Mattsparksy

	Country	Contributions	Between	Climbers	Crags	Climbs	Ascents
1	United Kingdom	3352	6th August 2024 – 6th July 2026	58	216	69	301
2	Australia	928	30th December 2024 – 15th November 2025	28	5	28	72
3	USA	362	20th December 2024 – 5th May 2026	10	16	10	33
4	Switzerland	239	30th December 2024 – 17th May 2026	0	10	4	31
5	France	203	1st September 2024 – 16th April 2026	4	30	3	12
6	Spain	82	3rd November 2024 – 25th March 2026	0	15	2	8
7	Canada	49	10th September 2024 – 10th September 2025	1	1	1	4
8	South Africa	48	15th May 2025 – 20th June 2026	1	0	2	3
9	Italy	44	31st December 2024 – 21st June 2026	2	6	1	3
10	Japan	31	30th December 2024 – 12th November 2025	0	2	0	3

	Date	Time	User	Type	Name	Attribute
3501	7th August 2025	12:56:07 UTC	Mattsparksy	ascent	Eliot Stephens's ascent of The Origin SDS	suggested_grade_id
Before `None` After `41`
3502	7th August 2025	12:53:50 UTC	Mattsparksy	ascent	Aidan Roberts's ascent of Slime and Reason	ascent_dt_end
Before `None` After `2026-01-01`
3503	7th August 2025	12:53:50 UTC	Mattsparksy	ascent	Aidan Roberts's ascent of Slime and Reason	ascent_dt_start
Before `None` After `2025-01-01`
3504	5th August 2025	14:54:45 UTC	Mattsparksy	climb	Outliers	notes_pretty
Before <p>There is some debate over this problem. <a href="/climber/227/aidan-roberts">Aidan Roberts</a> first ascent used a brutal shoulder move and crimp in the roof. <a href="/climber/132/will-bosi">Will Bosi</a> using a wobbly block in the roof, he also broke 3 feet in the lower section of the problem. Both gave the problem 8C. </p> <p>In early 2025 <a href="/climber/2134/harry-constantine">Harry Constantine</a> made a shock ascent, using different beta throughout and a wider foot for the first move. Aidan did use this foot in his ascent meaning a break is unlikely, although not implausible. <a href="/climber/306/eli-cartwright">Eli Cartwright</a> then made the 4th ascent with a variation of Harry's beta, and proposed 8A+. Following Elis ascent, Harry agreed a grade around 8B would be appropriate, however wasn't very firm on his suggestion. </p> <p>It seems the date of specific foot breaks are unknown. </p> <p>After this in mid 2025, a bloc in the roof which previous ascensionists had noted was insecure broke, as well as the left hand starting hold breaking off, making the problem significantly easier again. Callum Amos then accented the problem, estimating a grade of 8A/+.</p> After <p>There is some debate over this problem. <a href="/climber/227/aidan-roberts">Aidan Roberts</a> first ascent used a brutal shoulder move and crimp in the roof. <a href="/climber/132/will-bosi">Will Bosi</a> using a wobbly block in the roof, he also broke 3 feet in the lower section of the problem. Both gave the problem 8C. </p> <p>In early 2025 <a href="/climber/2134/harry-constantine">Harry Constantine</a> made a shock ascent, using different beta throughout and a wider foot for the first move. Aidan did use this foot in his ascent just for the second move, not the first move as Harry did, meaning a break is unlikely, although not implausible. <a href="/climber/306/eli-cartwright">Eli Cartwright</a> then made the 4th ascent with a variation of Harry's beta, and proposed 8A+. Following Elis ascent, Harry agreed a grade around 8B would be appropriate, however wasn't very firm on his suggestion. </p> <p>It seems the date of specific foot breaks are unknown. </p> <p>After this in mid 2025, a bloc in the roof which previous ascensionists had noted was insecure broke, as well as the left hand starting hold breaking off, making the problem significantly easier again. Callum Amos then accented the problem, estimating a grade of 8A/+.</p>
3505	5th August 2025	14:54:45 UTC	Mattsparksy	climb	Outliers	notes
