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crow
Dec 12, 2003, 12:20 AM
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6'0 195 lbs.
TR- 5.11d
sport 10C
trad-5.8/9
climbing seriously for 4 years
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diodesanddihedrals
Dec 14, 2003, 3:34 AM
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5'9'' 5.11d, A3, 165lbs
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kungfoogrip
Dec 14, 2003, 6:26 AM
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im maybe 5'2" and i weigh about 110-115..my hardest TR is probably about a hard 12, my hardest lead is probably a hard 11 and my hardest boulder problem is a v6
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fender13
May 2, 2005, 10:44 PM
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83 pounds
4'11" tall
12 years old
Climbs 5.9
Climbed 7 times.
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dgclimb
May 2, 2005, 11:09 PM
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140lb, 5'11, and climbed a year
Boulder v4 and below
TR 10s
only lead on sport once and onsighted 2 .9s
I boulder alot more than im on rope but im hopeing to change that this summer
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timmy_t
May 2, 2005, 11:21 PM
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6 foot 9 inches
13 pounds (short sleeves, 14 pounds with sweatshirt and chalk bag)
Gym: 5.15+ TR, 5.14 lead
Sport: 5.3- (Beta Flash)
Trad: Onsight- hard 3rd class. Mauve-point- 4.10c
Boulder: T47Qb9+ (Tormey rating system)
Been climbing for... well I bought some bananas the day I started because someone said climbers ARE monkeys and monkeys eat bananas. And now those bananas are black and smell like my vomit after I eat only Halloween candy for a week.
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altelis
May 2, 2005, 11:53 PM
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5'10"
155 lbs
12c/d sport
10a trad
v5
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wingnut
May 3, 2005, 2:00 PM
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About 90 pounds (lost a pound wa hoo :roll: )
5'2
onsighted an 11a once, mostly climb around 5.10b.
boulder v2, v3 a little.
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yetanotherdave
May 3, 2005, 2:16 PM
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In reply to: 6 foot 9 inches 13 pounds (short sleeves, 14 pounds with sweatshirt and chalk bag) Gym: 5.15+ TR, 5.14 lead Sport: 5.3- (Beta Flash) Trad: Onsight- hard 3rd class. Mauve-point- 4.10c Boulder: T47Qb9+ (Tormey rating system) ...
me: 6', 180lbs
best onsights: 12a sport, 11c gear
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climbingeek
May 3, 2005, 2:28 PM
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6'-1" and 190lbs
Onsites: 5.11d sport, 5.10d trad
TR: 5.12b
My specialty is low-angle, polished slabs--sometimes I feel like the bull who dances around the china shop without breaking anything.
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rockclimbingcarl
May 4, 2005, 4:23 AM
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5'3"
~121 lbs
0 Ape Index
Been climbing on and off for about 8 years. Broke my foot 2, almost 3 yrs ago. Stopped climbing until two months ago.
So basically I've been climbing for two months and...
I can climb up to V4/V5.
Best was 5.11c TR
5.10++ sport stuff (felt like 11's lol)
I can follow up to probably 5.11 for now until i get better.
Building a rack for leading in the gunks so we'll see what i can lead soon ;)
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korntera
May 4, 2005, 4:31 AM
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185LBs
5'11"
Lead 10a(on a good day)
TR High .10's
trad .7 maybe .8(i just started)
boulder(i have done one v3, but mostly v2 and v1
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brianbirks04
May 4, 2005, 4:32 AM
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Height: 6'5"
Weight: 175 lbs.
Sport: I don't know, 5.8/9 in a gym(no rope, too lazy to harness up. I just saw it and didn't want to waste time.), 5.7 or so at Shelf Road
Bouldering: V2
I have been climbing for about a month now.
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andrewbanandrew
May 4, 2005, 4:36 AM
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5'7", 137 pounds (winter weight--125 summer)
Led a 5.10a outside but that was at Exit 32 which is supposedly 'soft.'
TR 5.11a in the gym but that means nothing.
Bouldered a V4 in the gym also, but I've never bouldered outside.
Been climbing regularly since October 2004.
