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3 South Africa 37 30th July 2025 – 16th January 2026 1 0 0 0 7
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Recent Contributions

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41 29th August 2026 05:00:37 UTC benloke ascent John Gill's ascent of The Groove notes_pretty
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<p>Potentially the first ever ascent of a V10/7C+ (although Jim Holloway had previously climbed "Trice" in 1975)</p> <h3>References</h3> <p>[1] <a href="https://boulderinginfo.online/famous-boulder-problems/the-groove/" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://boulderinginfo.online/famous-boulder-problems/the-groove/</a></p>
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<p>Potentially the first ever ascent of a V10/7C+ (although Jim Holloway had previously climbed "Trice" and "Meathook" in 1975)</p> <h3>References</h3> <p>[1] <a href="https://boulderinginfo.online/famous-boulder-problems/the-groove/" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://boulderinginfo.online/famous-boulder-problems/the-groove/</a></p>
42 29th August 2026 04:59:16 UTC benloke ascent Jonathan Siegrist's ascent of Problem Child climber_id
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43 29th August 2026 04:59:16 UTC benloke ascent Jonathan Siegrist's ascent of Problem Child climb_id
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44 29th August 2026 04:59:16 UTC benloke ascent Jonathan Siegrist's ascent of Problem Child ascent_type_id
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45 29th August 2026 04:59:16 UTC benloke ascent Jonathan Siegrist's ascent of Problem Child ascent_dt_end
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46 29th August 2026 04:59:16 UTC benloke ascent Jonathan Siegrist's ascent of Problem Child ascent_dt_start
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47 29th August 2026 04:59:16 UTC benloke ascent Jonathan Siegrist's ascent of Problem Child ascent_style_id
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48 29th August 2026 04:39:19 UTC benloke ascent Jim Holloway's ascent of Slapshot Ascent #
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49 29th August 2026 04:39:19 UTC benloke ascent Jim Holloway's ascent of Slapshot climber_id
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50 29th August 2026 04:39:19 UTC benloke ascent Jim Holloway's ascent of Slapshot ascent_dt_start
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51 29th August 2026 04:39:19 UTC benloke ascent Jim Holloway's ascent of Slapshot ascent_type_id
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52 29th August 2026 04:39:19 UTC benloke ascent Jim Holloway's ascent of Slapshot climb_id
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53 29th August 2026 04:39:19 UTC benloke ascent Jim Holloway's ascent of Slapshot notes
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Jim Holloway in a 2007 interview with Andy Mann: "Well, Slapshot was a pretty significant problem for me. I specifically hiked up Dinosaur Mountain to work on Slapshot a number of times for about a year in 1976-77. I remember that the holds are very marginal; if you glued a quarter on the rock, it would be a good hold! I remember John Sherman pulled off a loose flake at the start and glued it back on. I sometimes wonder if it was put on upside down, because the hold is about twice the size as I remember it being! The beat is; pulling up, and lunging all at the same time for a little seam near the top. The takeoff point is critical, so that you don’t lunge out instead of up. I took a few rocky downhill rides from missing that move."
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+Jim Holloway in a 2007 interview with Andy Mann: "Well, Slapshot was a pretty significant problem for me. I specifically hiked up Dinosaur Mountain to work on Slapshot a number of times for about a year in 1976-77. I remember that the holds are very marginal; if you glued a quarter on the rock, it would be a good hold! I remember John Sherman pulled off a loose flake at the start and glued it back on. I sometimes wonder if it was put on upside down, because the hold is about twice the size as I remember it being! The beat is; pulling up, and lunging all at the same time for a little seam near the top. The takeoff point is critical, so that you don’t lunge out instead of up. I took a few rocky downhill rides from missing that move."
54 29th August 2026 04:39:19 UTC benloke ascent Jim Holloway's ascent of Slapshot ascent_style_id
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55 29th August 2026 04:39:19 UTC benloke ascent Jim Holloway's ascent of Slapshot ascent_dt_end
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56 29th August 2026 04:39:19 UTC benloke ascent Jim Holloway's ascent of Slapshot notes_pretty
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<p>Jim Holloway in a 2007 interview with Andy Mann: "Well, Slapshot was a pretty significant problem for me. I specifically hiked up Dinosaur Mountain to work on Slapshot a number of times for about a year in 1976-77. I remember that the holds are very marginal; if you glued a quarter on the rock, it would be a good hold! I remember John Sherman pulled off a loose flake at the start and glued it back on. I sometimes wonder if it was put on upside down, because the hold is about twice the size as I remember it being! The beat is; pulling up, and lunging all at the same time for a little seam near the top. The takeoff point is critical, so that you don’t lunge out instead of up. I took a few rocky downhill rides from missing that move."</p>
57 29th August 2026 04:38:01 UTC benloke climb Slapshot grade_approx
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58 29th August 2026 04:38:01 UTC benloke climb Slapshot notes
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Potentially the first ever V13/8B, "Slapshot" was the hardest of Holloway's "big three" that included "Trice" and "Meathook". Holloway never graded the problem and it has yet to have seen a documented second ascent at the time of this writing. There is speculation that crux holds may have broken off or polished in the nearly fifty years since the first ascent
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59 29th August 2026 04:38:01 UTC benloke climb Slapshot notes_pretty
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<p>Potentially the first ever V13/8B, "Slapshot" was the hardest of Holloway's "big three" that included "Trice" and "Meathook". Holloway never graded the problem and it has yet to have seen a documented second ascent at the time of this writing. There is speculation that crux holds may have broken off or polished in the nearly fifty years since the first ascent</p>
60 29th August 2026 04:34:59 UTC benloke climb Slapshot grade_id
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