In a recent interview with PlanetMountain.com 18 year-old Adam Ondra commented that he spent most of December resting “to prevent injuries and also as possible way to get stronger”. Upon his return to climbing he admittedly felt a little weak but soon found that he was “feeling really strong” once again. Strong indeed.
In February Ondra did his hardest FA to date in Siurana, Spain with the FA of La Capella, and this week he took it to a new level in Etxauri, Spain according to this report in Spanish on Desnivel.com. After “warming up” with onsights of F**k The Police (5.14b) and Tekken (5.14a), Ondra returned on consecutive days to onsight 5.
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14cs Kidetasunaren balio erantsia and Bizi Euskaraz*.
In a report on UKClimbing Ondra said that the climbing at Etxauri fits his style of climbing, “but I definitely feel the pure power now, I can get out of mistakes that would have been surely fatal in the past.”
*It’s worth noting that Bizi Euskaraz was onsighted for its first ascent by Patxi Usobiaga back in 2007
love that kid. 14d onsight seems only a matter of time. i’m quitting rock climbing
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Yeah, it does just seem like a matter of time. Just think of how few people can even do 1 5.14c in their lifetime and he did 2 in 2 tries!
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Andra coming on strong, what can’t he do Clark Mountain?
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I suspect that the crux for him will simply be getting there…
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Dudes, the area is called E-T-X-A-U-R-I; not Extauri….
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My bad Victoria, thanks for the correction!
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