Ascents in Asia by Michael Picone having boulder-cpr or ascent-date

powerful move through to the left hand undercling.

Found a really nice beta for this one which meant I didn't need to cut my feet at all which made all the moves very high percentage. soon as I unlocked this beta I could climb it again and again no issue.

Established on all positions, completed move sequence from right hand side pull through to double handed match on upper crimp jug by using left foot on upper part of starting hold and right foot flagging

took several attempts but found some beta that helped me move into the crux sequence to get the FA

pretty simple just one big move up around the corner the rest is easy.

Used the crimp in the middle of the route near the top which I believe made the top out a lot easier and I suspect wasn't used on the FA as it was still filled with dirt. not sure why but this climb just exhausted me haha

stood holding the top jug for about 5 min before I finally committed to the top out on the dirty dusty sloppyness

took advantage of the dyno and got some great photos...admittedly overdid the leg swing a little haha

Such a beautiful looking face in the middle of the forest. Mid way through cleaning this problem a black bird came flying though the forest and bailed out at full speed under the rock with a falcon only a half second behind it...

Great session going back to back on attempts fighting for the FA working out beta with local legend 岩羊 before we finally had a mini send train both getting it one after the other.

Working moves

Worth trying out your crack climbing skills on something nice and easy.

nice warm up

Really nice introduction to traversing on a sloper.

completed several years ago as an onsight, but have since come back and I believe a hold may have broken making it harder than it once was, a stiff V2.

completed all moves from the ground to the top out clean but opted not to do top out. gives me a reason to come back.

completed all moves from the ground to the top out clean but opted not to do top out. gives me a reason to come back.

Managed to dial in the left hand up to the sloper, matching with right hand and then moving up to the next ok crimp with the right hand. I think a few extra boulder mats may have given me some more confidence to try the top out but I wasn't brave enough to try it today...

just a bit of fun