Analysis of 4 million climbing ascents - LaumosL
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This article was updated on the 06/09/2022. Changes can be seen here.
This article was updated on the 06/09/2022. Changes can be seen here . A series on videos inspired by this article is also available on YouTube . TL;DR Here are the main findings from this article. For climbers who achieve these grades, it takes on average: 4-5 years to climb their first 7a 8-9 years to climb their first 8a 12-13 years to climb their first 9a If the average climber can flash up to: 6c, they can probably redpoint 7a 7b/+, they can probably redpoint 8a 8b, they can probably redpoint 9a Using a mathematical model , we can predict it’ll take 19-20 uninterrupted years, since when o
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