redpoint vs. onsight
redpoint vs. onsight
please reply only if you have onsighted 10a or harder.. otherwise it'll mess with the results. for instance, hardest onsight at 9 and hardest send at 10b would translate to (sort of) a 6 letter grade difference when it's not really.. no offense or anything. i'm just curious about this for whatever reason..
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we need a disclaimer as well.I get the impression that many on here don't even go for redpoints...they aren't into projecting anything over their head....if they don't get it that day, 2 or 3 tries, they don't come back for a year...so they would skew the results.
Positive vibes brah...positive vibes.
three for me. all the training books out there will tell you it is usually(for most average mortals) a difference of one number grade..if you onsite 11a you should be redpointing 12a..etc.
Last edited by rhunt on Fri Feb 11, 2005 1:13 am, edited 1 time in total.
Isn't this example one NUMBER grade different and not one LETTER grade different?all the training books out there will tell you it is usually(for most average mortals) a difference of one letter grade..if you onsite 11a you should be redpointing 12a..etc.
So if the books do say one letter grade and you onsight 11a, you'd redpoint 11b, correct?
I got my hardest onsight the last time I went climbing and it happens to be the hardest route I've attempted. I guess I need to press myself more!