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Bouldering requires failure to gain success. The majority of our days are failing, and then we get that freak moment when everything clicks and have success.
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In practice this rings true for most of us I think, but then I think about the fact that Woods has flashed V14 and climbed V14 and V15 in a day. I guess things just click more often for some us? Either way, this is a good post to read more about a time when things didn’t quite click for Woods.
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Something tells me not to get used to this happening though.
Much like Toru Nakajima, Alex Megos is an under the radar bone crusher that I have somehow failed to post about up to this point. I actually saw Megos climbing in the flesh back in November in the Red River Gorge when I saw this unassuming kid I didn’t recognize walk up two .
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12d’s in a row as a warmup in the same way I might climb a 5.
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6. In a word: effortless.
Once I got home I recognized him as the kid who flashed Pure Imagination (5.14c) in the Red and repeated The Fly (5.14d) in Rumney. His trip was far from over though, and DPM has the rundown on the rest of his time stateside that saw him climb a lifetime’s worth of hard routes and boulders.
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