In reply to Knut R.:
Strangely Disbelief did not make the news for some reason. Too bad he didn't do Fight Club but sounds like he had very limited time:
One of the biggest goals I had for this trip Alexander Megos testpiece Fight Club 5.15b (9b). I had been training hard for this trip and this route. Then I came here and I found the route wet. I was waiting for the route to be perfectly dry, because I wanted to test myself in getting it done in as few days as possible. In the meantime, I was climbing on different routes, but most of them were bouldery and not really a style of Fight club at all. It was completely dry one week before the departure back to Europe. I tried it for 2 days, but could not do it. In the meantime, I still had another project I wanted to finish off. It was a huge dilemma, but in the end, I gave a priority to Acephale crag, and Disbelief 9b was born. Going back to Fight Club at Raven's Crag today as day 3 on the line, I was full of hope. But I went away empty-handed. But it is line that is amazing and worth returning for, one day. On the top of that, a possible extension could make it a sure 9b+!
Our Friday Night Video this week documents Adam Ondra's recent trip to the Canadian Rockies. The film gives a superb insight into what it takes to climb at the highest level, from the most mundane aspects such as skin management to the tactics Adam employs whilst onsighting. 8b warm ups and hard onsights are par for the course for Adam, although he admits that occasionally 'you can easily fall on 8c...'
