Lagerhythm

There’s no math needed for this equation. This is the rhythm you get in when you’re working a blue collar job and drinking a beer (or six) everyday after work to "unwind".  In my case the Lagerhythm was developing this cliff before work and pouring drinks at a bar in downtown Yakima each night. This is the original route on the wall, and easily one of the best. Start by deciphering a somewhat cryptic sequence on positive, but thin holds to the second bolt. There’s an under-cling here that is remarkably good if you can figure out how to hold it right. Head left to a series of left facing sidepulls, and move your right hand to the unlikely, but absolutely perfect geometric flake. Navigate the technical crux and jam your hands fore-arm deep into the giant undercling to rest up. Look around for several hidden but super important holds in the next section and save some juice for the brilliant compression finish.

Lagerythm is the third route right of the "Johnny Coal Roller" gully. The route starts on a sharp left facing rail and stays left of the block that separates the route from Penny Pincher to the right.

10 quickdraws. 8 bolts to steel lower-off hooks