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Daniel Woods Instagram - “Return of the Sleepwalker” (FA) proposed 9A/v17

It’s all just a game people... and I play the game

The game is how comfortable can you become with your own insanity

video coming to @mellowclimbing SOON 🔥

photo @bobbysorich 

Fueled by @physivantage and @celsiusofficial 

@thenorthface @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs
Daniel Woods Instagram - Off the Wagon (8C ) ✔
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. Back in the day, @chris_sharma and @dave_graham_ discover the "Wagon Proj." Chris gets very close to sending. 
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. 2012: @nalle_hukkataival makes the first ascent of "Off the Wagon" calling it 8C. Since the FA, the bloc has seen numerous ascents. 8B  is consensus. 
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. Nov. 2018: Next generation prodigy @shawnraboutou establishes the sit start. This adds an (8A) intro move along with a couple setup moves into the start of "Off the Wagon". Swizzy's first 8C  is born. 
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. 2k20: @jwebxl makes first repeat of the sit, and now I followed suit shortly after. One of the more exhilerating experiences I have had in bouldering. The power, precision, and accuracy needed to send is difficult to have align in unison. Each session I put 50/50 odds on myself if it would go down or not. This soon turned into a mental battle. I was pretty limit on the send, but somehow managed to maintain zone state and top it out. Top 3 power blocs in the world for me. Nice work shawn for establishing the blocs full line! 
Photos @marymeck
Daniel Woods Instagram - Off the Wagon (8C ) ✔
______________________
. Back in the day, @chris_sharma and @dave_graham_ discover the "Wagon Proj." Chris gets very close to sending. 
___________________________________
. 2012: @nalle_hukkataival makes the first ascent of "Off the Wagon" calling it 8C. Since the FA, the bloc has seen numerous ascents. 8B  is consensus. 
___________________________________
. Nov. 2018: Next generation prodigy @shawnraboutou establishes the sit start. This adds an (8A) intro move along with a couple setup moves into the start of "Off the Wagon". Swizzy's first 8C  is born. 
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. 2k20: @jwebxl makes first repeat of the sit, and now I followed suit shortly after. One of the more exhilerating experiences I have had in bouldering. The power, precision, and accuracy needed to send is difficult to have align in unison. Each session I put 50/50 odds on myself if it would go down or not. This soon turned into a mental battle. I was pretty limit on the send, but somehow managed to maintain zone state and top it out. Top 3 power blocs in the world for me. Nice work shawn for establishing the blocs full line! 
Photos @marymeck
Daniel Woods Instagram - Permanent Midnight (8A ) 

Photos @lisapaarviophotography
Daniel Woods Instagram - Permanent Midnight (8A ) 

Photos @lisapaarviophotography
Daniel Woods Instagram - Permanent Midnight (8A ) 

Photos @lisapaarviophotography
Daniel Woods Instagram - @thenorthface Presents: “Return of the Sleepwalker” (9A/v17)(FA) is LIVE on the @mellowclimbing tube (link above in my profile). Hope you enjoy the film and it inspires ya to go out and mind fuck yourself a bit. 

Get 15% off your ENTIRE ORDER at 
Evolvsports.com with discount code: Sleepwalker. Check out those phantoms (shoes I’m wearing) if ya already haven’t. 

Film and photo by @bobbysorich 🔥
Daniel Woods Instagram - Back on “Realization” (9a )

Last time I was in Ceuse was 4 years ago. Forgot how savage this place is. The style of climbing works the shit out of your fingers and forearms. Stoked to be here for a bit and re learn how to sport climb 🔥. Realization is feelin good. 

Photos by @lenadrapella
Daniel Woods Instagram - Back on “Realization” (9a )

Last time I was in Ceuse was 4 years ago. Forgot how savage this place is. The style of climbing works the shit out of your fingers and forearms. Stoked to be here for a bit and re learn how to sport climb 🔥. Realization is feelin good. 

Photos by @lenadrapella
Daniel Woods Instagram - Back on “Realization” (9a )

Last time I was in Ceuse was 4 years ago. Forgot how savage this place is. The style of climbing works the shit out of your fingers and forearms. Stoked to be here for a bit and re learn how to sport climb 🔥. Realization is feelin good. 

Photos by @lenadrapella
Daniel Woods Instagram - Grand Illusion (8C /v16) 

3rd asc. after @nathaniel.coleman and @steezybailey. 

The intro consists of compression moves on granite pinch like grips, which lead into a bicep blaster undercling section, followed by an intense right hand gaston move into a left hand undercling. After all this build up you have the crux move at the end. I fell on this move numerous times. So many times that I accepted I’d get there tired or fresh and fall. the move is powerful, off balance (due to shitty feet and a frictionless hold), and requires accuracy. Hard to do this move well after climbing a resistant 8C/v15. 

Props to @drewruana and other slc climbers who helped with all the rock removal to make this world class line available to us. The cave was filled in and impossible to climb before the work was done. Cheerz for that!

Photo 1 @dave.burleson 
Photo 2 @neilson.ben
Daniel Woods Instagram - Grand Illusion (8C /v16) 

3rd asc. after @nathaniel.coleman and @steezybailey. 

The intro consists of compression moves on granite pinch like grips, which lead into a bicep blaster undercling section, followed by an intense right hand gaston move into a left hand undercling. After all this build up you have the crux move at the end. I fell on this move numerous times. So many times that I accepted I’d get there tired or fresh and fall. the move is powerful, off balance (due to shitty feet and a frictionless hold), and requires accuracy. Hard to do this move well after climbing a resistant 8C/v15. 

Props to @drewruana and other slc climbers who helped with all the rock removal to make this world class line available to us. The cave was filled in and impossible to climb before the work was done. Cheerz for that!

Photo 1 @dave.burleson 
Photo 2 @neilson.ben
Daniel Woods Instagram - “Fight Club” (8B ) 2nd ass-ent

Another stunner from Bavona. 

20 moves of power resistant climbing.

The first half of the climb  is the business, followed by the pumpy 2nd half mental crux. 

FC has a perfect hold set, unique rock (mix between granite and limestone), and funky moves. Props to @shawnraboutou for snaggin the FA.

Photo 1 @neilson.ben 
Photo 2 @honngy 
Photo 3 @honngy 
Photo 4 @neilson.ben 

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb
Daniel Woods Instagram - “Fight Club” (8B ) 2nd ass-ent

Another stunner from Bavona. 

20 moves of power resistant climbing.

The first half of the climb  is the business, followed by the pumpy 2nd half mental crux. 

FC has a perfect hold set, unique rock (mix between granite and limestone), and funky moves. Props to @shawnraboutou for snaggin the FA.

Photo 1 @neilson.ben 
Photo 2 @honngy 
Photo 3 @honngy 
Photo 4 @neilson.ben 

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb
Daniel Woods Instagram - “Fight Club” (8B ) 2nd ass-ent

Another stunner from Bavona. 

20 moves of power resistant climbing.

The first half of the climb  is the business, followed by the pumpy 2nd half mental crux. 

FC has a perfect hold set, unique rock (mix between granite and limestone), and funky moves. Props to @shawnraboutou for snaggin the FA.

Photo 1 @neilson.ben 
Photo 2 @honngy 
Photo 3 @honngy 
Photo 4 @neilson.ben 

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb
Daniel Woods Instagram - “Fight Club” (8B ) 2nd ass-ent

Another stunner from Bavona. 

