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Chockstone Forum - General Discussion
General Climbing Discussion
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Vic Ranges bouldering comp - Sugestions |
25-Aug-2003 At 11:26:01 AM |
The Elk
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Personally.... I DID find it a lot harder to work my max grade capacity. Which I'm assuming has to do with the more solid grading, possibly closer to the actual V ratings that you get outdoors. But given that 4's seemed remarkebly harder than last time, and there were a few reach problems at times for some of the shorter people in even some of the easier grades.
That said, there were no "silly" problems and the moves were thought out well. And while physically at times there was no possible way a person of my height could pull some of the moves, the moves did look good if I was able to stretch that far.
em
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