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View of the north side problems. Dan is moving into the crux of the middle problem (tops out after matching on the crimps he's reaching for with his left hand). Topping out straight up is easier, continuing on through the leftward traverse is harder - shares switchfoot topout (the problem which seems to be coming out of Chavez's head, on the left side of the photo).
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This problem is just around the corner (to the left/ southeast of switchfoot). If you aren't disgusted by the thought of an eliminate problem, this one is well worth a try - Start with matched hands on the linear crimp to the left of (and partially obscured by) the climber's chest in the photo. From there you get just the holds he's using in the photo, and then the crimps up above. Any feet you can find are fair game. V4.<br> The climber to the right is inspecting the sit start for switchfoot.
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Dave Wachter
Feb 25, 2009
“View of the north side problems. Dan is moving into the crux of the middle problem (tops out after matching on the crimps he's reaching for with his left hand). Topping out straight up is easier, continuing on through the leftward traverse is harder - shares switchfoot topout (the problem which seems to be coming out of Chavez's head, on the left side of the photo).”  

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This problem is just around the corner (to the left/ southeast of switchfoot). If you aren't disgusted by the thought of an eliminate problem, this one is well worth a try - Start with matched hands on the linear crimp to the left of (and partially obscured by) the climber's chest in the photo. From there you get just the holds he's using in the photo, and then the crimps up above. Any feet you can find are fair game. V4.<br> The climber to the right is inspecting the sit start for switchfoot.
View of the north side problems. Dan is moving into the crux of the middle problem (tops out after matching on the crimps he's reaching for with his left hand). Topping out straight up is easier, continuing on through the leftward traverse is harder - shares switchfoot topout (the problem which seems to be coming out of Chavez's head, on the left side of the photo).
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