20 moves of power resistant climbing.

The first half of the climb  is the business, followed by the pumpy 2nd half mental crux. 

FC has a perfect hold set, unique rock (mix between granite and limestone), and funky moves. Props to @shawnraboutou for snaggin the FA.

Photo 1 @neilson.ben 
Photo 2 @honngy 
Photo 3 @honngy 
Photo 4 @neilson.ben 

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb
Daniel Woods Instagram - Adrenaline (FA) proposed 8C /v16 

What a painful ride with this one! Stellar line and rock though. Was difficult to get into a rhythm with it. Had to have skin and conditions line up to properly stick and execute the moves. 

I think low end 16 but it’s a tricky one to grade. 

@bobbysorich photos 🔥🔥

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Daniel Woods Instagram - Adrenaline (FA) proposed 8C /v16 

What a painful ride with this one! Stellar line and rock though. Was difficult to get into a rhythm with it. Had to have skin and conditions line up to properly stick and execute the moves. 

I think low end 16 but it’s a tricky one to grade. 

@bobbysorich photos 🔥🔥

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Daniel Woods Instagram - Adrenaline (FA) proposed 8C /v16 

What a painful ride with this one! Stellar line and rock though. Was difficult to get into a rhythm with it. Had to have skin and conditions line up to properly stick and execute the moves. 

I think low end 16 but it’s a tricky one to grade. 

@bobbysorich photos 🔥🔥

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Daniel Woods Instagram - Adrenaline (FA) proposed 8C /v16 

What a painful ride with this one! Stellar line and rock though. Was difficult to get into a rhythm with it. Had to have skin and conditions line up to properly stick and execute the moves. 

I think low end 16 but it’s a tricky one to grade. 

@bobbysorich photos 🔥🔥

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Daniel Woods Instagram - Adrenaline (FA) proposed 8C /v16 

What a painful ride with this one! Stellar line and rock though. Was difficult to get into a rhythm with it. Had to have skin and conditions line up to properly stick and execute the moves. 

I think low end 16 but it’s a tricky one to grade. 

@bobbysorich photos 🔥🔥

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Daniel Woods Instagram - Adrenaline (FA) proposed 8C /v16 

What a painful ride with this one! Stellar line and rock though. Was difficult to get into a rhythm with it. Had to have skin and conditions line up to properly stick and execute the moves. 

I think low end 16 but it’s a tricky one to grade. 

@bobbysorich photos 🔥🔥

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Daniel Woods Instagram - Climb, party, n bullshit

Vid 1: Rolls Royce 8B FA
Vid 2: Hazel Grace 8B
Daniel Woods Instagram - Climb, party, n bullshit

Vid 1: Rolls Royce 8B FA
Vid 2: Hazel Grace 8B
Daniel Woods Instagram - Climb, party, n bullshit

Vid 1: Rolls Royce 8B FA
Vid 2: Hazel Grace 8B
Daniel Woods Instagram - Climb, party, n bullshit

Vid 1: Rolls Royce 8B FA
Vid 2: Hazel Grace 8B
Daniel Woods Instagram - Climb, party, n bullshit

Vid 1: Rolls Royce 8B FA
Vid 2: Hazel Grace 8B
Daniel Woods Instagram - Climb, party, n bullshit

Vid 1: Rolls Royce 8B FA
Vid 2: Hazel Grace 8B
Daniel Woods Instagram - Climb, party, n bullshit

Vid 1: Rolls Royce 8B FA
Vid 2: Hazel Grace 8B
Daniel Woods Instagram - Climb, party, n bullshit

Vid 1: Rolls Royce 8B FA
Vid 2: Hazel Grace 8B
Daniel Woods Instagram - Ceuse trip has come to an end. Didn’t send what I wanted to, but tried some hard lines. Now I know how to prepare before next years trip (sport climbing is a lil diff than bouldering 😂).

Overall, was great to be in such a dope place and session some of the world’s best routes. 

Hardest ascent of the trip was “Mr. Hyde” (8c )(pictured here). 

Photos @neilson.ben
Daniel Woods Instagram - Ceuse trip has come to an end. Didn’t send what I wanted to, but tried some hard lines. Now I know how to prepare before next years trip (sport climbing is a lil diff than bouldering 😂).

Overall, was great to be in such a dope place and session some of the world’s best routes. 

Hardest ascent of the trip was “Mr. Hyde” (8c )(pictured here). 

Photos @neilson.ben
Daniel Woods Instagram - Ceuse trip has come to an end. Didn’t send what I wanted to, but tried some hard lines. Now I know how to prepare before next years trip (sport climbing is a lil diff than bouldering 😂).

Overall, was great to be in such a dope place and session some of the world’s best routes. 

Hardest ascent of the trip was “Mr. Hyde” (8c )(pictured here). 

Photos @neilson.ben
Daniel Woods Instagram - Ceuse trip has come to an end. Didn’t send what I wanted to, but tried some hard lines. Now I know how to prepare before next years trip (sport climbing is a lil diff than bouldering 😂).

Overall, was great to be in such a dope place and session some of the world’s best routes. 

Hardest ascent of the trip was “Mr. Hyde” (8c )(pictured here). 

Photos @neilson.ben
Daniel Woods Instagram - My time on “Alphane” (9A) has concluded. Did not end up with a send, but made links that showed me the line was well within grasp. My understanding of the moves became dialed in. All that I lacked was friction to make the full link possible. 

Climbing something of this difficulty is a mental rollercoaster ride. I felt physically capable of doing it, but never had consistently good weather that gave me send vibes. Most of my days were more of a battle rather than flowing. This is how climbing at your max works though. Everything (mind, body, weather) has to positively be in unison for a send to work. It’s a rare moment that honestly feels like luck when it happens. Yet you look back at all the days spent on beta refinement, links made, dialing those links, and battles performed in shit weather that play a giant role in training you up for that lucky moment. The struggle is definitely worth it in the end.

Here are some vids of my best links. I was able to climb the 8C portion a couple times and made a couple good goes from the start. Will be back in Nov/Dec!

Vids by @lisapaarviophotography 

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage @mellowclimbing
Daniel Woods Instagram - My time on “Alphane” (9A) has concluded. Did not end up with a send, but made links that showed me the line was well within grasp. My understanding of the moves became dialed in. All that I lacked was friction to make the full link possible. 

Climbing something of this difficulty is a mental rollercoaster ride. I felt physically capable of doing it, but never had consistently good weather that gave me send vibes. Most of my days were more of a battle rather than flowing. This is how climbing at your max works though. Everything (mind, body, weather) has to positively be in unison for a send to work. It’s a rare moment that honestly feels like luck when it happens. Yet you look back at all the days spent on beta refinement, links made, dialing those links, and battles performed in shit weather that play a giant role in training you up for that lucky moment. The struggle is definitely worth it in the end.

Here are some vids of my best links. I was able to climb the 8C portion a couple times and made a couple good goes from the start. Will be back in Nov/Dec!

Vids by @lisapaarviophotography 

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage @mellowclimbing
Daniel Woods Instagram - My time on “Alphane” (9A) has concluded. Did not end up with a send, but made links that showed me the line was well within grasp. My understanding of the moves became dialed in. All that I lacked was friction to make the full link possible. 

