Crimping used to be a major weakness but now it feels like all I know how to do. Felt so goddamn hard a few months ago, but almost cruiser today (rested, with perfect skin and temps on my side). Almost. Got lucky and barely stuck the big move on the third attempt. Training works!

Couple of goes. I'm sure the dyno is cool, but the heel and lock method is just so much easier.

Locker today, just a few goes. Left heel for first crux, left heel for second crux. One of those sends where you wonder why you struggled so much in the past.

Easy today. Gaston for the finish instead of the dicey cross was the way for me.

20 minutes this time, impossible a few years ago. Nice change of style, but kinda painful.

Tried the first dyno...didn't stick. Tried the second dyno...tagged the hold but didn't stick. Started at the bottom, did it up. Used the high RH hold for the second toss. Nice to get on top of something without any drama after last night's puntfest.

Wish I was strong enough to just jump, but it's much easier for me to tictac my way up there. 4th go?

Figured I should do this before doing the sit.

Lock offs on good flat edges with good feet, so pretty much my jam. If you're strong enough to static every move, it's a gimme, but if you have to go dynamic to those slots, I imagine it feels a lot harder. 20 minutes, second go after missing the big foot move on the flash.

Fun fun fun. Been thinking about flashing this one for a while. Felt mellow, with the last jump being way less committing than I expected since the intermediate was so good.

Fucking finally. Only took 3 seasons. Today was the first day all the moves felt like they made sense. Would've liked to have topped it out, but no spotters and only one pad. Rumor is it will be upgraded to 11 in the new guide.

Neat.