chrisbrooke
Well-Known Member
With more reflection I’m not sure I could achieve this. On the occasions I’ve done something hard (for me) that required maximal effort, paradoxically it doesn’t necessarily feel hard. I’m sure we’ve all had this experience: you try a move 20-30-40 times, it feels impossible. The 41st time you latch it just right, a few seconds later you’re at the top. Maybe the wind is blowing the right amount in the right direction, your skin is just right, maybe your body position is imperceptibly in just the perfect position…. You’ve just done the hardest move of your life, but you’ve no idea what was different this time, and it felt fairly straightforward….. oh well, couldn’t have been that hard, on to the next….
Maybe that’s more a gritstone thing?
Anyway, just highlighting the paradox between the hardest thing, and the perception of hardest effort. Hope it translated.
Maybe that’s more a gritstone thing?
Anyway, just highlighting the paradox between the hardest thing, and the perception of hardest effort. Hope it translated.