Climbing something of this difficulty is a mental rollercoaster ride. I felt physically capable of doing it, but never had consistently good weather that gave me send vibes. Most of my days were more of a battle rather than flowing. This is how climbing at your max works though. Everything (mind, body, weather) has to positively be in unison for a send to work. It’s a rare moment that honestly feels like luck when it happens. Yet you look back at all the days spent on beta refinement, links made, dialing those links, and battles performed in shit weather that play a giant role in training you up for that lucky moment. The struggle is definitely worth it in the end.

Here are some vids of my best links. I was able to climb the 8C portion a couple times and made a couple good goes from the start. Will be back in Nov/Dec!

Vids by @lisapaarviophotography 

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage @mellowclimbing
Daniel Woods Instagram - My time on “Alphane” (9A) has concluded. Did not end up with a send, but made links that showed me the line was well within grasp. My understanding of the moves became dialed in. All that I lacked was friction to make the full link possible. 

Climbing something of this difficulty is a mental rollercoaster ride. I felt physically capable of doing it, but never had consistently good weather that gave me send vibes. Most of my days were more of a battle rather than flowing. This is how climbing at your max works though. Everything (mind, body, weather) has to positively be in unison for a send to work. It’s a rare moment that honestly feels like luck when it happens. Yet you look back at all the days spent on beta refinement, links made, dialing those links, and battles performed in shit weather that play a giant role in training you up for that lucky moment. The struggle is definitely worth it in the end.

Here are some vids of my best links. I was able to climb the 8C portion a couple times and made a couple good goes from the start. Will be back in Nov/Dec!

Vids by @lisapaarviophotography 

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage @mellowclimbing
Daniel Woods Instagram - My time on “Alphane” (9A) has concluded. Did not end up with a send, but made links that showed me the line was well within grasp. My understanding of the moves became dialed in. All that I lacked was friction to make the full link possible. 

Climbing something of this difficulty is a mental rollercoaster ride. I felt physically capable of doing it, but never had consistently good weather that gave me send vibes. Most of my days were more of a battle rather than flowing. This is how climbing at your max works though. Everything (mind, body, weather) has to positively be in unison for a send to work. It’s a rare moment that honestly feels like luck when it happens. Yet you look back at all the days spent on beta refinement, links made, dialing those links, and battles performed in shit weather that play a giant role in training you up for that lucky moment. The struggle is definitely worth it in the end.

Here are some vids of my best links. I was able to climb the 8C portion a couple times and made a couple good goes from the start. Will be back in Nov/Dec!

Vids by @lisapaarviophotography 

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage @mellowclimbing
Daniel Woods Instagram - My time on “Alphane” (9A) has concluded. Did not end up with a send, but made links that showed me the line was well within grasp. My understanding of the moves became dialed in. All that I lacked was friction to make the full link possible. 

Climbing something of this difficulty is a mental rollercoaster ride. I felt physically capable of doing it, but never had consistently good weather that gave me send vibes. Most of my days were more of a battle rather than flowing. This is how climbing at your max works though. Everything (mind, body, weather) has to positively be in unison for a send to work. It’s a rare moment that honestly feels like luck when it happens. Yet you look back at all the days spent on beta refinement, links made, dialing those links, and battles performed in shit weather that play a giant role in training you up for that lucky moment. The struggle is definitely worth it in the end.

Here are some vids of my best links. I was able to climb the 8C portion a couple times and made a couple good goes from the start. Will be back in Nov/Dec!

Vids by @lisapaarviophotography 

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage @mellowclimbing
Daniel Woods Instagram - My time on “Alphane” (9A) has concluded. Did not end up with a send, but made links that showed me the line was well within grasp. My understanding of the moves became dialed in. All that I lacked was friction to make the full link possible. 

Climbing something of this difficulty is a mental rollercoaster ride. I felt physically capable of doing it, but never had consistently good weather that gave me send vibes. Most of my days were more of a battle rather than flowing. This is how climbing at your max works though. Everything (mind, body, weather) has to positively be in unison for a send to work. It’s a rare moment that honestly feels like luck when it happens. Yet you look back at all the days spent on beta refinement, links made, dialing those links, and battles performed in shit weather that play a giant role in training you up for that lucky moment. The struggle is definitely worth it in the end.

Here are some vids of my best links. I was able to climb the 8C portion a couple times and made a couple good goes from the start. Will be back in Nov/Dec!

Vids by @lisapaarviophotography 

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage @mellowclimbing
Daniel Woods Instagram - My time on “Alphane” (9A) has concluded. Did not end up with a send, but made links that showed me the line was well within grasp. My understanding of the moves became dialed in. All that I lacked was friction to make the full link possible. 

Climbing something of this difficulty is a mental rollercoaster ride. I felt physically capable of doing it, but never had consistently good weather that gave me send vibes. Most of my days were more of a battle rather than flowing. This is how climbing at your max works though. Everything (mind, body, weather) has to positively be in unison for a send to work. It’s a rare moment that honestly feels like luck when it happens. Yet you look back at all the days spent on beta refinement, links made, dialing those links, and battles performed in shit weather that play a giant role in training you up for that lucky moment. The struggle is definitely worth it in the end.

Here are some vids of my best links. I was able to climb the 8C portion a couple times and made a couple good goes from the start. Will be back in Nov/Dec!

Vids by @lisapaarviophotography 

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage @mellowclimbing
Daniel Woods Instagram - Insomniac (8C /v16) 🧟‍♂️

Fall temps have arrived in the alpine. Finally didn’t melt off the final friction traverse at the end 🫠. Learned how to do some technical heel hooking. Overall was a pleasure to climb on this line that @drewruana established last July. 

The full line is broken into two parts. The first part is a powerful crimp isolation section into a jug rest (8B). The second part is power tech climbing on friction slopers, heel hooks, and a friction dependent trav until the final jug (8B). I fell too many times on the last trav cause of wet tips. I knew as soon as it got cold n dry this section would not be an issue. 

Hyped to see this one through. Back in the day this line seemed very futuristic. The original way of doing “We Can Build You” (2nd part) was way more powerful and low percentage. The new heel hook beta makes the crux high percentage, thus making the full connection seem probable. We originally thought “we can build you” was hard 14 but now it feels more like hard 13. Insomniac is on the cusp of 15/16, but do feel like it is harder than most 15s I’ve done in this style. Insomniac is a daunting task to take on. 

Fall season has begun… time to get to work 🔥

Images by  @dreamaliveproductions 

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Daniel Woods Instagram - Insomniac (8C /v16) 🧟‍♂️

Fall temps have arrived in the alpine. Finally didn’t melt off the final friction traverse at the end 🫠. Learned how to do some technical heel hooking. Overall was a pleasure to climb on this line that @drewruana established last July. 

The full line is broken into two parts. The first part is a powerful crimp isolation section into a jug rest (8B). The second part is power tech climbing on friction slopers, heel hooks, and a friction dependent trav until the final jug (8B). I fell too many times on the last trav cause of wet tips. I knew as soon as it got cold n dry this section would not be an issue. 

Hyped to see this one through. Back in the day this line seemed very futuristic. The original way of doing “We Can Build You” (2nd part) was way more powerful and low percentage. The new heel hook beta makes the crux high percentage, thus making the full connection seem probable. We originally thought “we can build you” was hard 14 but now it feels more like hard 13. Insomniac is on the cusp of 15/16, but do feel like it is harder than most 15s I’ve done in this style. Insomniac is a daunting task to take on. 

