Alex Johnson gave the highballs in Bishop a break to check out the bouldering in Red Rock, Nevada where she repeated the V12 highball Lethal Design according to her 8a scorecard:
great support crew and tons of pads! long and crimpy. worked out all the moves quick and sent first burn.
Since the start of 2012 she has done some eight V10’s or harder across Yosemite, Bishop and Red Rock.
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Update: Climbing.com caught up with Johnson to discuss the ascent
Does that comment mean she toproped it first?
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Hmm, looks like narc commeted but it is hidden? Regardless, there is a short interview
http://www.climbing.com/news/hotflashes/interview_johnson_climbs_lethal_design_v12/
where she talks about the problem. A little sussing but no toproping… and sent in 20 minutes.
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Yeah, problems on my end
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would it really have mattered that much if she had toproped it first?
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No… but the quote was confusing. It was a highball, but then it said she worked out the moves first and then sent first burn. I thought some of those statements were contradictory, in addition to being curious about how you ‘work out the moves’ on a highball.
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Its a highball in that the relatively easy topout is waaay off the deck over a horrible landing. The harder climbing is all readily accessible from the ground.
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