Before There is some debate over this problem. [Aidan Roberts](/climber/227/aidan-roberts) first ascent used a brutal shoulder move and crimp in the roof. [Will Bosi](/climber/132/will-bosi) using a wobbly block in the roof, he also broke 3 feet in the lower section of the problem. Both gave the problem 8C. In early 2025 [Harry Constantine](/climber/2134/harry-constantine) made a shock ascent, using different beta throughout and a wider foot for the first move. Aidan did use this foot in his ascent meaning a break is unlikely, although not implausible. [Eli Cartwright](/climber/306/eli-cartwright) then made the 4th ascent with a variation of Harry's beta, and proposed 8A+. Following Elis ascent, Harry agreed a grade around 8B would be appropriate, however wasn't very firm on his suggestion. It seems the date of specific foot breaks are unknown. After this in mid 2025, a bloc in the roof which previous ascensionists had noted was insecure broke, as well as the left hand starting hold breaking off, making the problem significantly easier again. Callum Amos then accented the problem, estimating a grade of 8A/+. After There is some debate over this problem. [Aidan Roberts](/climber/227/aidan-roberts) first ascent used a brutal shoulder move and crimp in the roof. [Will Bosi](/climber/132/will-bosi) using a wobbly block in the roof, he also broke 3 feet in the lower section of the problem. Both gave the problem 8C. In early 2025 [Harry Constantine](/climber/2134/harry-constantine) made a shock ascent, using different beta throughout and a wider foot for the first move. Aidan did use this foot in his ascent just for the second move, not the first move as Harry did, meaning a break is unlikely, although not implausible. [Eli Cartwright](/climber/306/eli-cartwright) then made the 4th ascent with a variation of Harry's beta, and proposed 8A+. Following Elis ascent, Harry agreed a grade around 8B would be appropriate, however wasn't very firm on his suggestion. It seems the date of specific foot breaks are unknown. After this in mid 2025, a bloc in the roof which previous ascensionists had noted was insecure broke, as well as the left hand starting hold breaking off, making the problem significantly easier again. Callum Amos then accented the problem, estimating a grade of 8A/+. Diff --- before +++ after @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ There is some debate over this problem. [Aidan Roberts](/climber/227/aidan-roberts) first ascent used a brutal shoulder move and crimp in the roof. [Will Bosi](/climber/132/will-bosi) using a wobbly block in the roof, he also broke 3 feet in the lower section of the problem. Both gave the problem 8C. -In early 2025 [Harry Constantine](/climber/2134/harry-constantine) made a shock ascent, using different beta throughout and a wider foot for the first move. Aidan did use this foot in his ascent meaning a break is unlikely, although not implausible. [Eli Cartwright](/climber/306/eli-cartwright) then made the 4th ascent with a variation of Harry's beta, and proposed 8A+. Following Elis ascent, Harry agreed a grade around 8B would be appropriate, however wasn't very firm on his suggestion. +In early 2025 [Harry Constantine](/climber/2134/harry-constantine) made a shock ascent, using different beta throughout and a wider foot for the first move. Aidan did use this foot in his ascent just for the second move, not the first move as Harry did, meaning a break is unlikely, although not implausible. [Eli Cartwright](/climber/306/eli-cartwright) then made the 4th ascent with a variation of Harry's beta, and proposed 8A+. Following Elis ascent, Harry agreed a grade around 8B would be appropriate, however wasn't very firm on his suggestion. It seems the date of specific foot breaks are unknown.