Fall season has begun… time to get to work 🔥

Images by  @dreamaliveproductions 

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Daniel Woods Instagram - Insomniac (8C /v16) 🧟‍♂️

Fall temps have arrived in the alpine. Finally didn’t melt off the final friction traverse at the end 🫠. Learned how to do some technical heel hooking. Overall was a pleasure to climb on this line that @drewruana established last July. 

The full line is broken into two parts. The first part is a powerful crimp isolation section into a jug rest (8B). The second part is power tech climbing on friction slopers, heel hooks, and a friction dependent trav until the final jug (8B). I fell too many times on the last trav cause of wet tips. I knew as soon as it got cold n dry this section would not be an issue. 

Hyped to see this one through. Back in the day this line seemed very futuristic. The original way of doing “We Can Build You” (2nd part) was way more powerful and low percentage. The new heel hook beta makes the crux high percentage, thus making the full connection seem probable. We originally thought “we can build you” was hard 14 but now it feels more like hard 13. Insomniac is on the cusp of 15/16, but do feel like it is harder than most 15s I’ve done in this style. Insomniac is a daunting task to take on. 

Fall season has begun… time to get to work 🔥

Images by  @dreamaliveproductions 

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Daniel Woods Instagram - Insomniac (8C /v16) 🧟‍♂️

Fall temps have arrived in the alpine. Finally didn’t melt off the final friction traverse at the end 🫠. Learned how to do some technical heel hooking. Overall was a pleasure to climb on this line that @drewruana established last July. 

The full line is broken into two parts. The first part is a powerful crimp isolation section into a jug rest (8B). The second part is power tech climbing on friction slopers, heel hooks, and a friction dependent trav until the final jug (8B). I fell too many times on the last trav cause of wet tips. I knew as soon as it got cold n dry this section would not be an issue. 

Hyped to see this one through. Back in the day this line seemed very futuristic. The original way of doing “We Can Build You” (2nd part) was way more powerful and low percentage. The new heel hook beta makes the crux high percentage, thus making the full connection seem probable. We originally thought “we can build you” was hard 14 but now it feels more like hard 13. Insomniac is on the cusp of 15/16, but do feel like it is harder than most 15s I’ve done in this style. Insomniac is a daunting task to take on. 

Fall season has begun… time to get to work 🔥

Images by  @dreamaliveproductions 

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Daniel Woods Instagram - Insomniac (8C /v16) 🧟‍♂️

Fall temps have arrived in the alpine. Finally didn’t melt off the final friction traverse at the end 🫠. Learned how to do some technical heel hooking. Overall was a pleasure to climb on this line that @drewruana established last July. 

The full line is broken into two parts. The first part is a powerful crimp isolation section into a jug rest (8B). The second part is power tech climbing on friction slopers, heel hooks, and a friction dependent trav until the final jug (8B). I fell too many times on the last trav cause of wet tips. I knew as soon as it got cold n dry this section would not be an issue. 

Hyped to see this one through. Back in the day this line seemed very futuristic. The original way of doing “We Can Build You” (2nd part) was way more powerful and low percentage. The new heel hook beta makes the crux high percentage, thus making the full connection seem probable. We originally thought “we can build you” was hard 14 but now it feels more like hard 13. Insomniac is on the cusp of 15/16, but do feel like it is harder than most 15s I’ve done in this style. Insomniac is a daunting task to take on. 

Fall season has begun… time to get to work 🔥

Images by  @dreamaliveproductions 

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Daniel Woods Instagram - Insomniac (8C /v16) 🧟‍♂️

Fall temps have arrived in the alpine. Finally didn’t melt off the final friction traverse at the end 🫠. Learned how to do some technical heel hooking. Overall was a pleasure to climb on this line that @drewruana established last July. 

The full line is broken into two parts. The first part is a powerful crimp isolation section into a jug rest (8B). The second part is power tech climbing on friction slopers, heel hooks, and a friction dependent trav until the final jug (8B). I fell too many times on the last trav cause of wet tips. I knew as soon as it got cold n dry this section would not be an issue. 

Hyped to see this one through. Back in the day this line seemed very futuristic. The original way of doing “We Can Build You” (2nd part) was way more powerful and low percentage. The new heel hook beta makes the crux high percentage, thus making the full connection seem probable. We originally thought “we can build you” was hard 14 but now it feels more like hard 13. Insomniac is on the cusp of 15/16, but do feel like it is harder than most 15s I’ve done in this style. Insomniac is a daunting task to take on. 

Fall season has begun… time to get to work 🔥

Images by  @dreamaliveproductions 

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Daniel Woods Instagram - Insomniac (8C /v16) 🧟‍♂️

Fall temps have arrived in the alpine. Finally didn’t melt off the final friction traverse at the end 🫠. Learned how to do some technical heel hooking. Overall was a pleasure to climb on this line that @drewruana established last July. 

The full line is broken into two parts. The first part is a powerful crimp isolation section into a jug rest (8B). The second part is power tech climbing on friction slopers, heel hooks, and a friction dependent trav until the final jug (8B). I fell too many times on the last trav cause of wet tips. I knew as soon as it got cold n dry this section would not be an issue. 

Hyped to see this one through. Back in the day this line seemed very futuristic. The original way of doing “We Can Build You” (2nd part) was way more powerful and low percentage. The new heel hook beta makes the crux high percentage, thus making the full connection seem probable. We originally thought “we can build you” was hard 14 but now it feels more like hard 13. Insomniac is on the cusp of 15/16, but do feel like it is harder than most 15s I’ve done in this style. Insomniac is a daunting task to take on. 

Fall season has begun… time to get to work 🔥

Images by  @dreamaliveproductions 

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Daniel Woods Instagram - 🍄👁️👁️🍄

Open your mind… go within

Tatt by @savageson 

In memory of Steve Woods
Daniel Woods Instagram - Multiverse 

Nov. of 2014, @jwebxl established “Multiverse” after a few days of effort. He highly spoke of the climb, but it sat dormant for years without any attention. The grade he proposed was v14.

Now in 2022 the line finally receives some  attention. Cant believe it took me so long to revisit it 😂. Multiverse is damn near perfect. Obvious start, great hold selection, unique moves, resistant (19 moves long), flat landing, eye catching colors in the rock, peaceful hang… great vibes with this line.

I tried multi back in may with @mcneely23 , got close, but then it became hot. Now it’s fall and feeling good. Unfortunately, my first day back on it I felt my left inner thigh pop, got nauseous, and accepted that it may not happen this season. 10 days went by and my muscle pain started to fade. I returned back to see if I could do the moves without pain and there was little. Now it’s on again but conditions are getting a little too temps. Let’s see what happens. Vid is from a close go after the injury. 

shoutout to @davinbagdonas for finding this thing and and sharing it with us! 

Also jimmy was on one calling it 14 😂. We even found better beta for all 3 crux sections and it still feels 15. The way jimmy climbed this line is pretty fucked up!

Vid by @arjandekock
Daniel Woods Instagram - Multiverse (v14)

4th asc.
Stoked to see this thing through.
Injured inner thigh muscle, uncomfortably cold conditions, and sickness all hit at me while I had one objective in mind… finish multiverse. In the end everything worked out and patience always wins. Phenomenal piece of rock and moves… worlds best shit right here. 

