Jonathan Siegrist, who made news in recent years for his quick repeats of various 5.14 sport routes, laid out in a post on his excellent blog how he has, in fact, had some long-term projects over the years. His progression through the 5.14a-c grades led him to project and send three Tommy Caldwell routes in Colorado’s Frontrange: Sarchasm on Long’s Peak, Grand Old Opry at the Monastery and Vogue at Eldorado Mountain’s Industrial Wall. For his first foray into the 5.14d grade range Siegrist then set a goal of repeating another Tommy Caldwell route: Kryptonite (5.14d) at the Fortress of Solitude near Rifle, CO.
I guess the definition of long term project varies by the person as less than two weeks from Siegrist’s initial attempts on the route he found success:
It went just like I wanted it to- perfectly. Every movement, rest sequence, foot placement and clip was executed in the very same way that I had been dreaming about.
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It was as though I had just rehearsed the route in my head, move for move, but this time the emotion of victory was real. This achievement represents an important breakthrough for me and I hope that it’s just a stepping stone to whatever may come next..
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A whisper of a goal from years ago, became realistic, and then was accomplished. I could not be more stoked!!
Siegrist then finishes his post with an excellent reminder:
I hope that I can share my excitement about this breakthrough with my community, and most importantly- inspire YOU! to crush whatever may lay in your path!!!!!
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