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Title: landman in the usa
Post by: irish si on June 20, 2006, 02:09:50 pm
tyler did the automator 8B in 5 tries. fucking hell. couldnt say it didnt suit him thought, bunched and crimpy.

must be easier than nice one john stand up in the ogwen cause he gave up on that in 5 tries.

fuck yeah.
Title: Re: landman in the usa
Post by: Greg C on June 20, 2006, 03:43:33 pm
Tell me again, how did he get on at the Bowderstone?  :oops:

Title: Re: landman in the usa
Post by: Stubbs on June 20, 2006, 04:19:43 pm
His scorecard seems to suggest that he only did Innaudeble Vaudeville - strange choice  :-\
Title: Re: landman in the usa
Post by: a dense loner on June 20, 2006, 05:07:40 pm
horses for courses, what he's good at his scorecard speaks for itself. actually shit myself the first time i heard it. nice one ty
Title: Re: landman in the usa
Post by: Moo on June 20, 2006, 07:23:25 pm
to be fair though the conditions were awful at the stone when he was there grease city.
Title: Re: landman in the usa
Post by: ferret on June 20, 2006, 09:58:34 pm
good positive responses
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Post by: fatneck on June 20, 2006, 10:46:19 pm
Quote from: Irish Si
tyler did the automator 8B in 5 tries

That's seriously, seriously impressive....
Title: Re: landman in the usa
Post by: irish si on June 20, 2006, 11:55:25 pm
he is on fire.... im looking forward to joining him in few weeks. to watch if nothing else....
Title: Re: landman in the usa
Post by: Stubbs on June 21, 2006, 08:40:10 am
Sorry, forgot to add that 8B fifth go is uberwaddage. There's a few Graham 8b+'s around that area to isn't there? Hope he turns his hand to one of those.
Title: Re: landman in the usa
Post by: Greg C on June 21, 2006, 08:41:02 am
to be fair though the conditions were awful at the stone when he was there grease city.

I was only yanking Moorish's chain. The average temp in the Rocky Mountains at present is 82 degrees, sounds pretty greasy to me?
Title: Re: landman in the usa
Post by: irish si on June 21, 2006, 09:23:50 am
ha ha, dont think so gregor, not considering the boulders are at 12 000 ft! clear, high pressure, crisp, DRY, perfect. well better than woodwell last weekend.
Title: Re: landman in the usa
Post by: Doylo on June 21, 2006, 12:48:09 pm
Tyler is a strange climber, he seems to piss the majority of stuff above 8a yet below that he oftens finds stuff nails. Whisky Bitch on pil box was a right struggle! He also seems to perform better on world class problems which is a good thing i spose. I reckon we'll all be dismayed by his latest tick list from the states! Go Ty :great:
Title: Re: landman in the usa
Post by: irish si on June 21, 2006, 12:53:33 pm
I think it has a lot to do with syke.  if he is not that arsed then he doesnt perform.  On world class problems with little holds he gets so syked that he does them very quickly. 
Title: Re: landman in the usa
Post by: StuM on June 21, 2006, 01:28:56 pm
but shouldn't he be in school?  ;)

hope i'm as stong as him when i'm 15...  :-\
Title: Re: landman in the usa
Post by: Monolith on June 21, 2006, 07:44:18 pm
Whisky Bitch on pil box was a right struggle!

Absolutely insane problem. How many repeats has this had? Good effort by mr.landman if he's knocked that one off.
Title: Re: landman in the usa
Post by: irish si on June 21, 2006, 08:04:40 pm
Whisky Bitch on pil box was a right struggle!

Absolutely insane problem. How many repeats has this had? Good effort by mr.landman if he's knocked that one off.

??? about 500.

there we go he did ANOTHER 8B today, Clear Blue Sky 3rd ascent
Title: Re: landman in the usa
Post by: sasscotty on June 21, 2006, 09:33:04 pm
were do you get all the latest info and stuff from because im a little behind.
any cool climbing sites a should check out an stuff like that?
Title: Re: landman in the usa
Post by: Monolith on June 21, 2006, 11:42:59 pm
Whisky Bitch on pil box was a right struggle!

Absolutely insane problem. How many repeats has this had? Good effort by mr.landman if he's knocked that one off.

