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Range of Motion 

5.10d

   
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Type: Sport, 1 pitch, 40 feet
Consensus: 5.10d [details]
FA: Todd Swain, Dick Peterson, Peggy Buckey, 1990
Submitted By: John Wilder on Jun 14, 2005

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This is the far left route at the Gallery- about 50' or so feet left of Sport Climbing is Neither. It's pretty much as hard as it looks- a tricky crux off the ground leads to steep climbing through a bulge and then to anchors.


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4 bolts



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Me at the anchors, great route.

Me at the anchors, great route.

Dustin on Range of Motion

Dustin on Range of Motion


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By Caleb Phillips
From: Boulder, CO
Jan 15, 2010
rating: 5.10d

IMHO, only the crux (around the second bolt) is 10d, the rest climbs much easier.

By Erin Selvaggio
From: Sherman Oaks, CA
Nov 26, 2012

Climbed this on TR only because of the first two bolts. I felt that the crux was 1) getting to the first bolt because it's crimpy and slightly overhung, so having a good core helps. The move from the first bolt to the large flake takes a little finesse, but once you have the large flake (right at the second bolt) the route eases up significantly and becomes more like a 10a/b to the anchors.