Ascents in Kentucky by Brax Rodgers having sport-cpr or ascent-date

Second Try. David finished off Bronaugh Wall. Short and Stout haha. Pretty fun movement for how short of a route it was. Jumped to the first right hand crimp off the ledge and then had some quite fun moves to the top. I didn't really use the crack, rather I used the right hand jug and just went straight to the jug above the crack. Felt low end of the grade, but maybe it's just a benchmark strength thing.

4 Tries and sent in a day. Nice no hands kneebar before the crux, but still quite hard for the grade imo. Fell on the big move the first three times, and made tweaks everytime with the foot beta, luckily for my fourth go I found a really good foot beta and it made that move kinda chill, would've done second try if I had found that foot beta quicker. The top felt super chill on every go except for the RP, and it was quite the fight in that case. Really nice short route with fun moves and interesting holds, only downside is how sharp the jugs are.

Three Tries. This thing felt impossibly hard two weeks ago, today it felt pretty chill. Super relaxed and velcro'd to every hold, fun drop knee into a deep two finger pocket at the top of the route. So psyched to finally do my first route on the Undertow and start my R to L journey!

Second Try. Maybe could have onsighted, if I had chosen to start from the right, but I chose to start from the left and got a bit stuck at the first quickdraw. This route is absolutely all time, it's soooooo seahawk! The flow is incredible, the moves are unique, the holds are pleasant. Truly amazed by how much variety of quality routes there are in the Red. Climbed it very quickly on the redpoint try and felt very secure the whole way. One of the best I've ever done!

My favorite pitch I've ever done, is the last pitch I've done. This thing is fricking sick. Best warmup for the military wall by a long shot with sick movement and sick holds the whole way. Maybe a bit short, but Gawd is it fun. Slope-y sidepulls down low and a nice jug every few moves. Frick me, I love climbing. Always a great day climbing with Mason!

Possibly the easiest and best of the three, but that might just be because Andrew gave me really good beta spray for the bottom boulder. Really fun boulder problem with a gaston, sidepull and undercling (no heinous holds just position-y holds) to a no hands and then pumpy jug hauling to the top. Really nice route, would do again!

Really fun climbing with a distinct crux at the third quickdraw. Lots of sit-down/laydown rests and very approachable for the grade!

Of the three, probably the hardest and most unpleasant beginning with the easiest and most enjoyable top. The start of mona lisa into the top of this one would be so nice. The bottom boulder revolved around a hidden pocket that isn't sick to a heinous full crimper that also isn't sick. Probably wouldn't climb again.

Wow, this one is challenging. If it were graded 5.11b, I wouldn't bat an eye. Super fun movement the whole way up, but definitely intimidating to stand on some of those footholds when you can't see them. So many times on this one I wanted to bail haha.

Not too interesting and pretty sharp. Hard start to easier climbing above.

Really nice route, great flow, cool holds and a striking line. Only downside to the entire route is the clipping hold for the anchors

Super hard start and then easier climbing, got a bit scrappy with it.

Second Try. Slipped off the first foothold, if I had wiped my shoe off maybe I wouldn't have. Soooooo hard. I death crimped my way up this thing and it was still desperate. Maybe the hardest 11a I've ever done and it wasn't just the start, everything was hard. Fun day with Helios trying Mercy, managed to punt three times off the top of it.

Not a big fan of this one, not the most sick climbing leads to a hard move that is pretty awkward, and then another awkward move to a bad clipping hold for the chains.

Really nice plate climbing down low, to nice slab climbing above. I may have skirted the crux by going left near the top, but it doesn't seem logical to do anything else there, the jugs are only a foot away from the quickdraw. Overall a great climb and a nice warmup!

The best of the three, but still not that great. Good movement but kind of sharp and/or poor rock the whole way. Fun bouldery start though!

Just a slightly easier and less fun version of Weed Eater! Fun mantle at the end and jug climbing up to there with a distinct crux that unfortunately wasn't that fun.

Second Try. Tried at the end of the day a few days ago with Kaylee on belay, and it was a bit wet coaxing me into grabbing the last draw. Super interesting climbing the whole way with unique movement and cool holds. Definitely on the heady side, but I don't think it's particularly dangerous. Crux involved a long reach from an undercling into a slope-y mono for me. The Swahili Slang of 5.10!

Second Try! Soaking wet, but I actually really enjoyed the movement on this one. I used three monos and three two finger pockets, and had to use very specific beta for the crux. I imagine this one would be sick if it was dry. First crag in the Red I've sent every route at!

Fun jug climbing, worth doing if at the crag!

A fun addition to the warm-up circuit from Billy. Tricky and difficult crux up at the top off of a juggy two finger undercling pocket.

This thing is sick. I'd always thought this one and its neighbor were choss, but turns out they are really sick. I think this one might be a top-tier 5.10a in the red. This one is slightly better than its neighbor but both are worth doing for sure.

A bit scary, but quite nice! Lots of friction moves.

Very short, nothing too memorable.

Second Try, but that's because I tried it once years ago. This is probably the first time, I've ever enjoyed a route more because it was wet. The movement is really cool with large-ish moves in between good holds and a crimpy move at the top. Always nice to do a route easily that once felt hard.