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Jen Suh

Las Vegas, NV
Female

Member Since
Feb 6, 2013
Last Visit: Mar 19, 2024
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Best Times to Meet: Weekends
Likes Trad, Sport, Tr, Gym
Leads Follows
Trad 5.9 5.10b
Sport 5.10c 5.11c
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5.11b 6c 23 VIII- 23 E3 5c
 230
Expressway
Mar 17, 2024 · Lead / Redpoint. Led clean after Michel. Pumpy!
Sport
5.12d 7c 28 IX 28 E6 6b
 24
Buried Treasure
Mar 17, 2024 · TR. Tried twice, lots of hangs. Need to lock in the footwork. To get to big hueco, use intermediate on left which isn’t chalked up. There’s also a pinch to the right of the hueco with a pretty positive crimp on the right. Going for huecos more static felt good, but need feet to make that happen. Try recording next time. Upper crux felt more doable for me, though left hand slopey hold takes finesse to make move to R knob.
Sport
5.11 6c+ 23 VIII- 23 E4 5c
 72
Restrain This
Mar 17, 2024 · Lead / Fell/Hung. Left hand corner hold, right hand lower hueco for first big move right before crux.
Sport
5.11 6c+ 23 VIII- 23 E4 5c
 72
Restrain This
Feb 25, 2024 · Lead / Fell/Hung. Below crux, I moved right to jug to rest. Moved back left—2 side pulls—left one is bigger for left hand, get left foot stemming out, right hand on smaller side pull to stabilize, go right hand for big hold.
Sport
5.12b/c 7b+ 27 IX- 27 E6 6b
 56
Choptop
Feb 25, 2024 · TR. Still very hard. Still lots of hanging. TR’ed twice. Beta: -to first hueco, get feet up high to previous hand and use crimp on the left. -sweet spot in the chalked up band—stay on rail to move up. R first, press down on horizontal crimp with L hand to get feet up. -to reach upper hueco, use undercling out right to position higher -left of arete rest before big hueco with horn. Low feet, both hands on rest jug. -last moves—bump up jugs out left, one hold very good as almost undercling. R hand on crimp rail and big left to horn instead of moving right immediately. Try working this out—there may be better beta going L on crimp rail and moving right. From Neil: From B2 to B3, I use a RH gaston, but the key to make it work is to get a high LF before the gaston. Later, I think I step my LF on the same gaston before a deadpoint to a decent LH. It is a dynamic move and your foot is uncomfortably close to the rope. If you have a long draw on B3 you can clip before that deadpoint. I might be mixing up B3 and B4 though. The gaston is not good as a LF but I never found anything else to use. I also remember a high R drop knee to move my RH up to a slopey but ok hold. This is the same old I use to rest on, although it’s a very active rest. Some people rest with their LH around the corner but I never could find a good position for that. It might be height dependent. Finally, towards the top I remember a very key LF backstep to move my LH from an ok pinch to a good crimp out L. Your RH is in a good 2 or 3 finger pocket when making this move. This move is also dynamic but much less so with that key LF backstep.
Sport
5.9 5c 17 VI 17 HVS 5a
 108
Bushwhacked
Feb 3, 2024 · Lead / Redpoint. Led as warmup. Lots of seepage. Better warm up than B-Line—straightforward. With Kevin.
Sport
Route Name Location Star Rating Difficulty Date
Expressway Sierra Eastside > … > Central Gorge > Upper Crust
 230
5.11b 6c 23 VIII- 23 E3 5c Sport
Mar 17, 2024 · Lead / Redpoint. Led clean after Michel. Pumpy!
Buried Treasure Los Angeles Basin > … > Echo Cliffs > Treasure Towers
 24
5.12d 7c 28 IX 28 E6 6b Sport
Mar 17, 2024 · TR. Tried twice, lots of hangs. Need to lock in the footwork. To get to big hueco, use intermediate on left which isn’t chalked up. There’s also a pinch to the right of the hueco with a pretty positive crimp on the right. Going for huecos more static felt good, but need feet to make that happen. Try recording next time. Upper crux felt more doable for me, though left hand slopey hold takes finesse to make move to R knob.
Restrain This Los Angeles Basin > … > Echo Cliffs > Pink Wall
 72
5.11 6c+ 23 VIII- 23 E4 5c Sport
Mar 17, 2024 · Lead / Fell/Hung. Left hand corner hold, right hand lower hueco for first big move right before crux.
Restrain This Los Angeles Basin > … > Echo Cliffs > Pink Wall
 72
5.11 6c+ 23 VIII- 23 E4 5c Sport
Feb 25, 2024 · Lead / Fell/Hung. Below crux, I moved right to jug to rest. Moved back left—2 side pulls—left one is bigger for left hand, get left foot stemming out, right hand on smaller side pull to stabilize, go right hand for big hold.
Choptop Los Angeles Basin > … > Echo Cliffs > White Wall
 56
5.12b/c 7b+ 27 IX- 27 E6 6b Sport
Feb 25, 2024 · TR. Still very hard. Still lots of hanging. TR’ed twice. Beta: -to first hueco, get feet up high to previous hand and use crimp on the left. -sweet spot in the chalked up band—stay on rail to move up. R first, press down on horizontal crimp with L hand to get feet up. -to reach upper hueco, use undercling out right to position higher -left of arete rest before big hueco with horn. Low feet, both hands on rest jug. -last moves—bump up jugs out left, one hold very good as almost undercling. R hand on crimp rail and big left to horn instead of moving right immediately. Try working this out—there may be better beta going L on crimp rail and moving right. From Neil: From B2 to B3, I use a RH gaston, but the key to make it work is to get a high LF before the gaston. Later, I think I step my LF on the same gaston before a deadpoint to a decent LH. It is a dynamic move and your foot is uncomfortably close to the rope. If you have a long draw on B3 you can clip before that deadpoint. I might be mixing up B3 and B4 though. The gaston is not good as a LF but I never found anything else to use. I also remember a high R drop knee to move my RH up to a slopey but ok hold. This is the same old I use to rest on, although it’s a very active rest. Some people rest with their LH around the corner but I never could find a good position for that. It might be height dependent. Finally, towards the top I remember a very key LF backstep to move my LH from an ok pinch to a good crimp out L. Your RH is in a good 2 or 3 finger pocket when making this move. This move is also dynamic but much less so with that key LF backstep.
Bushwhacked Los Angeles Basin > … > Echo Cliffs > Left Flank
 108
5.9 5c 17 VI 17 HVS 5a Sport
Feb 3, 2024 · Lead / Redpoint. Led as warmup. Lots of seepage. Better warm up than B-Line—straightforward. With Kevin.

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Trad Sport Boulder Ice

Pitches Routes Days Out
90 Days 31 26 9
Last Year 95 76 32
5 Years 253 233 82
All Time 274 251 87

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