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Chockstone Forum - General Discussion
General Climbing Discussion
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The greatest sandbags in Victoria |
5-Aug-2003 At 2:32:59 PM |
Joe
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Neil,
How can you simply grade a route on the single hardest move on it. That is not the way Australian climbs are graded. Pumper routes and bouldery routes are graded accordingly. For instance the moves on serpentine are not very hard for 29, much easier than say a short bouldery 29 at Nowra. Does a grade 32 extension to a grade 32 climb = grade 32 because there are only moves of grade 32 on it? I don't think so. And then if you are going to grade routes by individual moves perhaps a boulder grade is more relevant... because endurance does not play a part in grading by your rationale.
Joe |
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