The most technique-intensive route you've climbed at the RRG
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hen-ry
yellow brick road
check your grip
lobster claw - still one of the best cruxes
spirit fingers
strevels gets in shape
fire and brimstone
bessie
head and shoulders - funky
i'll take sally/you take sue
all things considered
snake
into the light
overlord
stella
scrambled porn - if you want VARIETY get on this
it's all technique. i always feel like i don't send until i've learned whatever the route was supposed to teach me. it might be as simple as a foot place to as complex as overcoming myself. its all technique
yellow brick road
check your grip
lobster claw - still one of the best cruxes
spirit fingers
strevels gets in shape
fire and brimstone
bessie
head and shoulders - funky
i'll take sally/you take sue
all things considered
snake
into the light
overlord
stella
scrambled porn - if you want VARIETY get on this
it's all technique. i always feel like i don't send until i've learned whatever the route was supposed to teach me. it might be as simple as a foot place to as complex as overcoming myself. its all technique
Sick Puppies 11c at Eastern Skybridge
Move to the last bolt on Mama Benson 12a now that the foot is gone!
Martin Rides Again 11c --Skybridge
Something Different 11b? at the Gallery
The Crucible at Midnight Surf (if you are short)
The 11c at Bronough Wall (far right)
Creature Feature--Fantasia (you have to heel hook!)
Move to the last bolt on Mama Benson 12a now that the foot is gone!
Martin Rides Again 11c --Skybridge
Something Different 11b? at the Gallery
The Crucible at Midnight Surf (if you are short)
The 11c at Bronough Wall (far right)
Creature Feature--Fantasia (you have to heel hook!)
Hauling a big ego up a route adds at least a full grade.
indeed, i was convinced this blank-looking thing was a 5.10 one day and decided to jump on it b/c it looked so sweet (no i wasn't high). stick clipped to the 1st, then the 2nd, then the 3rd. then my ass left a bail biner and came down!pigsteak wrote:ah, barbed wire....hidden gem.
i can't wait until the day when i can come back and give this beautiful thing a real run for the money!
efil lanrete... i enjoy the sound, but in truth i find this seductively backward idea to be quite frightening
So I'm confused...he mentions technique then references climb types.512OW wrote:Which technique?
Slab: Love Shack
Face: All Things Considered
Stemming: Jack The Ripper
Offwidth: Country Lovin
All around crack: Inhibitor
Most varied techniques: Days Of Rage
Someone tell me, please, what is technique? Mental focus? Muscle control? Specific moves?
Gumby needs help.
ancient gumby,
whatsa gumby?
whatsa gumby?
In this context, it is the type of movement associated with that character of climb. You don't use the same body positions, movements, techiques on a slab as you do an overhang.trog wrote:So I'm confused...he mentions technique then references climb types.512OW wrote:Which technique?
Slab: Love Shack
Face: All Things Considered
Stemming: Jack The Ripper
Offwidth: Country Lovin
All around crack: Inhibitor
Most varied techniques: Days Of Rage
Someone tell me, please, what is technique? Mental focus? Muscle control? Specific moves?
Gumby needs help.
Then, some routes require (or lend themselves) more efficient or deft usage of the appropriate technique. Delicate, sequential, footwork, body positioning, etc. as opposed to requiring brute force, or just a basic ladder-like series of repeated moves.
The kind of climb where you fall and think "I have not idea how to get through that section" or "that's sequency" as opposed to "that move is really powerful" - that sid powerfull moves can be techical, like the opening sequence of Dracula.
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