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Intro to Slab 

The Warmup Block 


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It's easier the higher you start to the right.

Description 

A little friction slab and micro feature practice.


Getting There 

It's between The Slab and The Highball Wall.


The Classics

Mountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for The Warmup Block:
Intro to Slab   V1-2     Boulder, 8 feet   
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It's easier the higher you start to the right.

Intro to Slab V1-2  CO : Morrison/Evergreen : ... : The Warmup Block
If you can, start low as possible, by the bush or the little stump/root at the bottom. If not, come in from the side just slightly higher. Work your way up mostly the center of the slab to the top. If you must use the arete, use it minimally....[more]   Browse More Classics in CO