Chips, V7 – Joe’s Valley, UT
I have been working on inertia kicks in the gym and finally got to use it outside!
- Chips (V7) starts on underclings with a right knee bar.
- Right hand crosses to the incut crimp.
- Keep the left hand undercling as you move your left foot up on the rail below the right hand and the right knee bar turns to a right toe-hook.
- Left hand moves around the arete to a small incut dish.
- Switch feet on the rail and move left foot to a small edge below the left hand.
- Bump left hand to the flat side-pull, then bump again to the upper more vertical side-pull.
- The lower part of the side-pull is key because of the texture.
- Look up at the tick mark for the jug (you are going to throw blind to it).
- Do a small counter-movement with your legs and inertia kick with the right leg, hiii-ya!!
- The jug is gooood.
- My beta for the top is really bad, as I had no clue what to find up there and I am terrible at top-outs.
- The holds on top are a bit slopey but close enough to situate your body.
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March 31st, 2011 at 2:21 am
Climber Grrl says:Awesome Problem!