Photos @bearcam

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Daniel Woods Instagram - Multiverse (v14)

4th asc.
Stoked to see this thing through.
Injured inner thigh muscle, uncomfortably cold conditions, and sickness all hit at me while I had one objective in mind… finish multiverse. In the end everything worked out and patience always wins. Phenomenal piece of rock and moves… worlds best shit right here. 

Photos @bearcam

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Daniel Woods Instagram - Multiverse (v14)

4th asc.
Stoked to see this thing through.
Injured inner thigh muscle, uncomfortably cold conditions, and sickness all hit at me while I had one objective in mind… finish multiverse. In the end everything worked out and patience always wins. Phenomenal piece of rock and moves… worlds best shit right here. 

Photos @bearcam

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Daniel Woods Instagram - Multiverse (v14)

4th asc.
Stoked to see this thing through.
Injured inner thigh muscle, uncomfortably cold conditions, and sickness all hit at me while I had one objective in mind… finish multiverse. In the end everything worked out and patience always wins. Phenomenal piece of rock and moves… worlds best shit right here. 

Photos @bearcam

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Daniel Woods Instagram - I have been in Ticino for a month now and “Alphane” (9A) has consumed most of my time. Last year I tried “Alphane” for 3  weeks. I was able to link only a few moves in a row. At first I thought “Alphane” was going to be my style, but later learned that the top section did not fit my strengths. The subtleties of grabbing these flat/open hand holds along with understanding how to maintain body tension and move between these holds took me a while to learn. “Alphane” tests both powerful and technical aspects in climbing.

This trip I felt a lot more comfortable in the top section. Longer links were coming together. Psyche was high until I got hit with a death flu, which put me out for a bit. Once I recovered, I decided to try “Alphane” from the start and see how far I could climb. This ended up being more successful than expected. I made it to the last two hard/weird moves at the end a couple times. Confidence increased and the realization that “Alphane” is doable came into play. 

There is still some fine tuning of my flow on the line that needs to be done, but overall I am stoked to continue leveling up on this line and see how things play out. Need Mother Nature to get on my side as well 😂.

Vids are some of the links that have gone down so far.

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Daniel Woods Instagram - I have been in Ticino for a month now and “Alphane” (9A) has consumed most of my time. Last year I tried “Alphane” for 3  weeks. I was able to link only a few moves in a row. At first I thought “Alphane” was going to be my style, but later learned that the top section did not fit my strengths. The subtleties of grabbing these flat/open hand holds along with understanding how to maintain body tension and move between these holds took me a while to learn. “Alphane” tests both powerful and technical aspects in climbing.

This trip I felt a lot more comfortable in the top section. Longer links were coming together. Psyche was high until I got hit with a death flu, which put me out for a bit. Once I recovered, I decided to try “Alphane” from the start and see how far I could climb. This ended up being more successful than expected. I made it to the last two hard/weird moves at the end a couple times. Confidence increased and the realization that “Alphane” is doable came into play. 

There is still some fine tuning of my flow on the line that needs to be done, but overall I am stoked to continue leveling up on this line and see how things play out. Need Mother Nature to get on my side as well 😂.

Vids are some of the links that have gone down so far.

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Daniel Woods Instagram - I have been in Ticino for a month now and “Alphane” (9A) has consumed most of my time. Last year I tried “Alphane” for 3  weeks. I was able to link only a few moves in a row. At first I thought “Alphane” was going to be my style, but later learned that the top section did not fit my strengths. The subtleties of grabbing these flat/open hand holds along with understanding how to maintain body tension and move between these holds took me a while to learn. “Alphane” tests both powerful and technical aspects in climbing.

This trip I felt a lot more comfortable in the top section. Longer links were coming together. Psyche was high until I got hit with a death flu, which put me out for a bit. Once I recovered, I decided to try “Alphane” from the start and see how far I could climb. This ended up being more successful than expected. I made it to the last two hard/weird moves at the end a couple times. Confidence increased and the realization that “Alphane” is doable came into play. 

There is still some fine tuning of my flow on the line that needs to be done, but overall I am stoked to continue leveling up on this line and see how things play out. Need Mother Nature to get on my side as well 😂.

Vids are some of the links that have gone down so far.

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Daniel Woods Instagram - I have been in Ticino for a month now and “Alphane” (9A) has consumed most of my time. Last year I tried “Alphane” for 3  weeks. I was able to link only a few moves in a row. At first I thought “Alphane” was going to be my style, but later learned that the top section did not fit my strengths. The subtleties of grabbing these flat/open hand holds along with understanding how to maintain body tension and move between these holds took me a while to learn. “Alphane” tests both powerful and technical aspects in climbing.

This trip I felt a lot more comfortable in the top section. Longer links were coming together. Psyche was high until I got hit with a death flu, which put me out for a bit. Once I recovered, I decided to try “Alphane” from the start and see how far I could climb. This ended up being more successful than expected. I made it to the last two hard/weird moves at the end a couple times. Confidence increased and the realization that “Alphane” is doable came into play. 

There is still some fine tuning of my flow on the line that needs to be done, but overall I am stoked to continue leveling up on this line and see how things play out. Need Mother Nature to get on my side as well 😂.

Vids are some of the links that have gone down so far.

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Daniel Woods Instagram - “The Dark Passenger” FA (8B ) proposed 

Location: Bignasco, Bavona
Details: around 9m tall, 40 degrees overhung 

In 2020 I found this big wall uphill from Grandissimo. I rapped down and briefly brushed up the top section. At first glance I thought it was going to be a nice 8A highball on perfect rock. I tried a few of the moves, then abandoned it for other lines. It was going to take way more preparation work and a lot of pads to try and climb it. 

This year I decided to revisit the wall and thoroughly clean it. With the help of a ladder I could see what the bottom section was about. The hold selection was pretty all time. Two perfect pockets led to two perfect pinches. The left hand pinch was sloping and narrow. The right hand pinch was sloping and wide. From this position you explode out left hand to a banana shaped grip that is good but rounded. This is the crux move. Boulder one ends here. 

Boulder 2 is more technical and psychological. The holds are friction dependent and turned in a way that makes the positions feel uneasy. The top-out is not very secure feeling as well. There is a bulge encounter on these sloping pocket esq. dishes. The final move to get your torso over the bulge to a point where you can stand up is  committing. You do this section around 9m off the deck. 

Overall this line climbs like a mini route with no rest. Fatigue built more than I expected for the final lip encounter. I envisioned feeling fresh for the top-out, but instead had numb fingers and a decent pump going. It was my last day though so I went for it and hoped for the best. The experience was exhilarating. It’s been a while since I’ve done a psychologically hard line.

Boulder 1 felt to be soft 8B. Boulder 2 felt like soft 7C  with a psychological element added to the difficulty. 

Best line that I have found and cleaned. Made my swiss trip. 

Photos: @bobbysorich 

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Daniel Woods Instagram - “The Dark Passenger” FA (8B ) proposed 

Location: Bignasco, Bavona
Details: around 9m tall, 40 degrees overhung 

In 2020 I found this big wall uphill from Grandissimo. I rapped down and briefly brushed up the top section. At first glance I thought it was going to be a nice 8A highball on perfect rock. I tried a few of the moves, then abandoned it for other lines. It was going to take way more preparation work and a lot of pads to try and climb it. 

