Ascents in North America by Justin Case having sport-cpr or ascent-date

Set this for my cousin. Nice flowy climbing on good holds!

Meh...

Tensiony movement on good crimps and edges. Pumpy but beautiful and fun. Going past the trees and seeing the beautiful sunset with light drops of rain falling on us was amazing! Satisfied with the OS.

Easy climbing to a boulder problem that features sloping holds on steep terrain where body tension is necessary. Once the crux begins, there are no real rests until you clip the chains! Excellent route. The one-5.12-a-week streak is still alive!!

Pretty straightforward, well-protected climb on positive terrain and good holds. Good for a beginning leader!

Great solid cobbly crimpness! Awesome climbs and views

Great, chilly, pumpy climbing at altitude, happy about this OS

2nd go! Lucky to have found these super dope people that could belay me seeing that Tirso and Arely had literally just learned to belay a few minutes earlier lol. Bouldery start to a rest, and then another crimpy/lockoffy/deadpointy boulder problem around the middle, finishing in pumpy moves on good holds. The streak continues!! Stoked!!

Good I guess...

Cleaning the route for Esau and Alex. Pretty average route on not that great rock, but fun outing!

Fell figuring out the first bit... Average route, first on the Segundo Dinamo. I also tried another route in this sector called Guerra Intensa 5.12b, which I didn't send due to it falling apart on the second half- must've pulled out several handholds and multiple footholds- not great...

Excellent first exposure to Los Dinamos!! I really don't know why I hesitated so much to come to this area in the past. Within Mexico City, and this particular crag is 5 mins away from the parking! Three-crux route (finger lock mantle, crimps to deadpoint, and some more crimps to deadpoints), where I fell in the second crux on the OS. Got it second go in front of my parents who came to visit! I got lost at the end and only just managed to clip the anchors!! The. Streak. Continues.

Non-trivial movement near the start, as the left hand is on sidepulls and your right is pulling the wrong way on a crack. Incites pensiveness. Then the second half are straightforward moves on really good holds through the overhang. Really fun!

Fell on the first boulder problem because I wasn't pre-clipped to the first bolt and I was required to do a somewhat insecure deadpoint. Esau did a great job spotting me! Got it immediately afterwards. Great first steep boulder problem into an easy slab, followed by another rooflet (much easier than the start), ending with long moves on good edges.

Tough for 5.9! Easiest if done without resting at all, as there is no stance that won't eventually tire you. Interesting movement through good holds and a sloping crack.

Easy techy climb.

First solo! Kept getting rope burnt the one day I'd been trying this route (it is kinda badly bolted), Decided to bring crashpads and be spotted by 3 people. Tested possible lowish falls at first and when conditions got worse, Decided to have a proper go. Stuck the moves perfectly and the last huge lockoff move I'd never done, I just endured for what felt like an eternity, but the feeling after catching that last edge was pure exhiliration. First 27! One of the top moments in my climbing

Thin! Got it third go!

They told me this was a 5.10... Didn't feel like it at all! Really fun, hard with all the humidity.

3 shots. Great boulder problem/route. Works all the opposing climbing muscles. Reachy, strengthy, and controlled. Awesome route.

Got it first go this year now that I had jeans for the sweeet kneebars!

Man, it's not great to sandbag the easiest routes in this sector, especially considering there are so many people bringing beginners with no technique here!

Aaand another sandbag.

Another sandbag, but an enjoyable one.

Techfest. These routes all feel harder than 5.9, but they're hella enjoyable.

Lead pitches 1, 3, 5, 6. A really EPIC journey that started at 11 am and finished at about 8-9 pm! Froze 'cause I decided it was going to be a quickie in the sun and did it all shirtless... On the first belay station Webb was kind enough to embrace me between his legs, thus also solving the space issue for those anchors! VERY run out, so if you're doing this, you should be confident enough at the grade that you could be soloing it! I fell asleep at the top of pitch 6, really really EPIC!!!!

What an insane epic. Took out our cousins to do their first MP. Two teams, Maria and Esau, then I was with Juan and Pablo. Because none of them had their own gear, many of our QD's got used as safeties, had to run out an already f*cking run out climb, had to lead barefooted, and two of our cousins had to simulclimb on their first MP! For a moment I was soloing too. Started at 9am, finished at 11pm. Craziest MP experience ever, I feel brutalized. Happy Birthday Juan!