??? about 500.


my bad si, was half concentrating and dont know why for a second I thought Gaskins project on pill box wall was called whisky bitch and how I got confused between the two!

incidentally, whilst on the subject of pill box, has anyone attempted any wild link-ups on it?
Title: Re: landman in the usa
Post by: irish si on June 22, 2006, 12:04:03 am
Doylo is close to the last big linkup.  cool climbing actually. hard 8a or something.
Title: Re: landman in the usa
Post by: dobbin on June 22, 2006, 11:40:07 am
were do you get all the latest info and stuff from because im a little behind.
any cool climbing sites a should check out an stuff like that?

you are on the best one. Si gets the info because he is a fully paid up member of the Landman pad carrying/fan club.
Title: Re: landman in the usa
Post by: chris on June 22, 2006, 12:03:38 pm
that reminds me ben, your not fully paid up for carrying my pads around ;)
Title: Re: landman in the usa
Post by: irish si on June 22, 2006, 12:19:10 pm
yeah we will see who is carrying whos pads when i get to the park. 



by the looks of things he will have climbed everything so he fucking might as well carry my pads.
Title: Re: landman in the usa
Post by: dobbin on June 22, 2006, 01:01:03 pm
when do you fly?
Title: Re: landman in the usa
Post by: Doylo on June 22, 2006, 01:10:48 pm
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my bad si, was half concentrating and dont know why for a second I thought Gaskins project on pill box wall was called whisky bitch and how I got confused between the two!

incidentally, whilst on the subject of pill box, has anyone attempted any wild link-ups on it?

ha ha, no not even the young superstar that is Tyler Landman (no slouch in the crimping department!)could pull onto the Gaskins problem.He dismissed it as 8c. I can't believe he gave it V12/13! Its obscene, ridiclious, absurd!
Title: Re: landman in the usa
Post by: Monolith on June 22, 2006, 06:19:28 pm
still think John Gaskins might be an alien with the looks to boot! I'm joking of course, that is a typically sterling effort from a top bloke. I hate the dismissive "its 8c" rubbish, strikes me as very American. If at first you don't succeed, then pronounce it harder than anything it doesn't take you five goes or more to do. There seems to be a new attitude in climbing that is coming forward, whereby this is fast becoming the case. Surely we reserve really big numbers for problems that require a lot of working and a really big effort. Or am I outdated!?
Title: Re: landman in the usa
Post by: Bubba on June 22, 2006, 08:10:03 pm

I dunno, if you've done some 8b's and you can't even pull on, then you may be right to assume it's somewhere around 8c?
Title: Re: landman in the usa
Post by: Monolith on June 22, 2006, 08:51:55 pm

I dunno, if you've done some 8b's and you can't even pull on, then you may be right to assume it's somewhere around 8c?

I suppose yeah, I'm not really poised to speak on the finer points of top-top end climbing grading. Consensus at that level will always be contested amongst a very small number of individuals climbing at that level - will leave it up to them to deliberate!
Title: Re: landman in the usa
Post by: squeek on June 22, 2006, 10:46:16 pm

I dunno, if you've done some 8b's and you can't even pull on, then you may be right to assume it's somewhere around 8c?

You might be able to say you reckon it's harder than what you've already climbed if you've given it some good tries, but can you give it a grade?  Not really relating this to this problem or Tyler, who's obviously very good, but couldn't this translate to anything.  ie "I've done similar V9s I can't pull on it must be V11"? 

Anyway:
Quote from: Doylo
Tyler is a strange climber, he seems to piss the majority of stuff above 8a yet below that he oftens finds stuff nails.
maybe it's just easier than 8a?   ;)
Title: Re: landman in the usa
Post by: Sloper on June 22, 2006, 10:51:14 pm

I dunno, if you've done some 8b's and you can't even pull on, then you may be right to assume it's somewhere around 8c?

Bollox that's pex 5b yooof

as any fule kno
Title: Re: landman in the usa
Post by: Bubba on June 23, 2006, 07:27:40 am
Hell, this is all hypothetical for almost all of us on here but yes Squeek, I agree - you can't give it an actual number....but you probably can assume it's harder than what you've done if it's the same style of climbing you're good at?

Anyway, it doubt it would rock the world of climbing if a Gaskins problem turned out to be a bit harder than it's orginal given grade!