This year I decided to revisit the wall and thoroughly clean it. With the help of a ladder I could see what the bottom section was about. The hold selection was pretty all time. Two perfect pockets led to two perfect pinches. The left hand pinch was sloping and narrow. The right hand pinch was sloping and wide. From this position you explode out left hand to a banana shaped grip that is good but rounded. This is the crux move. Boulder one ends here. 

Boulder 2 is more technical and psychological. The holds are friction dependent and turned in a way that makes the positions feel uneasy. The top-out is not very secure feeling as well. There is a bulge encounter on these sloping pocket esq. dishes. The final move to get your torso over the bulge to a point where you can stand up is  committing. You do this section around 9m off the deck. 

Overall this line climbs like a mini route with no rest. Fatigue built more than I expected for the final lip encounter. I envisioned feeling fresh for the top-out, but instead had numb fingers and a decent pump going. It was my last day though so I went for it and hoped for the best. The experience was exhilarating. It’s been a while since I’ve done a psychologically hard line.

Boulder 1 felt to be soft 8B. Boulder 2 felt like soft 7C  with a psychological element added to the difficulty. 

Best line that I have found and cleaned. Made my swiss trip. 

Photos: @bobbysorich 

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Daniel Woods Instagram - “The Dark Passenger” FA (8B ) proposed 

Location: Bignasco, Bavona
Details: around 9m tall, 40 degrees overhung 

In 2020 I found this big wall uphill from Grandissimo. I rapped down and briefly brushed up the top section. At first glance I thought it was going to be a nice 8A highball on perfect rock. I tried a few of the moves, then abandoned it for other lines. It was going to take way more preparation work and a lot of pads to try and climb it. 

This year I decided to revisit the wall and thoroughly clean it. With the help of a ladder I could see what the bottom section was about. The hold selection was pretty all time. Two perfect pockets led to two perfect pinches. The left hand pinch was sloping and narrow. The right hand pinch was sloping and wide. From this position you explode out left hand to a banana shaped grip that is good but rounded. This is the crux move. Boulder one ends here. 

Boulder 2 is more technical and psychological. The holds are friction dependent and turned in a way that makes the positions feel uneasy. The top-out is not very secure feeling as well. There is a bulge encounter on these sloping pocket esq. dishes. The final move to get your torso over the bulge to a point where you can stand up is  committing. You do this section around 9m off the deck. 

Overall this line climbs like a mini route with no rest. Fatigue built more than I expected for the final lip encounter. I envisioned feeling fresh for the top-out, but instead had numb fingers and a decent pump going. It was my last day though so I went for it and hoped for the best. The experience was exhilarating. It’s been a while since I’ve done a psychologically hard line.

Boulder 1 felt to be soft 8B. Boulder 2 felt like soft 7C  with a psychological element added to the difficulty. 

Best line that I have found and cleaned. Made my swiss trip. 

Photos: @bobbysorich 

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Daniel Woods Instagram - “Zoolander” (9a/14d) 2nd asc?

Went to the red river gorge for a quick 3 day trip. Managed to send this route put up by @alexandermegos. It’s a pretty savage 18 move power endurance line. The holds are small and aggressive. Felt like doing an intro 8B/v13 straight into a 7C /v10 with no rest. Great robotic style tension climbing… my fav 😁.
Daniel Woods Instagram - Compass North (8B ) Flash 

great power crimp line established by @clem_lechap . The crux hold on this thing is pretty evil. Moves are super basic and straight forward making it a great flash contender. I looked at this line back in may and was inspired to give it a good first go effort. This trip I waited for the right day with cold/dry conditions to try and do it first go. I got that day and everything flowed how I wanted it to. 

stoked to get the 3rd ascent after Clem and @aidan.roberts98. Not sure if this thing will stand being 8B  but who knows? Everything about this line was in my style of climbing and it still was a good fight. Regardless if it’s 8B/ , compass north is my hardest flash, so I feel proud with that. 

got some good vid from @renegrincourt_ that will be coming out soonish. 

Photos @lisapaarviophotography 

@thenorthface @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Daniel Woods Instagram - Compass North (8B ) Flash 

great power crimp line established by @clem_lechap . The crux hold on this thing is pretty evil. Moves are super basic and straight forward making it a great flash contender. I looked at this line back in may and was inspired to give it a good first go effort. This trip I waited for the right day with cold/dry conditions to try and do it first go. I got that day and everything flowed how I wanted it to. 

stoked to get the 3rd ascent after Clem and @aidan.roberts98. Not sure if this thing will stand being 8B  but who knows? Everything about this line was in my style of climbing and it still was a good fight. Regardless if it’s 8B/ , compass north is my hardest flash, so I feel proud with that. 

got some good vid from @renegrincourt_ that will be coming out soonish. 

Photos @lisapaarviophotography 

@thenorthface @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Daniel Woods Instagram - Compass North (8B ) Flash 

great power crimp line established by @clem_lechap . The crux hold on this thing is pretty evil. Moves are super basic and straight forward making it a great flash contender. I looked at this line back in may and was inspired to give it a good first go effort. This trip I waited for the right day with cold/dry conditions to try and do it first go. I got that day and everything flowed how I wanted it to. 

stoked to get the 3rd ascent after Clem and @aidan.roberts98. Not sure if this thing will stand being 8B  but who knows? Everything about this line was in my style of climbing and it still was a good fight. Regardless if it’s 8B/ , compass north is my hardest flash, so I feel proud with that. 

got some good vid from @renegrincourt_ that will be coming out soonish. 

Photos @lisapaarviophotography 

@thenorthface @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Daniel Woods Instagram - Got @organicclimbing pads?

Location: Tahoe 

@neilson.ben photos
Daniel Woods Instagram - Got @organicclimbing pads?

Location: Tahoe 

@neilson.ben photos
Daniel Woods Instagram - Embrace Gravity (8B /v14)

Throwback vid from my trip to Ticino back in March/April. This line immediately caught my eye. The hold selection, movement, and rock quality are top notch. A 7C intro leads to an intense 3 move 8B, followed by an easier yet heady finish. Was awesome to climb such a banger put up by @kimmarschner. 

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Daniel Woods Instagram - Freakshow (v15/8C)

First repeat after @drewruana 

Drew originally proposed 14, but I broke a key hand hold on the vertical section. This created a new crux which I think levels the climb up. 

Freakshow is divided into 3 sections:
Section 1- Physical moves on open hand underclings and foot smears lead to a positive edge at the lip of the roof.

Section 2- Powerful throw off this edge to a quarter pad mini pinch (crux 1) followed by resistant moves on small edges across the lip of the roof. This leads to a hard cut off of two small edges (crux 2) to gain a right heel and transfer onto the 20 foot vert/slab head wall. 

Section 3- Once you transfer there are three finger intensive moves (redpoint crux), followed by easier yet heady climbing to the top of the boulder.

Section difficulty breakdown:
v10/11 (7C /8A) to v13 (8B) to v8 (7B )

Freakshow offers around 40 feet of climbing. The style is both powerful and technical. Fun ride with this one.

Photos by @bobbysorich 

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Daniel Woods Instagram - Freakshow (v15/8C)

First repeat after @drewruana 

Drew originally proposed 14, but I broke a key hand hold on the vertical section. This created a new crux which I think levels the climb up. 

