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Recent Sendage:

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  loicfujinaga

  _2023-10-06
  Never really thought of myself as a technical climber, but was somehow able to figure this out in a session. Sent the same day as Frontside for one of my prouder performances. Truly amazing technical climbing!
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  Jake Tiger

  _2022-04-15
  First of the grade! Beautiful climb. Utterly psyched. Technical for your feet, finesse and power for the arms. Very cool contrast of styles. Kind of a perfect boulder problem.
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  Andrew Funk

  _2021-04-13
  Didn't exactly float it, but only punted once :D sacrificed much rubber to this one over the years
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  Tom Wright

  _2021-03-08
  I’ve aspired to climb this boulder for a long time! Finally this year I was worthy. All the stars.
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  Evan Waugh

  _2021-01-23
  Wow, psyched and surprised. Conditions were crispy!

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  Ivan Luo

  _2020-11-07
  Surprised myself with a day flash, very unique and a special climb. Like Ryan said, very frustrating but fun.
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  ryansklenica

  _2020-10-30
  What a frustrating climb, but fun when you finally stop falling and send it.
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  Daniel Gomez

  _2020-10-25
  Happy to work my way up this classic line. First of the grade!
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  Brennan Doyle

  _2020-08-16
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  finnbattersby

  _2020-08-16
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  Ryan Postle

  _2019-10-31
  Pretty nice topping this out to Halloween fireworks going off over Howe sound.
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  T

  _2018-10-23
  one of Squamish's best. about 5 sessions over a few trips.
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  Graham McGrenere

  _2018-04-22
  Had quick progression then major regression. Andrew said "regression is the last step before sending"...I guess he was right! Super duper excited to have climbed such a Squamish classic.
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  alejandrolyle

  _2017-11-30
  Many years of trying this thing on and off. Finally decided to sack up and do it with the nice cool sending temps.
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  Marc Bourguignon

  _2017-09-19
  I'm at a loss for words. I'm so ecstatic with joy! 7 days of constant and slow progression working from the ground, pushing myself to think critically about every session to pull away something I had learned. I remember walking by the little cut in the bush on the Apron trail, seeing the makeshift ladder propped up, and dreaming of one day being confident enough to walk in and give it a go. Finally, in between drizzle and rain I was able to make my dream come true and send my first of the grade! https://kaya-app.kayaclimb.com/post/The-Method-v12-Squamish-88936/1256/1969
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  Nathan Hall

  _2015-11-24
  what a stunner. so fun to work this boulder. took advantage of the superb cold and windy conditions today and put it in the bag.
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  Danny Martin

  _2015-10-25
  Patience was key...
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  Luke Zimmerman

  _2014-12-14
  That moment in time when you actually send something really significant is so fleeting. It really highlights how much more important the journey is than the destination. I enjoyed this climb so much I feel sad that it's finished.
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  Miles Adamson

  _2013-05-26
  So much work, incredibly stoked
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  Sean McColl

  _2013-01-13
  Felt like I was climbing in Europe again :)
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  Jesse Warren

  _2012-01-18
  Took a long time to work out the beta. First year classic. Best problem in Squamish?
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  Simon Parton

  _2011-09-13
  3rd ascent. Climbing is so much easier with beta. again: 2 years the wrong way, did it third go the right way.