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girlclimb
May 4, 2005, 4:40 PM
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5'3'' / 110ish
boulder: V6 (norm V4 range)
sport: onsight 5.10+/5.11-, redpoint 5.11b/c
TR: 5.11+
Trad: will follow you up most anything! but don't lead
basically those are the hardest climbs however, i have struggled/ hangdogged my way up 12's and i've done the same with 5.7's so it all depends ont the day and the climb :)
climbing 4yrs
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trevzilla
May 4, 2005, 4:46 PM
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5'11"
165 Lbs.
5.10c
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pushsendnorcal
May 4, 2005, 4:49 PM
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5'4"
130lbs
Onsight- 13.A
Redpoint- 13.D/14.A
Onsight- V9
Redpoint- V11
13.B Trad
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veritasmmv
May 6, 2005, 5:42 AM
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i'm 5'10" and like 175 lbs (athletic build, kinda buff i guess)... i don't lead cuz i don't have a climbing partner but indoors i climb like 5.9-10a and outdoors on TR i'm not sure, maybe around there, 5.9ish
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spitshine
Mar 15, 2006, 4:32 AM
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5'8, 190 lbs
Been climbing about 7 months
Gym TR: 5.9+
onsight 5.7-8
gym sport lead: 5.9+
boulder v2-v3
outdoor tr lovely .9 on volcanic rock
started out at the same weight and flailed on 5.7s for a couple months.
I'm pretty strong but I'm carrying around 19% body fat by weight. I had it down to 13% for a while and it really helped me pull harder. If I could get it down to about 3% that would rock.
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climberfrommi
Mar 15, 2006, 4:39 AM
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6ft 5in 225 lbs.
TR .12a
Sport .11b
trad .7-.8
Boulder V2-V3
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boardline22
Mar 15, 2006, 5:12 AM
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In reply to: This'll make people feel good: 6'5", 162 lbs. 17 years old been gym climbing for two years TR 5.9 Boulder V0 no trad exp.
don't feel bad
5'9", 165 lbs.
gym rat for a little more than one year
TR 5.9
Boulder V0-V1 I think
No trad
Sport Lead 5.9; I lost 40 pounds after I started to climb, so that is my biggest accomplishment
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jas0nn
Mar 15, 2006, 6:17 AM
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just to add more numbers to the mix:
5'10"
162lbs
onsight up to 10.d/project 11.d
hardest send (indoors) 12.b
boulder v4/5
i've been climbing for 1 1/2 years so far ...
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pico23
Mar 15, 2006, 6:52 AM
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actually weight is very dependent on climbing ability
for instance following surgery and some weight gaining meds:
5'10"
220
struggleing tR'ing 5.6 (i'd climbed before surgery but not much)
1 year later
5'10"
175lb
5.10 (TR)
5.8+ clean trad follows
cruised every single route i climbed under 5.9, was doing the 5.10s in the gym which i find harder than most similar graded climbs outdoors (I hate the gym)
after climbing every day just about for 7 mos (never indoors):
5'10"
170
don't know what i could climb on TR only led trad routes up to 5.7. when in shape i don't really care about TRing or following. Just want to lead.
for every 10lbs you lose you can climb 1 grade higher. Well I can anyway. Of course if you have 2% body fat losing 10lbs might do more harm than good.
the point is while fitness doesn't replace technique it does give you an opportunity to both use technique and work on gaining it. Being on both sides of the weight game I can say it's a shit load harder to climb if you aren't at a reasonable BMI. Instead of climbing you are just hanging on.
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kaczoron
Mar 15, 2006, 10:15 AM
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Weight isn't important till you need to use your arms I'm 198 pounds just under 6 foot and about as fit as a couch potato in the middle of winter, still, I climb OK for someone who doesn't train and is weak as piss...
sport:
RP 12a, maby b next weekend!
OS 11b
trad 10d
I die in the ass on routes that are very steep and don't have technical cruxes... Oh yeah and bouldering is to hard for fat kids...
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jitterbugclimb
Mar 15, 2006, 11:32 AM
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5'10"
135
OS V9
RP V12
5.14+
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