If I did a 10m 7a twice, what grade would this get?
and if I did three times?
If I did a 10m 7a twice, what grade would this get? and if I did three times?
What if I did an 8A, and then an E8? E10?
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If I did a 10m 7a twice, what grade would this get? and if I did three times?Is there a general correlation relative to stacking a route and does this apply directly throughout the grading system?
Quote from: Johnny Brown on January 15, 2010, 10:10:25 amWhat if I did an 8A, and then an E8? E10?I'd question your vision. are you blind?
Personally I think learning to efficiently use marginal rests is very important for long routes, especially for onsighting. You could do that on a short route by ignoring good rests but trying to shake out in marginal positions instead.PS. 30m is actually quite short as single pitch euro stamina fests go![/quoteI'd agree, and getting used to retreating back to said rests after working out what needs doing higher. By the end of my trip I was significantly fitter than ever. Being able to recover well on poor holds feels incredible. Maybe find some rest(ish) places and take the time to shake out etc. Spend loads of time on the wall.