3506	5th August 2025	14:50:27 UTC	Mattsparksy	climber	Sam Prior	notes_pretty
Before <p>Sam is the co-host of the <a href="https://open.spotify.com/show/4TmPWUyjeqtBIm9bNz2QhR">Careless Talk Climbing Podcast</a> alongside <a href="/climber/227/aidan-roberts">Aidan Roberts</a>. He also owns two climbing walls, <a href="https://www.ballroomclimbing.co.uk/">The Ballroom</a> and <a href="https://www.social-climbing.com/">Social Climbing</a>.</p> <h3>References</h3> <p>[1] Interview with Xa White for <em>ukclimbing.com</em>, May 2023 <a href="https://www.ukclimbing.com/articles/features/sam_prior_on_projects_parenthood_and_new_perspectives-15173">https://www.ukclimbing.com/articles/features/sam_prior_on_projects_parenthood_and_new_perspectives-15173</a></p> After <p>Sam is the co-host of the <a href="https://open.spotify.com/show/4TmPWUyjeqtBIm9bNz2QhR">Careless Talk Climbing Podcast</a> alongside <a href="/climber/227/aidan-roberts">Aidan Roberts</a>. He also owns the Social Climbing, chain of climbing centres, in Solihull, Coventry and Leicester </p> <h3>References</h3> <p>[1] Interview with Xa White for <em>ukclimbing.com</em>, May 2023 <a href="https://www.ukclimbing.com/articles/features/sam_prior_on_projects_parenthood_and_new_perspectives-15173">https://www.ukclimbing.com/articles/features/sam_prior_on_projects_parenthood_and_new_perspectives-15173</a></p>
3507	5th August 2025	14:50:27 UTC	Mattsparksy	climber	Sam Prior	notes
Before Sam is the co-host of the [Careless Talk Climbing Podcast](https://open.spotify.com/show/4TmPWUyjeqtBIm9bNz2QhR) alongside [Aidan Roberts](/climber/227/aidan-roberts). He also owns two climbing walls, [The Ballroom](https://www.ballroomclimbing.co.uk/) and [Social Climbing](https://www.social-climbing.com/). ### References [1] Interview with Xa White for ukclimbing.com, May 2023 [https://www.ukclimbing.com/articles/features/sam_prior_on_projects_parenthood_and_new_perspectives-15173](https://www.ukclimbing.com/articles/features/sam_prior_on_projects_parenthood_and_new_perspectives-15173) After Sam is the co-host of the [Careless Talk Climbing Podcast](https://open.spotify.com/show/4TmPWUyjeqtBIm9bNz2QhR) alongside [Aidan Roberts](/climber/227/aidan-roberts). He also owns the Social Climbing, chain of climbing centres, in Solihull, Coventry and Leicester ### References [1] Interview with Xa White for ukclimbing.com, May 2023 [https://www.ukclimbing.com/articles/features/sam_prior_on_projects_parenthood_and_new_perspectives-15173](https://www.ukclimbing.com/articles/features/sam_prior_on_projects_parenthood_and_new_perspectives-15173) Diff --- before +++ after @@ -1,4 +1,4 @@ -Sam is the co-host of the [Careless Talk Climbing Podcast](https://open.spotify.com/show/4TmPWUyjeqtBIm9bNz2QhR) alongside [Aidan Roberts](/climber/227/aidan-roberts). He also owns two climbing walls, [The Ballroom](https://www.ballroomclimbing.co.uk/) and [Social Climbing](https://www.social-climbing.com/). +Sam is the co-host of the [Careless Talk Climbing Podcast](https://open.spotify.com/show/4TmPWUyjeqtBIm9bNz2QhR) alongside [Aidan Roberts](/climber/227/aidan-roberts). He also owns the Social Climbing, chain of climbing centres, in Solihull, Coventry and Leicester ### References
3508	5th August 2025	13:08:49 UTC	Mattsparksy	ascent	Callum Amos's ascent of Outliers	Easier Than
Before `None` After `199`
3509	5th August 2025	13:06:49 UTC	Mattsparksy	ascent	Callum Amos's ascent of Outliers	suggested_grade_id
Before `None` After `175`
3510	5th August 2025	13:06:49 UTC	Mattsparksy	ascent	Callum Amos's ascent of Outliers	notes_pretty
Before `None` After `<blockquote> <p>it's almost a completely different problem to what it used to be though. It's like a 7C+/8A 1 mover into a 7B traverse</p> </blockquote>`
3511	5th August 2025	13:06:49 UTC	Mattsparksy	ascent	Callum Amos's ascent of Outliers	notes
