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My first ever Rock Climb. No, it gets easy every accent. The crux is just below the shunts. If you get the sequence right it is easy. First time my arms were crossed and I had to do a switch with both hands at the same time as my feet held all of my weight. I would rate it 10a, but mainly because of it short length. But it is a great little climb.

Every time I go to the Gallery I tell myself I am going to get on this but man it looks so intimidating! More like NRG bolt spacing on this one.

I didn't realize they named a route after me

V3 at my gym

Who’s here in 2024?

Preclipped second bolt? You might as well have top roped it.

I was here a few weeks ago and for the life of me when I got to that lower crux I forgot how I did it. I had to essentially campus that crux move, I completely forgot the feet I used previously. Watching you I think the trick is right foot up first, as once you put that high left the right is kinda stuck wherever you left it.

The first Perma on this is gone as of last week.

quelle pollution toute cette magnésie dans une voie hyper simple à faire en solo ou pieds nus .

What a long route!

U deserve more comments and like and views

cool

one of the most sandbagged 10a's evah

i climb 12+ and this thing actually shut me down on my onsight attempt. redpointed it on attempt 2 ofc and was cruiser. beta intensive imho

Going to RRG soon and I've been enjoying these videos of climbs that I want to do!

Since you spend so much time up at NRG, our AMGA guide put us on Maranatha at Sandstonia recently. I'd love to see that one - it's a fun 5.10c, though neither of us topped it. Would also love to see Fool Effect at Kaymoor. I think I led that one in 1997 but can't be sure. Coming back from a 27yr hiatus now that my 18yo son got into climbing. I like your clean, straightforward style, and your vids are fun and a bit inspiring.

Watching your stuff and enjoying. I'm 55 and stopped climbing in '97 - was busy in the Army. My youngest son, 18, asked me to take him to our local gym a month ago. He never stays for less than 3 hours. This weekend we're headed to the New with a guide from Blue Mountain. I can still, barely, hang on 5.9 or so. I have a film photo of me leading Fool Effect. If you ever hit that, I'd love to see it. I'm hoping we can take a look at it this weekend. Thanks for the Beta, and maybe we'll see you out there sometime!

Always love the videos, man! Gonna be in RRG this coming week climbing august 7-11. Seems like you're out in the New right now, but any chance we'll bump into you?

I like this one better then milky way actually. It's close though.

This looks awesome, good send. Gonna try it next time I'm at the lake.

Such a cool rt

THE RETURN

HES BAAAAAACK

You made that route look so easy and chill, even though I have seen it (not climbed it), & it is gnarly! Good work man! Keep the content coming!!!!

I love this climb

One of my favorite climbs at the gallery

this route was so awesome, has a very special place in my heart as my first 5.12 outdoors. seeing this years later makes me wanna get back on it!

I can hear how hot it is in this video lol

Nice! Such an odd climb

You went around the crux :(

My brother is Christ, you were backclipped on the first bolt.

Finally got on this route yesterday, wish I watched this before hand. My 12 year old daughter dyno'd from the jug at the crux. I tried that 3 times and kept whipping. A tall climber on the ground was yelling at me the side pull beta you did and it worked on the first go, then got to the anchor.

I would just LOVE to climb this route!

Alex, I tried MENSA this weekend - it was my first time going to beauty mountain. This video was super helpful and loved the comparisons. Unfortunately I was third day on and couldn't find the lock-off strength to get the send but I'll def be coming back for this awesome route.

nice climb! next month I am going to repoint this!

Nice

This route was u fortunately packed the many times i passed it those 2 novembers ago... one day

Yeah this is the one I was talking about at the gym.

Sweet lead, really smooth man. Led this a few days ago and was one of my favorite climbs in the RRG.

What kind of climbing shoes are you using?

Looks like that huge mushroom chicken head came off the route at the top based on a MP photo. Ugh. That hold looked so cool on the video. That's for sharing🤙

how tall are you ? great video thanks

Good looking route. Good gear opportunities for the 10 part. Looked cruiser after the roof section. Thanks for sharing🤙

So I checked MP. Due to the strange local fear of outside climbers, it's hard to find info on this area. Having been there, is Hidden Valley worth the trip?

I love how this climb is rather casual trad and then turns into a 10 on the sport section. I'm in love. Going on the list.

Dude props to you for climbing ALL the way to the top. I flashed it but i was so scared abt falling cause i was pumped and would climb bolt to bolt then rest for like 10 mins that i didnt want to uncling that shit at the end and lock off and hope the top was good like you did. thank God i was tall enough to just reach and clip lol. GOOD SEND THO!!!

World's easiest 5.9 it looks like. But super cool

So many features. Just added it to the to-do list🤙

Friends don't let friends climb slab 😆 🤙. Thanks for sharing.

Great looking climb and rock quality