[iwasmexican]

So i was watching dosage 4 and seeing the wagon project thing with the really hard campus move, and was wondering... Can anyone think of any super hard campus moves like that...?

[Paul B]

There's a route in the pfalz which has a perfect campus rail (sandstone) on the lip of a roof, you do a long move to it (no chance of keeping your feet on) and then a massive campus move off it.

There's a photo in the guide and it looked 'ok', I later realised it wasn't.

[iwasmexican]

is the move on bloodsport after this a campus move...? sure i seen a video somewhere and remember it but...
http://media.photobucket.com/image/blood%20sport%208b%20-%20shaftoe%20-%20northumberland%20-%20andy%20earl/EUKBI/bloodsport.jpg?o=1

[douglas]

Isn't Malc's one-armer a campus move?

[Durbs]

Didn't James P tick the wagon project feet-on?

[iwasmexican]

Didn't James P tick the wagon project feet-on?

no idea, i was under the impression that the access to it was sensitive and no one ever really went back to it properly...

[a dense loner]

None of the above are campus moves

[Danny]

Ok, how about:

Hardest moves/seqences in which the easiest/most common/only method involves one or more hand movements, with no feet.

Rolls right off the tongue.

[Nibile]

No idea really... Apart on a campus board.

[c.j.d.]

The last move of Sick Happy in Nant Gwynant.  Not desperate, but tricky (7c).  Big move to the sloper on the lip from an undercut, then the easiest/only method is a flick to the final jug.  Mint and very pleasing indeed.

[rich d]

Doesn't Mushin come in at 8c+

[Jim]

in answer to the original question, 1 -9, one arm only.
In answer to the wagon project, he did the move sharma couldn't with feet on but fell off a few moves later.

[Paul B]

None of the above are campus moves

Didn't know you knew the routes in the Pfalz well baldy?

[a dense loner]

I don't, but I'm not a moron

[Andy B]

In answer to the wagon project, he did the move sharma couldn't with feet on but fell off a few moves later.

Or, as I remember, (which may or may not improve accuracy) he did it in two halves and was very likely to do it in the next few goes, when the farmer turned up and went nuts.