Ascents by Jill having Distinct route

Thought provoking, challenging and brought out the full try hard noises. So happy.

Climb number 3 for the day and I was feeling really confident and and comfortable leading.

I kept on thinking, maybe I will take a break before this section and sit on the rope, but I kept climbing and by the time I was in the crux I was committed, I pushed through it and happily clipped the chains for my hardest onsight postpartum. It's hard to not dismiss it as a little soft for a 20 but until it's officially downgraded I'm claiming it

I really liked the mix of balance, technical moves and the bulgey crux. Very enjoyable.

Going back and trying to find old routes I climbed on South America honeymoon. Piedra Parada was a definite highlight and I loved the climbs in this canyon.

I really enjoyed this route, the start was the crux for me because steep != my favourite. The rest was thought provoking, interesting and flowy. I probably should have led it but my tank was feeling empty.

So close this time! So close! Arghhhh! One day I will be back and then I'll work it on lead and get my big girl pants on. Definitely inspired me to work on my power endurance. I can do all the moves but can't keep the pump under control! Damn you trex arms!

I really enjoyed this climb despite my sketchy mantle at the top.

I wanted to rest before the steepish pumpy bit so I took a sit before charging through. I really need to improve my steep climbing and pump management so that I am not as intimidated every time the angle goes past vertical.

I found out afterwards that a few of my friends "couldn't watch" because I made the mantle look about as desperate as it felt. I know what I did wrong and next time I will move my feet up before rushing to the top and getting stretched out and stranded.

I am sure I can climb it clean now that I know what is what. An exciting climb with fun holds and moves!