leav- ing “the Shire,” his life has become a quest to breathe thin air and travel to remote corners of the globe. You may find Julian hovering over a skillet full of bacon or maybe in your local library. He hopes to someday learn how to burp.


Matt Shove


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Matt Shove has climbed, instructed and guided clients into the mountain areas all over the United States, including Central Con- necticut’s Traprock Crags; Te Gunks, Ad- irondack’s, Cathedral and Whitehorse Ledges. Matt has also conducted on-site safety for film crews in mountainous areas as well as in studios. He has conducted training programs for the US Coast Guard and Department of Homeland Security.


climber MAGAZINEism | 3 Nate McKenzie


Nate teaches climbing courses both indoors and outside, focusing on technique, self- rescue, anchoring and lead climbing. He is certified by the American Mountain Guide Association as a Climbing Wall Instructor (Course Provider) and Single Pitch Instruc- tor. His climbing and backcountry experience ranges from the East to West coast of the U.S. and the Alps in France and Switzerland.


Kel Rossiter


After stints in the military, the corporate world, and a Zen monastery, Kel began his climbing career in the Pacific Northwest back in the 90’s with a summit of Mt. Adams. Since then he has had the good fortune to climb and guide rock and ice in twelve dif- ferent countries on four continents. Kel also teaches outdoor skills and lead expeditions for many universities and colleges in the north- east.


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