Tiffany Hensley

Tiffany Hensley

Alive 18 years, she's been competing over a decade in youth and big dog competitions. She likes yoga, parcour, and shouting hello to people on the road, where she feels at home with just a climbing bag, two medicine balls and a bar of 87% cacao (chocolate is the evil twin of white magnesium). She blogs prolifically from a traumatic overdose of literature as a child, mumbling things like where she's headed, who she's tackled, and what she sees on the surface of the world - nothing barred (but mostly climbing-obsessed). Loves roaring, circus trickery, and culinary iconoclasm (curry yogurt with goji berries?). But mostly, quietly focusing on the crux of 30-foot boulder problem. Back from a car roll-over on the way from one crag to another, newly broiled from the World Games in Kaohsiung in Taiwan, she's lately been hidden among sumo wrestlers, international sky-divers, dragon boat racers, and even the US Frisbee team (well, technically, it's flying disc). Now, you can fully stalk her on her blog - wherever she is, what's she eating (her culinary iconoclasm) and what she thinks about your problems.

boulder problems.

Her sponsors are family, her friends the best spotters, and climbing, her life. ROAR?!

BLOG ENTRIES

Sorry to all the great friends in El Paso, Texas, for not taking the blue pill.
Boulder. I moved here expecting to be a black sheep, thrust on the social sidelines by bigoted stoned hipsters armed with highly-concentrated shit-talking powers and equipped with a tiny dog that yaps and poops on your rope.
"So long SLC & OR, and thanks for all the fish." -my friend Brett on FB, on the way home after the Outdoor Retailer Summer Market Show.
Hello from Ceuse! I'm bouncing around Ceuse for another week before I take the train to Spain (if there are funds enough!) to join forces with the Petzel Roc Trip in Siurana before my flight out.
I'm stationed ATM in a youth hostel in Lyon, overlooking the historical craziness of Lyon, France.
The World Cup in Austria: TWO WEEKS AWAY! We're still having complications on the sunny side of things.