General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Redpoint Blues	25-Nov-2004 At 1:49:30 PM	SteveH
Message
When does the excitment of working a project become a chore for you? I have very very rarely had more than 3 shots on a route in a day and 10 shots in a season (guess thats why I enjoy onsighting). I assume people sending hard routes must have much more of a drive. It really needs to be a beautiful line to inspire me, otherwise I just want to climb more. I hate that feeling of 'I should have done it by now', 'well, guess I've got to have another shot' or when the relief of sending the route is more euphoric than actually sending it. I know Jark has had 100's of shots on some routes, thats some inspiring motivation/determination.

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