Before `None` After `>it's almost a completely different problem to what it used to be though. It's like a 7C+/8A 1 mover into a 7B traverse` Diff `--- before +++ after @@ -1 +1,2 @@ +>it's almost a completely different problem to what it used to be though. It's like a 7C+/8A 1 mover into a 7B traverse`
3512	5th August 2025	13:05:43 UTC	Mattsparksy	climb	Outliers	notes_pretty
Before <p>There is some debate over this problem. <a href="/climber/227/aidan-roberts">Aidan Roberts</a> first ascent used a brutal shoulder move and crimp in the roof. <a href="/climber/132/will-bosi">Will Bosi</a> using a wobbly block in the roof, he also broke 3 feet in the lower section of the problem. Both gave the problem 8C. </p> <p>In early 2025 <a href="/climber/2134/harry-constantine">Harry Constantine</a> made a shock ascent, using different beta throughout and a wider foot for the first move. Aidan did use this foot in his ascent meaning a break is unlikely, although not implausible. <a href="/climber/306/eli-cartwright">Eli Cartwright</a> then made the 4th ascent with a variation of Harry's beta, and proposed 8A+. Following Elis ascent, Harry agreed a grade around 8B would be appropriate, however wasn't very firm on his suggestion. </p> <p>It seems the date of specific foot breaks are unknown. </p> After <p>There is some debate over this problem. <a href="/climber/227/aidan-roberts">Aidan Roberts</a> first ascent used a brutal shoulder move and crimp in the roof. <a href="/climber/132/will-bosi">Will Bosi</a> using a wobbly block in the roof, he also broke 3 feet in the lower section of the problem. Both gave the problem 8C. </p> <p>In early 2025 <a href="/climber/2134/harry-constantine">Harry Constantine</a> made a shock ascent, using different beta throughout and a wider foot for the first move. Aidan did use this foot in his ascent meaning a break is unlikely, although not implausible. <a href="/climber/306/eli-cartwright">Eli Cartwright</a> then made the 4th ascent with a variation of Harry's beta, and proposed 8A+. Following Elis ascent, Harry agreed a grade around 8B would be appropriate, however wasn't very firm on his suggestion. </p> <p>It seems the date of specific foot breaks are unknown. </p> <p>After this in mid 2025, a bloc in the roof which previous ascensionists had noted was insecure broke, as well as the left hand starting hold breaking off, making the problem significantly easier again. Callum Amos then accented the problem, estimating a grade of 8A/+.</p>
3513	5th August 2025	13:05:43 UTC	Mattsparksy	climb	Outliers	notes
Before There is some debate over this problem. [Aidan Roberts](/climber/227/aidan-roberts) first ascent used a brutal shoulder move and crimp in the roof. [Will Bosi](/climber/132/will-bosi) using a wobbly block in the roof, he also broke 3 feet in the lower section of the problem. Both gave the problem 8C. In early 2025 [Harry Constantine](/climber/2134/harry-constantine) made a shock ascent, using different beta throughout and a wider foot for the first move. Aidan did use this foot in his ascent meaning a break is unlikely, although not implausible. [Eli Cartwright](/climber/306/eli-cartwright) then made the 4th ascent with a variation of Harry's beta, and proposed 8A+. Following Elis ascent, Harry agreed a grade around 8B would be appropriate, however wasn't very firm on his suggestion. It seems the date of specific foot breaks are unknown. After There is some debate over this problem. [Aidan Roberts](/climber/227/aidan-roberts) first ascent used a brutal shoulder move and crimp in the roof. [Will Bosi](/climber/132/will-bosi) using a wobbly block in the roof, he also broke 3 feet in the lower section of the problem. Both gave the problem 8C. In early 2025 [Harry Constantine](/climber/2134/harry-constantine) made