Grunting and groaning through the crux dihedral, only briefly helps to forget about the lower body pump this pitch give you.

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Grunting and groaning through the crux dihedral, only briefly helps to forget about the lower body pump this pitch give you.

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Breashear's Finger Crack.

Joseffa Meir tops out of the 5.12 face on 'Wunsch's Dihedral' (5.11) in the South Platte. This is easily aidable by grabbing a draw at the crux.
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Photo by Tony Bubb, 2001.

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Jason Nelson

Jan 21, 2003

“Grunting and groaning through the crux dihedral, only briefly helps to forget about the lower body pump this pitch give you.”

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Joseffa Meir tops out of the 5.12 face on 'Wunsch's Dihedral' (5.11) in the South Platte. This is easily aidable by grabbing a draw at the crux.
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