Climbing
Hi. This page is mostly for me. I climb two or three times a week, and felt I needed a way to maintain records on my progress.
Current level
On-sight: 6b (5.10c), after some scouting: 6c (5.11a/5.11b). Current project(s): 6c+ (5.11c) and 7a (5.11d).
Notable ascents
- 27-03-2011: first climbing session ever. Managed to climb a 3+, if memory serves. (Neoliet Tilburg, Netherlands)
- 09-09-2011: first time I onsighted a 5+/5.8. (Neoliet Tilburg, Netherlands)
- 21-09-2011: first ever 6a/5.10a. (Neoliet Tilburg, Netherlands)
- 24-09-2011: first and second on-sight 6.a/5.10a. (Neoliet Tilburg, Netherlands)
- 30-09-2011: first ever 6a+/5.10b and third on-sight 6a/5.10a. (Neoliet Tilburg, Netherlands)
- 20-10-2011: two more 6a+/5.10b, one more 6a/5.10a. (Neoliet Tilburg, Netherlands)
- 06-11-2011: first ever 6b/5.10c. Hell yeah. (Neoliet Tilburg, Netherlands)
- 18-01-2012: started course on lead-climbing, which explains lousy progress level-wise. (Neoliet Tilburg, Netherlands)
- 15-02-2012: received certification for lead-climbing. Carrying on lead-climbing almost exclusively, which explains lousy progress level-wise. (Neoliet Tilburg, Netherlands)
- 27-02-2012: first ever 6b+/5.10d. (Neoliet Eindhoven, Netherlands).
- 05-03-2012: second 6b+/5.10d. (Neoliet Essen, Germany).
- 11-03-2012: third 6b+/5.10d, though with rests in between. (Neoliet Tilburg, Netherlands).
- 02-04-2012: 6a+ boulder (Monk, Eindhoven).
- 28-04-2012: first ever 6c (5.11a/5.11b), no rests. (Neoliet Tilburg, Netherlands).
Dyno
Here’s a video of me doing an impressive dyno. That is: it’s impressive if you were me and were actually hanging there. It’s not that impressive if you’re watching it on your screen.
