Team Sends - Winter 18/19

Summary of the climbs our team have sent this winter

                                                   Our Physio James on his first 7B, Marks Roof at Gardoms Edge

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Well the winter is well and truly over but what a great one it was! Both myself and our Nutritionist Ed managed to tick our first 7B's on gritstone. We also managed a fair few other climbs and thought we'd share our sends as well as let you know our projects for next winter.

Here's a list of the problems we ticked between us during the Winter of 18/19;

Crash 'n' Gurn - 7A - Burbage South

Highrishman - 7A+ - Burbage South

Breakfast - 7A - Burbage West

Marks Roof - 7B - Gardoms Edge

Hanging Prow - 7A+ -Burbage South Quarries

The Attitude Inspector - 7A - Burbage South Edge

Men in Small Cars - 7B - Rowtor Rocks

Blood Falls - 7A+ - Rowtor Rocks

Bus Stop Mantel - 7B - Rowtor Rocks

Early Doors - 7A+ - Curbar

Trackside - 7A - Curbar

A Fist Full of Beagles - 7A+ - Baslow Edge

Razor Roof - 6C - Cratcliffe

Egg Arete - 6B - Cratcliffe

Cubic Block Traverse - 7A - Brimham Rocks

The Pommel - 6C+ - Brimham Rocks

Zaff's Problem - 7B - Secret Garden

The Harder Side - 7A - Secret Garden

Stretch and Mantel - 6C - The Roaches

Monochrome - 7B - Burbage North

We had a great time working our way through these problems. A lot of cold evenings making use of our trusty floodlights but there's something nice about being out in the peak district on a chilly winters evening (well we think so anyway, most people would think we're mad!)

We're now into a bit of summer training as well as bouldering on the limestone and a bit of grit here and there.

A couple of climbs we've got our eye on for next winter include;

Famous Grouse - 7B+ - Burbage West

Deliverance - 7B+ - Stanage Plantation

Bass Monkeys - 7C - Stanage Plantation

The Terrace - 7C - Burbage North

Wish us luck!

Cheers,

James

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