* that's my monthly babble about climbing out of the way, I'll get back to talking about bikes and music instead.
Title: Re: landman in the usa
Post by: a dense loner on June 23, 2006, 02:06:53 pm
tyler was saying it tongue in cheek, and as a testament to the blind vision of gaskins. obviously if we compare it to new base log, pill box starts with a 9
Title: Re: landman in the usa
Post by: Doylo on June 23, 2006, 02:22:53 pm
Tyler's 15, he tends to make throwaway comments like that. Obviously he doesn't really think its 8c, its just one of his sayings.
Title: Re: landman in the usa
Post by: c.j.d. on June 24, 2006, 10:33:59 am
  I popped round to the pill box after a sesion in the cave last week.  Having thought 'I've not tried this for a couple of years' I had aquick go at said Gaskins problem.  1st move + 2nd move piss, 3rd move V.hard (ie fell off), 4th move 8a by its self.  V12/13?  Well, its alot harder than anything I've ever done thats similar - Gaskins, you are de man.  In the words of the Doyle "Its not fuckin' V13 is it!".  Hardest 4 move V13/14 problem in Britain - well, Ive not seen MonkLife, but its harder than Kaizen...
Title: Re: landman in the usa
Post by: Doylo on June 24, 2006, 12:17:27 pm
Nige told me that Gaskins problem at Little Font is like the Pil Box Problem in a roof! Il Pirata whilst also being the worst problem in Britain is also like pil box in a roof. Also with Gaskins ascent of Gossip i reckon its about time these problems were graded right. 
 :goodidea:


Pil Box Problem 8b+(yes i know he did it in a sesh)
Kaizen 8b+
At the Heart of it All 8c
Il Pirata 8c+
Little Font Problem 8c+

Before anyone casts me down this is all a bit tongue in cheek. These problems are all beyond my comprehension. Also good effort to CJD for pulling onto that hold on Pil Box (does this have a name?)
Title: Re: landman in the usa
Post by: Houdini on June 24, 2006, 03:26:55 pm
The Pill Box is a great name.
Title: Re: landman in the usa
Post by: c.j.d. on June 24, 2006, 04:54:24 pm
  The Pill Box is agood name!  Gaskins said he had one lined up but had'nt got round to naming it yet.  Also, in the words of the G:

Isla - bottom end 13
Kaizen - bottom end 14
Il Pirata - top end 15
Heart of it... - bottom end 15
Walk away sitter - benchmark 15, stand up - good 13
Little font thing - V15 (says this whilst laughing).
Trowbarrow project - was V16 before the hold broke, since then he has done the move. :jaw: :alky: and again, starts laughing. ahem.
Title: Re: landman in the usa
Post by: Nigel on June 24, 2006, 10:52:03 pm
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Heart of it... - bottom end 15

Originally given V13/14.

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Walk away...stand up - good 13

Originally V12/13.

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Little font thing - V15 (says this whilst laughing).

Originally V14 (looks about V20 next to anything else, even other Gaskins stuff!).

Looks like a bit of a pattern there eh! Wouldn't be surprised at all if Pil Box thing turned out to be V13/14 or 8b/+ in the "mortal" scheme of things.

I agree with Doyle, maybe it is time that some of these problems were upgraded by popular vote, the grades at the minute give the misleading impression that Gaskins is climbing at a similar level of difficulty to several other top beasts, when realistically no-one is close. Usually not even close to pulling on! I sometimes worry that these problems will be passed over by the world scene as "just more very hard problems", when really they are a generation ahead of everything else.  :o   :wall: Recognise :bow:







Title: Re: landman in the usa
Post by: c.j.d. on June 25, 2006, 08:59:49 am
  In was talking about that with nodder ther other day.  The level at which Gaskins is climbing is way above anyone else.  I know that these things have ben worked and are in his back yard, (same as any other top climber), but it does ma ke you think ie Katz and dunning go to sweitzerland and do all the moves on from the dirt grows the flowers (real v15) but could they do the moves on the little font thing - i doubt it.  there is a big difference.  sorry tyler for taking the subject away from your achievment - big ups young man, i've done bugger all for ages!
Title: Re: landman in the usa
Post by: Nigel on June 25, 2006, 10:11:09 am
Would quite like to keep banging on the Gaskins drum but Tyler just did  Nuthin' But Sunshine 8b+, in 2 hours! (check out his 8a.nu). That is unbelievable. Totally totally world class, who else has ever done an 8b+ this quick? Only a handful of the worlds most famous climbers. 100% respect - go Ty!  :beer2:  :thumbsup:

