I only had this morning free and was hoping to head to Heptonstall to try and flash Vertical Speed. Unfortunately, no one was free to climb, so I had to make do with a Woodhouse hit. The temperature was nice when I arrived at 7:30, and conditions much better than on Sunday when I had an hour there with Ben.
I opted to do Ian's Roof again to get a video, and just enjoy it in cooler conditions. It is a great problem, but no easier than Ian's Roof in my opinion.
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As the Traverse joins Ian's Roof |
Feeling pretty good, I walked over to the sheriff block to see how the Sheriff-less 7c felt. Hard would be the answer, but much better than any other time I have tried it. I found a better sequence for me today to get into and use the pocket in the face, but the start is always my weak area. My core is a little stronger for the recent steep problems I've done. Which meant I could do the start for the first time ever. Psyched by this, it was game on, as I had finished the problem from the lip in the past, but could never start. After falling from the last couple of moves a few times, and shredding my ankle, I final sent it. A good eliminate, but not one my ankles will be rushing back to repeat.
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Almost there |
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No pain, No glory! Or some rubbish like that! |
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