The right arete of Side Kick from sitting (without the foot block), utilising holds under the roof. Dolphin Belly Slap-esque.
The most obvious (and best?) line on this roof. Low start matched on pocket? From memory it's possible to start lower on another pocket but it's often wet? If someone can clear up the starting position on this, please message and will tidy up the description. Similarly, don't recall any rules other than no footblock? Not sure what happened with the naming history of this problem. Originally called Roundhouse which is presumably why Side Kick is called what it is.
The most obvious (and best?) line on this roof. Low start matched on pocket? From memory it's possible to start lower on another pocket but it's often wet? If someone can clear up the starting position on this, please message and will tidy up the description. Similarly, don't recall any rules other than no footblock? Not sure what happened with the naming history of this problem. Originally called Roundhouse which is presumably why Side Kick is called what it is.
Lee Robinson, Steve Ramsden.
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βeta: [Re: new description] Yep, I think starting matched on the big obvious undercut pocket seems the most logical way (not super easy from true sit!). I think avoiding the back wall for feet is the only rule needed, the problem falls into place then. | βeta? | |
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βeta: [Re: new description] Yep, I think starting matched on the big obvious undercut pocket seems the most logical way (not super easy from true sit!). I think avoiding the back wall for feet is the only rule needed, the problem falls into place then. |
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Heel Haul
Grade: f7A ***
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