Freakshow is divided into 3 sections:
Section 1- Physical moves on open hand underclings and foot smears lead to a positive edge at the lip of the roof.

Section 2- Powerful throw off this edge to a quarter pad mini pinch (crux 1) followed by resistant moves on small edges across the lip of the roof. This leads to a hard cut off of two small edges (crux 2) to gain a right heel and transfer onto the 20 foot vert/slab head wall. 

Section 3- Once you transfer there are three finger intensive moves (redpoint crux), followed by easier yet heady climbing to the top of the boulder.

Section difficulty breakdown:
v10/11 (7C /8A) to v13 (8B) to v8 (7B )

Freakshow offers around 40 feet of climbing. The style is both powerful and technical. Fun ride with this one.

Photos by @bobbysorich 

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Daniel Woods Instagram - Freakshow (v15/8C)

First repeat after @drewruana 

Drew originally proposed 14, but I broke a key hand hold on the vertical section. This created a new crux which I think levels the climb up. 

Freakshow is divided into 3 sections:
Section 1- Physical moves on open hand underclings and foot smears lead to a positive edge at the lip of the roof.

Section 2- Powerful throw off this edge to a quarter pad mini pinch (crux 1) followed by resistant moves on small edges across the lip of the roof. This leads to a hard cut off of two small edges (crux 2) to gain a right heel and transfer onto the 20 foot vert/slab head wall. 

Section 3- Once you transfer there are three finger intensive moves (redpoint crux), followed by easier yet heady climbing to the top of the boulder.

Section difficulty breakdown:
v10/11 (7C /8A) to v13 (8B) to v8 (7B )

Freakshow offers around 40 feet of climbing. The style is both powerful and technical. Fun ride with this one.

Photos by @bobbysorich 

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Daniel Woods Instagram - Freakshow (v15/8C)

First repeat after @drewruana 

Drew originally proposed 14, but I broke a key hand hold on the vertical section. This created a new crux which I think levels the climb up. 

Freakshow is divided into 3 sections:
Section 1- Physical moves on open hand underclings and foot smears lead to a positive edge at the lip of the roof.

Section 2- Powerful throw off this edge to a quarter pad mini pinch (crux 1) followed by resistant moves on small edges across the lip of the roof. This leads to a hard cut off of two small edges (crux 2) to gain a right heel and transfer onto the 20 foot vert/slab head wall. 

Section 3- Once you transfer there are three finger intensive moves (redpoint crux), followed by easier yet heady climbing to the top of the boulder.

Section difficulty breakdown:
v10/11 (7C /8A) to v13 (8B) to v8 (7B )

Freakshow offers around 40 feet of climbing. The style is both powerful and technical. Fun ride with this one.

Photos by @bobbysorich 

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Daniel Woods Instagram - Been out here in the Vegas area for the last week climbing at the Roost. Managed to tick Spyfiction (8c /14c) and Manphibian (9a/14d). Both routes were put up by @andy_raether and have mega movement. Manphibian offers the full package of power, endurance, and tech in a route. The final 8a/13b slab to the chains was 🌶🌶🌶

Photos @eric_fallecker
Daniel Woods Instagram - Been out here in the Vegas area for the last week climbing at the Roost. Managed to tick Spyfiction (8c /14c) and Manphibian (9a/14d). Both routes were put up by @andy_raether and have mega movement. Manphibian offers the full package of power, endurance, and tech in a route. The final 8a/13b slab to the chains was 🌶🌶🌶

Photos @eric_fallecker
Daniel Woods Instagram - Grape Ape (8A ) FA

cleaned this line then figured out the moves with @dave_graham_ . Great rock, hold selection, and moves on this thing. hyped to add another stunner to the forest. 

Photos @lisapaarviophotography 🔥

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Daniel Woods Instagram - Grape Ape (8A ) FA

cleaned this line then figured out the moves with @dave_graham_ . Great rock, hold selection, and moves on this thing. hyped to add another stunner to the forest. 

Photos @lisapaarviophotography 🔥

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Daniel Woods Instagram - Grape Ape (8A ) FA

cleaned this line then figured out the moves with @dave_graham_ . Great rock, hold selection, and moves on this thing. hyped to add another stunner to the forest. 

Photos @lisapaarviophotography 🔥

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Daniel Woods Instagram - Grape Ape (8A ) FA

cleaned this line then figured out the moves with @dave_graham_ . Great rock, hold selection, and moves on this thing. hyped to add another stunner to the forest. 

Photos @lisapaarviophotography 🔥

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Daniel Woods Instagram - Grape Ape (8A ) FA

cleaned this line then figured out the moves with @dave_graham_ . Great rock, hold selection, and moves on this thing. hyped to add another stunner to the forest. 

Photos @lisapaarviophotography 🔥

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Daniel Woods Instagram - Embrace Gravity 8B 

Location: Bavona
Wall found by: @jwebxl @patinaeater 
Embrace gravity FA: @kimmarschner 

This is one of those lines that leaves ya jaw dropped and itching to climb. The hold selection, rock texture, and movement are perfect. It’s tall but not dangerous. Was hyped to have stellar conditions and climb it right before the epic storm system came through. 

Photos: @samm_pratt 

@thenorthface_climb @thenorthface @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Daniel Woods Instagram - Embrace Gravity 8B 

Location: Bavona
Wall found by: @jwebxl @patinaeater 
Embrace gravity FA: @kimmarschner 

This is one of those lines that leaves ya jaw dropped and itching to climb. The hold selection, rock texture, and movement are perfect. It’s tall but not dangerous. Was hyped to have stellar conditions and climb it right before the epic storm system came through. 

Photos: @samm_pratt 

@thenorthface_climb @thenorthface @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Daniel Woods Instagram - Embrace Gravity 8B 

Location: Bavona
Wall found by: @jwebxl @patinaeater 
Embrace gravity FA: @kimmarschner 

This is one of those lines that leaves ya jaw dropped and itching to climb. The hold selection, rock texture, and movement are perfect. It’s tall but not dangerous. Was hyped to have stellar conditions and climb it right before the epic storm system came through. 

Photos: @samm_pratt 

@thenorthface_climb @thenorthface @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Daniel Woods Instagram - Embrace Gravity 8B 

Location: Bavona
Wall found by: @jwebxl @patinaeater 
Embrace gravity FA: @kimmarschner 

This is one of those lines that leaves ya jaw dropped and itching to climb. The hold selection, rock texture, and movement are perfect. It’s tall but not dangerous. Was hyped to have stellar conditions and climb it right before the epic storm system came through. 

Photos: @samm_pratt 

@thenorthface_climb @thenorthface @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Daniel Woods Instagram - Embrace Gravity 8B 

Location: Bavona
Wall found by: @jwebxl @patinaeater 
Embrace gravity FA: @kimmarschner 

This is one of those lines that leaves ya jaw dropped and itching to climb. The hold selection, rock texture, and movement are perfect. It’s tall but not dangerous. Was hyped to have stellar conditions and climb it right before the epic storm system came through. 

Photos: @samm_pratt 

@thenorthface_climb @thenorthface @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Daniel Woods Instagram - Embrace Gravity 8B 

Location: Bavona
Wall found by: @jwebxl @patinaeater 
Embrace gravity FA: @kimmarschner 

This is one of those lines that leaves ya jaw dropped and itching to climb. The hold selection, rock texture, and movement are perfect. It’s tall but not dangerous. Was hyped to have stellar conditions and climb it right before the epic storm system came through. 

