Gutted. That was 52 days in a row, including days when I was too tired, stressed or hungover to bother and I still did it. All that happened last night was that I was a bit busy and tired, and forgot. There goes my aspirations of 100 days!Oh well.
Quote from: tommytwotone on August 14, 2017, 11:48:49 amGutted. That was 52 days in a row, including days when I was too tired, stressed or hungover to bother and I still did it. All that happened last night was that I was a bit busy and tired, and forgot. There goes my aspirations of 100 days!Oh well.Just do 200 today and carry on as usual? Committing during the tired and lazy days is the important part
A rest day will probably do you good 3T.What are you doing 100 reps of anyway?
Just start the count again TTT. Day 1 today Hope you feel better TT
May have found a potential FA
Quote from: 36chambers on August 14, 2017, 11:36:21 amMay have found a potential FANo, a dark horse tm has done it before, just never wrote it up.
Csl, sounds sounds like the two harder problems you tried were bus stop and POGSS? If you're aiming for 7B these sound like tough asks, BS is 7B+ and I thought POGSS was easily worth 7B+ too. If you're dropping the top of Bus Stop you can def do 7B.Sent from my E5823 using Tapatalk
Wed - ......... afternoon at Ansteys, 2 goes on Cider Soak. I still can't manage the move past bolt 1 and it's doing my head in. Dogged to the top and whilst thrutching through the top heel toe moves managed to orientate the penultimate QuickDraw in such a way that it unclipped itself from the tape, I think it actually came off while weighting the chains but very unnerving to see the rope unclipped (you'd be lucky not to hit the deck if you fell from the slappy last moves). I'll be using two draws or a screwgate next time
Quote from: Wood FT on August 14, 2017, 10:52:15 amWed - ......... afternoon at Ansteys, 2 goes on Cider Soak. I still can't manage the move past bolt 1 and it's doing my head in. Dogged to the top and whilst thrutching through the top heel toe moves managed to orientate the penultimate QuickDraw in such a way that it unclipped itself from the tape, I think it actually came off while weighting the chains but very unnerving to see the rope unclipped (you'd be lucky not to hit the deck if you fell from the slappy last moves). I'll be using two draws or a screwgate next time I don't know if its any use (perhaps only for the feet - the main trick is some sort of weird body position/knack to avoid the barn door) but the beta I wrote down said:[starting from both hands on the obvious crimp new the bolt] ..... Pull left foot up onto small blackened edge under the torso then reach up to the sidepull – best got high. Left foot up to left edge of blackened rim edge, right foot swaps to a toe and comes to the left end of the big foothold, keep tight, reach up into gaston. Left foot up one into big hold, twist in and engage core, quick shake on the way through, get good flattieI think in the autumn I wasn't moving the left foot up when I had the gaston but was going straight through. I had a screw gate on the first bolt as well - initially because I had a lighter belayer and clocked the ledge when barndoor-ing off, but also I think I found it slightly easier to work the moves from a little higher up.As for the unclip at the top - that would be bad news!!! How did you have the draw rigged, can you remember?