a shock ascent, using different beta throughout and a wider foot for the first move. Aidan did use this foot in his ascent meaning a break is unlikely, although not implausible. [Eli Cartwright](/climber/306/eli-cartwright) then made the 4th ascent with a variation of Harry's beta, and proposed 8A+. Following Elis ascent, Harry agreed a grade around 8B would be appropriate, however wasn't very firm on his suggestion. It seems the date of specific foot breaks are unknown. After this in mid 2025, a bloc in the roof which previous ascensionists had noted was insecure broke, as well as the left hand starting hold breaking off, making the problem significantly easier again. Callum Amos then accented the problem, estimating a grade of 8A/+. Diff --- before +++ after @@ -2,4 +2,10 @@ In early 2025 [Harry Constantine](/climber/2134/harry-constantine) made a shock ascent, using different beta throughout and a wider foot for the first move. Aidan did use this foot in his ascent meaning a break is unlikely, although not implausible. [Eli Cartwright](/climber/306/eli-cartwright) then made the 4th ascent with a variation of Harry's beta, and proposed 8A+. Following Elis ascent, Harry agreed a grade around 8B would be appropriate, however wasn't very firm on his suggestion. -It seems the date of specific foot breaks are unknown. +It seems the date of specific foot breaks are unknown. + +After this in mid 2025, a bloc in the roof which previous ascensionists had noted was insecure broke, as well as the left hand starting hold breaking off, making the problem significantly easier again. Callum Amos then accented the problem, estimating a grade of 8A/+. + + + +
3514	3rd August 2025	12:47:16 UTC	Mattsparksy	media	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PRg0KRdhN_E	embed_code
Before `None` After `<div class="video-wrapper"><iframe class="embed-responsive-item" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/PRg0KRdhN_E" allowfullscreen></iframe></div>`
3515	3rd August 2025	12:47:16 UTC	Mattsparksy	media	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PRg0KRdhN_E	missing_right_to_reproduce
Before `None` After `false`
3516	3rd August 2025	12:47:16 UTC	Mattsparksy	media	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PRg0KRdhN_E	url
Before `None` After `https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PRg0KRdhN_E`
3517	3rd August 2025	12:47:16 UTC	Mattsparksy	ascent	Dave Parry's ascent of Keen Roof - Nachos Start	notes
Before `### References [1] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PRg0KRdhN_E](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PRg0KRdhN_E)` After `At 43 years old! ### References [1] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PRg0KRdhN_E](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PRg0KRdhN_E)` Diff `--- before +++ after @@ -1,3 +1,5 @@ +At 43 years old! + ### References [1] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PRg0KRdhN_E](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PRg0KRdhN_E)`
3518	3rd August 2025	12:47:16 UTC	Mattsparksy	ascent	Dave Parry's ascent of Keen Roof - Nachos Start	notes_pretty
Before `<h3>References</h3> <p>[1] <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PRg0KRdhN_E">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PRg0KRdhN_E</a></p>` After `<p>At 43 years old!</p> <h3>References</h3> <p>[1] <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PRg0KRdhN_E">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PRg0KRdhN_E</a></p>`
3519	31st July 2025	15:44:04 UTC	Mattsparksy	ascent	Jack Palmieri's ascent of Antediluvian	suggested_grade_id
Before `None` After `278`
3520	31st July 2025	15:43:54 UTC	Mattsparksy	ascent	Jack Palmieri's ascent of Antediluvian	climber_id
Before `None` After `254`

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