Climbing: From Rock to Ice

by Nate Fitch, Ron Funderburke

There are similarities in movements on ice, rock, and mixed terrain. The way a climber moves his or her body and the thought processes in movement on ice are remarkably similar to the way in which a climber approaches rock in the summer. As part of the larger Climbing progression series, From Rock to Ice gets climbers comfortable with transferring their skills to the ice.

160 pages, Paperback

Published September 12, 2019

About the author

Nate Fitch, PhD is an author of dark fantasy and horror fiction.

He attended the Arizona College of Medicine, and his educational background includes a Bachelor of Science in Psychology. A Doctorate in Psychology (Ph.D.) with a focus on Christian Counseling. He also holds a
Master of Biomedical science (MBS).

His scientific educational background does influence his fictional writing, similar to one of his literary icons Michael Creighton.

Dr. Fitch also served in the US Army as a combat medic during operation enduring freedom. He is a proud US veteran. Topics he feels compelled to address are PTSD and coping with disparity and loss.

He can be contact on twitter if you would like to chat about books, or life.