Ascensiones en Inner West como varios tipos de ascensiones registradas por Ranger Dave

I can see all the moves. Just need the strength to link them

The starting sequence is a bit confusing

Probably one of the better problems here

Muscle memory gave me the glory on this old favorite. Such a beautiful pinch

Great mantling practise. Core work out to keep pushing the distance

Discovered two mono's to make this problem all the more enjoyable. Warm up x 2

Always tricky over the bulge

Lots of balance!

A fun sesh at the local to break a 2month bouldering drought. Nice warm up x 2

A really burly hard top out over the lip. A bit of a hip popper. I like it!

Warm up fun

A super fun problem that will have me coming back for more! After some serious cleaning the holds in the roof have come up nice. Very glad I got the send!

A good starter problem to this micro crag

always an enjoyable pump. Took it slow to work the muscles

Feeling like this is more of a V2, especially as TLWTDI is considered a V3

An excellent problem! Really fun to work the bare looking nose. Don't cop out and finish left - it's all too easy then

A surprising challenge moving from the overhang to the face. A bit chossy underneath but with enjoy traffic it should clean up alright Good bouldering!

An easy leap, but worth doing

an excellent bouldering start makes this worth doing.

A nice slab to start with and then its all easy after that

First time on the sharp end in about 4mths (oh the shame). A surprising route with slab, a bulging section and then a smooth finish. Retreving the draws is a tricky one - Who put the ring bolts so far back?

Quite a thought provoking start with a balancing finish

A nice warm up working the arete

a solid sit start with a committing mantle

Quite a thought provoking start with a balancing finish

a solid sit start with a committing mantle

Some more interesting moves. All about the mantle. A fun problem!

Some more interesting moves. All about the mantle. A fun problem!

An excellent first move!

An excellent first move!

A nice warm up working the arete

A mantle practice problem. You need to trust your left foot for this one

A fun corner with a reachy move to the finish

A nice traversing overhang. Sustained V3

The lichen could use some traffic. Good sit start with some hidden holds. Again more thought provoking mantles!

hahah this took me a few attempts to stick the nose. A really satisfying lunge! a very enjoyable problem

An enjoyable arete problem. There is a moment of though at the top of the arete before finding a huge letterbox. Very nice warm up

This start had be stumped for a little while. A tricky tension based step up before reaching the bottom edge of the slab section

a bit of a grunt from the sit start up to a balancing section. a committing mantle!

quite a pumpy start, could be more of a V2. Short and sweet

Another technical, yet burly start. plenty of holds in all the right places.

A really fun problem from the pumpy, overhanging start to the crimping finish

Awesome problem! Super pumped to get this one. A really amazing throw to the sloping pinch

It took a few attempts to grunt my way through this one. Powerful and slightly desperate

WHAT?? V1?? I guess I'm weak after not bouldering for 2months... or I just have to work on this one more. Solid start with a easy finish to the right.

A cool overhanging sit start with some good power required

An awesome sit start with a cool layback start. Solid throughout!

best done sit starting!

Nice pump!

Its actually quite good how most of these climbs start in the same spot - the holds make the repetition worth it

Can potential be harder is you don't look for the goods

Awesome moves!

I swear some of the rowing girls had arms bigger than mine. great start with a crimpy finish - I'd go it again!

Definitely a favorite! powerful start and plenty of options to move the body weight around. argh! the arms were tired during this one. satisfying finish

Not bad at all! its tempting to get out of the heel hooks early (I used 3??) but I stuck with it and it payed off

Dogged the start a bit - solid crimpers as you lean over the bulge. a great mix of holds and foot work required. Was tempted to stay low and throw up a heel hook but instead powered on. Tired!