P.S. With regard to Chris' Gaskins comments - I remember showing Katz Walk Away Sit Start (also real V15). He didn't try it cos it was wet, but he wouldn't have done the moves in a sesh. He said so himself! He said that no-one he had ever seen climb, not even M*****m S***h, would be able to do the stand up even. (Disclaimer - pure conjecture, but you get the idea!). Your usual V15 these days are power endurance problems, usually over ten moves, so the top climbers are just linking a couple of sections each worth 8b say, hence the substantial pool of the world's 8b climbers may be able to do all the moves, although couldn't link it. Gaskins stuff is short (e.g. Walk Away - 5 hand movements (of which only 3 are hard), one foot movement). The moves are correspondingly harder than jumping between some decent-ish granite holds for a while. Much harder. Lets hope Ty is the next generation and can do these problems without having to train specifically for a decade, otherwise we may have to wait even longer before repeats!
Title: Re: landman in the usa
Post by: a dense loner on June 25, 2006, 12:10:21 pm
looks like tyler will be carrying si's pads. back to school with you young man :spank:
Title: Re: landman in the usa
Post by: Doylo on June 25, 2006, 01:03:43 pm
Would quite like to keep banging on the Gaskins drum but Tyler just did  Nuthin' But Sunshine 8b+, in 2 hours!

Christ,I remember when Graham did NBTS, he regarded it as a very big deal and at the time it was sposed to           be the hardest problem in the states. I think its generally regarded as as hard 8b over there now but still amazing to do it in two hours.I reckon by the time Si gets there Tyler will have plenty of groupies carrying his pads, it'll be like flies   round    shite
Title: Re: landman in the usa
Post by: Johnny Brown on June 25, 2006, 07:04:38 pm
Quote from: 'Nigella'
I sometimes worry that these problems will be passed over by the world scene as "just more very hard problems"

I am absolutely sure these problems will be passed over completely by 'the world scene', and it won't be because they are undergraded.
Title: Re: landman in the usa
Post by: a dense loner on June 25, 2006, 08:55:39 pm
 :bow:
Title: Re: landman in the usa
Post by: cowboyhat on June 26, 2006, 05:12:07 pm
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The level at which Gaskins is climbing is way above anyone else. 

When you consider that a 15 year old boy is climbing at or around the perceived 'top level', this statement is easy to believe.

But again JB is totally right. Who is this john gaskins guy again...?
Title: Re: landman in the usa
Post by: Fj on June 26, 2006, 06:09:56 pm
He said that no-one he had ever seen climb, not even M*****m S***h, would be able to do the stand up even.

Whats happened to M*****m S***h? Still a monster?
Title: Re: landman in the usa
Post by: Percy B on June 26, 2006, 08:06:06 pm
Watch out for throw away comments regarding 15 year olds - David Lama won the Austria round of the Bouldering world cup on Saturday (the first one hes been old enough to enter). Sounds like an OK effort 'til you see the list of waddage he beat!  :bow:
Title: Re: landman in the usa
Post by: account_inactive on June 27, 2006, 10:11:42 am
They will never beat our hair cuts though

(http://www.salzlager.at/image.php?image=/34_BoulderSemifinale_Grossbritannien_und_Nordirland/IMG_6071.JPG&pixel=450)
Title: Re: landman in the usa
Post by: Percy B on June 27, 2006, 01:00:32 pm
Thats not a haircut. Its an illness.
Title: Re: landman in the usa
Post by: Bubba on June 27, 2006, 01:04:08 pm

What do you know about haircuts :)
Title: Re: landman in the usa
Post by: Resonate on June 27, 2006, 11:27:17 pm
any pictures of the little font problem?
Title: Re: landman in the usa
Post by: Duma on July 02, 2006, 01:26:55 pm
He's slowing down - Freshly Squeezed 8B took the lad 2 days.




Slacker.
Title: Re: landman in the usa
Post by: steven82 on July 13, 2006, 11:53:40 am
A tyler update hes just done his second 8b+ Freaks of Industry it took him all of two days and was the fourth ascent not bad going
Title: Re: landman in the usa
Post by: Doylo on July 13, 2006, 12:26:00 pm
Nice. I reckon Circadium Rythm will be next.
Title: Re: landman in the usa
Post by: irish si on July 13, 2006, 05:19:03 pm
Bit hot in Poudre I think..... winter venue

What is next on the list will be the hardest in Colorado.

The Green 45 sit project in upper Chaos.  Ty did the stand up V11 in few tries.  Graham did the move on the sit project once in a number of sessions. Ty did the move in a session.

