Kyra Condie

Kyra Condie is an American sport climber (born 1996) best known for her competition background and for representing the United States at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games. That competition pedigree shows through in the films here, which document both a season in a storied bouldering field and a focused exploration of deep-water soloing techniques on limestone.

A Month In Rocklands with Kyra Condie is an insider’s view of a long season: it trades headline sends for the day-to-day reality of a campaign—projects, partial successes, rest-day rituals and the social context that cushions intense effort. The sequences on specific problems show how Condie manages project load, shifts priorities, and balances on-rock intensity with recovery; the film is particularly valuable for viewers curious about how a high-level climber plans time and attention across weeks in one place. The Ha Long Bay short Vietnam’s HARDEST Deep Water Solos | ft. Kyra Condie & Tim Emmett places Condie in a technical exchange with Tim Emmett, a veteran of psicobloc. That piece highlights the technical translation from gym and boulder movement to sustained limestone over water, and it foregrounds coaching around fall management, route-specific breathing and composure when climbing high above the sea.

Together the films show two sides of Condie’s practice: long-form project management and the tactical, psychological work of exposure climbing. Viewers will come away with clear examples of sequence transfer, pacing across a season, and concrete DWS techniques taught by a pioneer.