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Climbing 30+ years, V14 & 5.14c. Trying to bring more climbing content to X. Tag me if you do something cool.

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People question the point of crash pads with something so tall, but here's a fall from the halfway point with no issue. Always better than nothing.

This guy...

I'll post video of comp climbs and get feedback along the lines of 'that's not climbing' when it's more of a dynamic/coordination type of climb. I tend to agree... With that in mind, what do y'all think about this new FA in Font that clocks in around V10/7C+?

The "unofficial" world record dyno 2.96m/9.71ft by Toby Segar.

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This part seems crux tbh...

When Alex did the first ascent of "Too Big To Flail" (V10/7C+) back in 2012, we knew he was destined for greatness.

I bet the route-setting team was not too happy about this one, but they deserve to be embarrassed for using a down-climbing jug for the finish hold. That's just Karma in action.

For everyone asking - this is the intended beta:

The iconic "karate kick" will go down in history as one of the most heart-stopping moments in climbing history.

Some video for your enjoyment: Adam on Little Boy du Fond V15/8C

I still remember this accident vividly. Tito was supposed to become a force in climbing. A sobering reminder to check &amp; double check your safety setup.

Charles Albert on the first ascent of L'Ombre du Voyageur, just outside Geneva in France 🇫🇷. Originally graded V17/9A, it was later downgraded to V14/8B+ thanks to climbing shoes &amp; knee pads. The original method remains impressive to watch in the modern climbing era.

In 2008, Dean Potter freebased (free soloing with a BASE parachute) Deep Blue Sea (5.12+/7b+) on the Eiger in Switzerland 🇨🇭. To this day, it remains one of the most daring accomplishments in rock climbing history.

The film Rampage changed the trajectory of my life in a way that is hard to explain.

This is not getting the attention it deserves.

Janja Garnbret perfectly executing a dyno into a palm press. This is a move I always struggle with, so it's especially impressive to see it done so well.

If it's crazy &amp; it works, it's not crazy.

Twist of Fury (V7/7A+) in Joe's Valley, Utah

Wise words...

I still remember this accident vividly. Tito was supposed to become a force in climbing. A sobering reminder to check & double check your safety setup.

Charles Albert on the first ascent of L'Ombre du Voyageur, just outside Geneva in France 🇫🇷. Originally graded V17/9A, it was later downgraded to V14/8B+ thanks to climbing shoes & knee pads. The original method remains impressive to watch in the modern climbing era.

If it's crazy & it works, it's not crazy.