8C ish. amazing. Got some pics. i will post them if possible.
Title: Re: landman in the usa
Post by: Doylo on July 15, 2006, 07:56:44 pm
There's a picture of the young buck on the project here http://www.planetfear.com/news_detail.asp?n_id=5814 (http://www.planetfear.com/news_detail.asp?n_id=5814)
Title: Re: landman in the usa
Post by: strong man on August 29, 2006, 09:43:39 pm
planetfear.com :

"Tyler Landman has rerurned from his US Road Trip with a hugely impressive tick list. He's gutted to be home, and a little disappointed not to have completed the project he spent so long working on (the Green45), but happy enough with the following list:

Stranger in a strange land - V12 - 30 mins. 1 day
European Human Being - V12 - 2nd day
Element of Surprise - V12 - First ascent. 2nd day
No More Greener Grasses - V12/13 - 2nd day
Reternia - V12 - 2nd day. 3rd ascent.
The Automator - V13 - 5th go. 1 day
Clear Blue Sky - V13 - 2hours. 1 day. 3rd ascent.
Freshly Squeezed - V13 - 2nd day
Skipper Roof Left - V13 - 2nd day. 3rd ascent.
Secret Splendour - V13 - First ascent. 2nd day
Nuthin But Sunshine - V13/14 - 2 hours. 1 day. Quickest ascent of problem.
Freaks of The industry - V14 - 2nd day. 4th ascent. Quickest ascent of problem.

Now lets hope for some cold weather in the UK for him to use his power!"

sounds like he had a very good trip indeed!
Title: Re: landman in the usa
Post by: Mike Tyson on August 29, 2006, 09:50:15 pm
I quit...........  :o
Title: Re: landman in the usa
Post by: strong man on September 14, 2006, 07:27:25 am
http://www.frontrangebouldering.com/videos/european.mov

Title: Re: landman in the usa
Post by: Houdini on September 14, 2006, 07:40:35 am
This is too vicarious for words...
Title: Re: landman in the usa
Post by: a dense loner on September 17, 2006, 04:58:08 pm
dirty little crimps up overhanging walls. no wonder he loves it  :kiss2:
Title: Re: landman in the usa
Post by: Dr T on September 18, 2006, 12:19:26 pm
Shit I'd hate to see the state of Ty's tendons by the time he can vote. :o
maybe I'm just jealous... OK fine I am just jealous.. and the fact that he's a nice guy as well...
Title: Re: landman in the usa
Post by: Dr T on September 27, 2006, 10:18:45 pm
seems he did ok on the plastic too...
don't think this has been reported here but it seemes he held his own against some big names at the sendfest in SLC
:bow:

MEN'S FINAL RESULTS
   
1 Ethan Pringle 3785.00
2 Matt Bosley 3665.00
3 Chris Sharma 3495.00
4 Daniel Woods 3480.00
5 Tyler Landman 3395.00
6 Paul Robinson 3030.00
7 Obe Carrion 2985.00
8 David Marquess 2940.00
9 Mark Hobson 2670.00
10 Rob D'Anastasio 2665.00
11 Tyler Davis 2615.00
12 Tyler Haack 2560.00
13 Vasya Vorotnikov 2445.00
14 Brian Kim 2440.00
15 Mike Auldridge 2390.00
16 Jon Cardwell 2380.00
17 Chris Lindner 2360.00
18 B.J. Tilden 2320.00
19 Steven Jeffery 2170.00
20 Patrick Luther 1890.00
Title: Re: landman in the usa
Post by: BenF on September 28, 2006, 12:18:04 pm
MEN'S FINAL RESULTS
   
5 Tyler Landman 3395.00
11 Tyler Davis 2615.00
12 Tyler Haack 2560.00

I think I might change my name to Tyler, it seems that there is a clear link between being called Tyler and being very good at climbing.  Obviously this link remains to be scientifically proven.
Title: Re: landman in the usa
Post by: Stubbs on January 10, 2007, 11:39:41 am
Thought i'd resurrect this just in case everyone isn't as sad as me in checking 8a.  From his scorecard Tyler has done an 8B first ascent in Horseshoe Canyone Ranch, called The Anti-Hero, a sit start to an existing line, and also Luther, an 8B in Hueco.  16 years old - boy is a beast!  :bow:
Title: Re: landman in the usa
Post by: squeek on January 13, 2007, 01:55:44 pm
Another couple of 8B "Crown of Aragorn"  5th go, and "    El Techo De Los Tres B." that he nearly flashed.
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