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kachoong
Jun 22, 2011, 6:29 PM
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danhague wrote: I'm happy to report that a picture of you on Psycho Wrangler is in the first chapter of Redpoint. rtwilli4 wrote: Dan, My name is Ryan. My friend Adam and I ran into you at Cotton Top on Bridge Day last year. You guys were filming on those 10's and 11's to near the right side of the wall. I tried to on-sight that classic 12a and then tried to red-point it a few times and fell off. You photographed me and I signed a waiver for you. I was wearing an orange shirt and green pants.
Chapter 1: Approaching Your Redpoint - Photographic Dress Sense
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lena_chita
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Jun 22, 2011, 6:37 PM
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rtwilli4 wrote: Dan, My name is Ryan. My friend Adam and I ran into you at Cotton Top on Bridge Day last year. You guys were filming on those 10's and 11's to near the right side of the wall. I tried to on-sight that classic 12a and then tried to red-point it a few times and fell off. You photographed me and I signed a waiver for you. I was wearing an orange shirt and green pants.
And I am happy that you fell on Psycho Wrangler, too.
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saint_john
Jun 22, 2011, 8:01 PM
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the coolest part of SCC is the scene on the DVD in which Lindner and his buddy try to redpoint that wall in OR. I'm just sayin.
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jt512
Jun 22, 2011, 8:21 PM
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saint_john wrote: the coolest part of SCC is the scene on the DVD in which Lindner and his buddy try to redpoint that wall in OR.
Not in my opinion. ;)
Jay
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saint_john
Jun 22, 2011, 9:01 PM
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jt512 wrote: saint_john wrote: the coolest part of SCC is the scene on the DVD in which Lindner and his buddy try to redpoint that wall in OR. Not in my opinion. ;) Jay
I like that it shows their final redpoint attempts start to finish, uninterupted.
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dagibbs
Jun 22, 2011, 9:32 PM
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kachoong wrote: danhague wrote: I'm happy to report that a picture of you on Psycho Wrangler is in the first chapter of Redpoint. rtwilli4 wrote: Dan, My name is Ryan. My friend Adam and I ran into you at Cotton Top on Bridge Day last year. You guys were filming on those 10's and 11's to near the right side of the wall. I tried to on-sight that classic 12a and then tried to red-point it a few times and fell off. You photographed me and I signed a waiver for you. I was wearing an orange shirt and green pants. Approaching Your Redpoint - Photographic Dress Sense
What not to wear.
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ki6ojv
Jan 21, 2012, 4:25 PM
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I got the red point book looking to improve my leading skills and placements. I was looking for an advanced book for the experienced climber!
This is not what it is. This book is a "basics" book! focusing the the basic techniques in climbing. great book for a beginner who wants to lead but beware.
WARNING:
All through the book it talks about taking practice falls on your protection. This is the scariest and scetchiest advise i have seen in print! Just my point of view But having learned to lead by an old timer i was taught to climb like your life depended on it! You never let go and take a practice fall!
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johnwesely
Jan 21, 2012, 5:53 PM
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ki6ojv wrote: I got the red point book looking to improve my leading skills and placements. I was looking for an advanced book for the experienced climber! This is not what it is. This book is a "basics" book! focusing the the basic techniques in climbing. great book for a beginner who wants to lead but beware. WARNING: All through the book it talks about taking practice falls on your protection. This is the scariest and scetchiest advise i have seen in print! Just my point of view But having learned to lead by an old timer i was taught to climb like your life depended on it! You never let go and take a practice fall!
Pretty funny post tinged with a hint of irony.
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