Girls Go Climbing for Top of New Site

CYBERSPACE — The newest site from webmaster Johnny Martinez, GirlsGoneClimbing.com, combines both martial arts clips and sexy female photos along with games, videos, cartoons and more.

"I combined two things that I enjoy and it appears that lots of other surfers do too," Johnny said. "Last week GirlsGoneClimbing.com was even discussed on Sirius Satellite Radio by Jason Ellis on the Faction channel."

"It started out as a hobby and now the website is taking off quicker then I ever imagined. It's taken on a life of its own and I add new items every day."

The website was born out of a partnership with a friend of Johnny's, when they created a social networking site for rock-climbing fans. According to Johnny it flopped, but they tweaked the meaning of the site a bit to mean "girls trying to climb to the top of the ratings with their photos."

For more information, visit GirlsGoneClimbing.com.

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