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How Not to Set Climbing Routes - Jonathan Siegrist || Climbing Gold Podcast w/Alex Honnold
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2023
- Alex Honnold, Jonathan Siegrist, Lauren DeLaunay Miller, Leici Hendrix, and Fitz Cahall talk about strategically silly ways to set routes and when and where these tactics should be used.
A route’s history is important, but does it make it sacred? As our sport grows, people are considering whether adding bolts to existing routes to make it safer or more accessible might be a valid idea. Prolific first ascensionist, student of the sport and arguably America’s best sport climber Jonathan Siegrist joins the Climbing Gold team to discuss.
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This is cool. It's a totally different perspective to what I'd heard before about the "purity" of bottom up bolting.
But I like how it's discussed as just a different perspective; different pros and cons; different trade offs. Solid.
Podcast + Video > Podcast. Also someone tell Jonathan he's talking into the wrong side of his blue yeti! LOVE YOU GUYS!!!!
I did a multi pitch FA in early 80's on a Quebec cliff where more and more belay stances are being equipped with bolts. I asked that my route remain without. I asked because the top of the cliff is beautiful, full of blueberries in season, leads to a great treeless summit, something rare in the province. If the belays are bolted, the full experience of the climb just goes away, and it just becomes another quick run. Am I right to make this request? Dunno, and don't really care. People are still stuck getting to the top, eating blueberries along the way 😊 and I like imagine them enjoying the extra this mountain offers (Mont du Gros Bras).