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Callum_Johnson | 21 Feb |
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βeta: It is worth noting that the RH starting hold is not immediately obvious. A tiny crozzly crimp is used, below the vertical edge, and the first move is to place your right heel on the lower and further right good edge. (That's the beta from Gaz and what I did as well anyway) To reach this starting hold I had to stack a pad. This starting position makes for a good sustained climb, a lower start (RH down and right) would be possible but the first move would be disproportionately harder. | βeta? | |
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βeta: It is worth noting that the RH starting hold is not immediately obvious. A tiny crozzly crimp is used, below the vertical edge, and the first move is to place your right heel on the lower and further right good edge. (That's the beta from Gaz and what I did as well anyway) To reach this starting hold I had to stack a pad. This starting position makes for a good sustained climb, a lower start (RH down and right) would be possible but the first move would be disproportionately harder. |
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