Extremely cool climbing from tufa to tufa at the start, followed by a powerful 3-bolt sequence which marks the crux. Can make it a little easier by wearing a left kneepad. 2nd shot! Very very very psyched to have done it Extremely cool crag, very pretty creek and waterfalls, the canyon is amazing, definitely coming back! BTW, the Tecolote cave is two river crossings away from Las Animas, and once you get to some big boulders with a third river crossing, go right instead and up to the cave!

Very nice, sometimes runout climbing. Better as a warm-up for a climber for whom 5.8 is not that hard, otherwise psychological! Lots of "faithy" reaches and steps on not-that-great footholds

12b in the guidebook, and feels like it too. Igor wanted to try this two-star line, so we got on the pocketed steep face with a fantastic sequence- hopefully we come back to the Surf Bowl try again! Only had one shot that day... We were at sub 10 degree temps with the clouds passing right through us, very humid and we would often have a cloud between the climber and belayer

First climb in this Mexico trip! We were meant to be climbing since early on the 6th, but since our flights got messed around we ended up spending the night in Houston and had to arrive on the 6th and we started climbing at around 1 pm. First part is so-so, found it scary and hard at first, with he usual adaptation period for the tricky limestone footwork- after seeing Igor on it and getting some encouragement from him, managed to send it second go! Classic kneebarry upper half First 12a!

Excellent, excellent climb. Probably the best one at Potrero that we did. Last one on this trip too! Was only going to film Igor doing it, but felt compelled to try- very pumpy, pockety, sidepully, crimpy and pinchy sustaindness on gently overhanging bulletproof limestone. A MUST-DO! 2nd shot

In one word: SCARY! Very runout and overgrown on the first pitch (easy), and very off-widthy and also very runout on the second. We wanted to get to the top of the spires, but we had to bail after I got to the top of the second (lead both), as it was getting dark and Maria had the pack on which would've made the offwidth pretty hard for her. Lots of plantlife with lots of thorns, and a tricky rap down. One to come back to go to the top!

Very very nice hueco features! Also, some funky body positioning makes for very enjoyable climbing. A must-do of this wall

Only did the first pitch. Very enjoyable climbing with fun moves for a slab. As usual, technical on the feet, typical of limestone!

After trying Team Hilti, Opi recommended us to try this route, and a good recommendation it was! After some bulgy-mantly climbing you get to a clean, gently overhanging pocketed face with excellent pumpy cross over and matching moves all the way to the anchor. Proud OS for sure! Guide says 10d, but feels more like a hard 21, so probably 11a as it says here.

From the guidebook, we gathered that this was the 5.12 to try at Mota Wall, and I agree! Igor was feeling a bit de-motivated to try things at Mota Wall because of the feet-intensive style, but this climb was different. Starts with some easy climbing leading up to a V3 boulder problem between the bulge and the crack, finishing with a burly mantle. After this, you get a really good rest before you have to crank up the pocketed face with small feet for about 15m of grade 22 climbing! Second go

The day before, tried doing a climb in zero temps and a cloud over Potrero! Everything was wet and cold, on the wrong wall and I went to some anchors to clean via three different climbs, scary! We bailed and Maria arrived after then we went to El Buho and then to Monterrey to get some very nice Norteno BBQ and shopping. Later that night Jin and Kimberley arrived Next day it cleared up and we went here, and this tricky, thin-in the feet slab was our warm-up, felt like a good OS to me

Only did the first two pitches today, Steve's first multi-pitch! Party was Maria, Steve, and myself. Very enjoyable first pitch which was lead by Maria and I lead the second, which felt scary, thin, runout and hard! Definitely feels like more than 10b (guide says 5.10?), and by the end, we all were feeling a bit wrecked, Steve's feet hurt, Maria had a migraine, and I felt like I was coming down with something... All in all, pretty good!

Great, great climbing, in a great, great location, with phenomenal views

7 shots in total. Fun first session with Esau where I could do all the moves. Did 3 goes in that session, where I managed to two-hang the route. Felt far at the time. Fortunately, I videoed someone with actual good beta on the climb, which, when I went with Chrissy yesterday, I put to good use after my first attempt of the day, and on my second and third go, I one hung the route. Today, I almost sent on my first try of the day had I not tried to unnecessarily readjust. Then, after a tip from Chrissy regarding how to use a pocket, and Kashmir regarding a shoulder rest, I sent and it was glorious. Powerful, relentless, yet techy and precise. I love it, and it's I think my 60th 5.12 of this year, and I have completed my 13a pyramid! Bring on 2024!!