http://tptherapy.com
Trigger points are tiny knots that develop in a muscle when it is injured or overworked. Commonly a cause of most joint pain, they are known to cause headaches, neck and jaw pain, low back pain, tennis elbow, and carpal tunnel syndrome.

www.mountainproject.com
Where people give beta on climbs they have personally done all around the world, including maps, and photos, and route descriptions.

www.rockclimbing.com
Whatever your climbing discipline or ability level, Rockclimbing.com is a website with information on equipment, clothes, routes, and techniques including bouldering, indoor, ice, and traditional climbing. Browse thousands of pictures, videos, and route information, or join the discussion on the forums.

www.warriorsway.com
Mental Training for climbers.

www.summitpost.org
Climbing info on a growing selection of mountains built by its members.

www.climbing-partners.com
Find climbing partners world-wide for indoor and outdoor rock climbing.

www.neclimbs.com
The home of New England climbing, web cams, forums, route database…

www.supertopo.com
Route descriptions, mpas, etc.

www.neice.com
Ice climbing website coverign the northeastern United States.

www.gunks.com
Route descriptions, lost and found, you name it, it is there about the northeast’s oldest climbing area.

www.amga.com
For over 25 years, the American Mountain Guides Association (AMGA) has been dedicated to supporting the guiding community through excellence in education, standards and certification to enhance the quality of services provided to the public, while serving as a resource for accessing and protecting the natural environment. They offer a series of training courses and exams designed to certify guides and climbing instructors to the highly respected, internationally recognized, standards of the AMGA. Also helpful to find a guide.