Photos: @samm_pratt 

@thenorthface_climb @thenorthface @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Daniel Woods Instagram - First few days in Fionnay were perfect. Managed to do “Foundations Edge” (8C) which was established by @dave_graham_  back in the day. Next day hooked up “Scarred for Life” (8B ). 

Stoked to be in the valais for a couple more weeks. The climbing here is all time. “Fuck the system” bloc, which hosts Foundations Edge and Scarred for Life, is one of the more impressive roof blocs I’ve climbed on. Rock is insane and the hold selection is surreal. 

time to keep on ragin 🔥
Daniel Woods Instagram - First few days in Fionnay were perfect. Managed to do “Foundations Edge” (8C) which was established by @dave_graham_  back in the day. Next day hooked up “Scarred for Life” (8B ). 

Stoked to be in the valais for a couple more weeks. The climbing here is all time. “Fuck the system” bloc, which hosts Foundations Edge and Scarred for Life, is one of the more impressive roof blocs I’ve climbed on. Rock is insane and the hold selection is surreal. 

time to keep on ragin 🔥
Daniel Woods Instagram - First few days in Fionnay were perfect. Managed to do “Foundations Edge” (8C) which was established by @dave_graham_  back in the day. Next day hooked up “Scarred for Life” (8B ). 

Stoked to be in the valais for a couple more weeks. The climbing here is all time. “Fuck the system” bloc, which hosts Foundations Edge and Scarred for Life, is one of the more impressive roof blocs I’ve climbed on. Rock is insane and the hold selection is surreal. 

time to keep on ragin 🔥
Daniel Woods Instagram - First few days in Fionnay were perfect. Managed to do “Foundations Edge” (8C) which was established by @dave_graham_  back in the day. Next day hooked up “Scarred for Life” (8B ). 

Stoked to be in the valais for a couple more weeks. The climbing here is all time. “Fuck the system” bloc, which hosts Foundations Edge and Scarred for Life, is one of the more impressive roof blocs I’ve climbed on. Rock is insane and the hold selection is surreal. 

time to keep on ragin 🔥
Daniel Woods Instagram - There will be blood

price u gotta pay sometimes in order to send. I mostly complain about my finger skin while climbing. The condition of it will truly make or break my confidence while trying hard. Such a small yet devastating injury 😂
Daniel Woods Instagram - There will be blood

price u gotta pay sometimes in order to send. I mostly complain about my finger skin while climbing. The condition of it will truly make or break my confidence while trying hard. Such a small yet devastating injury 😂
Daniel Woods Instagram - There will be blood

price u gotta pay sometimes in order to send. I mostly complain about my finger skin while climbing. The condition of it will truly make or break my confidence while trying hard. Such a small yet devastating injury 😂
Daniel Woods Instagram - There will be blood

price u gotta pay sometimes in order to send. I mostly complain about my finger skin while climbing. The condition of it will truly make or break my confidence while trying hard. Such a small yet devastating injury 😂
Daniel Woods Instagram - There will be blood

price u gotta pay sometimes in order to send. I mostly complain about my finger skin while climbing. The condition of it will truly make or break my confidence while trying hard. Such a small yet devastating injury 😂
Daniel Woods Instagram - There will be blood

price u gotta pay sometimes in order to send. I mostly complain about my finger skin while climbing. The condition of it will truly make or break my confidence while trying hard. Such a small yet devastating injury 😂
Daniel Woods Instagram - “Return of the Sleepwalker”- 6/21

Film by @bobbysorich 
Get ready to rage 😈🔥

@mellowclimbing 
@thenorthface 
@evolv_worldwide 
@organicclimbing 
@celsiusofficial 
@frictionlabs
Daniel Woods Instagram - “Ninjutsu” (8B )

great moves and hold set on this one. 

Feels good to be back in Ticino! 

Photos @lisapaarviophotography 

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Daniel Woods Instagram - “Ninjutsu” (8B )

great moves and hold set on this one. 

Feels good to be back in Ticino! 

Photos @lisapaarviophotography 

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Daniel Woods Instagram - “Ninjutsu” (8B )

great moves and hold set on this one. 

Feels good to be back in Ticino! 

Photos @lisapaarviophotography 

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Daniel Woods - 30.5K Likes - “Return of the Sleepwalker” (FA) proposed 9A/v17

It’s all just a game people... and I play the game

The game is how comfortable can you become with your own insanity

video coming to @mellowclimbing SOON 🔥

photo @bobbysorich 

Fueled by @physivantage and @celsiusofficial 

@thenorthface @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs

30.5K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : “Return of the Sleepwalker” (FA) proposed 9A/v17 It’s all just a game people… and I play the game The game is how comfortable can you become with your own insanity video coming to @mellowclimbing SOON 🔥 photo @bobbysorich Fueled by @physivantage and @celsiusofficial @thenorthface @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs
Likes : 30457
Daniel Woods - 21.4K Likes - Off the Wagon (8C ) ✔
______________________
. Back in the day, @chris_sharma and @dave_graham_ discover the "Wagon Proj." Chris gets very close to sending. 
___________________________________
. 2012: @nalle_hukkataival makes the first ascent of "Off the Wagon" calling it 8C. Since the FA, the bloc has seen numerous ascents. 8B  is consensus. 
___________________________________
. Nov. 2018: Next generation prodigy @shawnraboutou establishes the sit start. This adds an (8A) intro move along with a couple setup moves into the start of "Off the Wagon". Swizzy's first 8C  is born. 
___________________________________
. 2k20: @jwebxl makes first repeat of the sit, and now I followed suit shortly after. One of the more exhilerating experiences I have had in bouldering. The power, precision, and accuracy needed to send is difficult to have align in unison. Each session I put 50/50 odds on myself if it would go down or not. This soon turned into a mental battle. I was pretty limit on the send, but somehow managed to maintain zone state and top it out. Top 3 power blocs in the world for me. Nice work shawn for establishing the blocs full line! 
Photos @marymeck

21.4K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : Off the Wagon (8C ) ✔ ______________________ . Back in the day, @chris_sharma and @dave_graham_ discover the “Wagon Proj.” Chris gets very close to sending. ___________________________________ . 2012: @nalle_hukkataival makes the first ascent of “Off the Wagon” calling it 8C. Since the FA, the bloc has seen numerous ascents. 8B is consensus. ___________________________________ . Nov. 2018: Next generation prodigy @shawnraboutou establishes the sit start. This adds an (8A) intro move along with a couple setup moves into the start of “Off the Wagon”. Swizzy’s first 8C is born. ___________________________________ . 2k20: @jwebxl makes first repeat of the sit, and now I followed suit shortly after. One of the more exhilerating experiences I have had in bouldering. The power, precision, and accuracy needed to send is difficult to have align in unison. Each session I put 50/50 odds on myself if it would go down or not. This soon turned into a mental battle. I was pretty limit on the send, but somehow managed to maintain zone state and top it out. Top 3 power blocs in the world for me. Nice work shawn for establishing the blocs full line! Photos @marymeck
Likes : 21406
Daniel Woods - 21.4K Likes - Off the Wagon (8C ) ✔
______________________
. Back in the day, @chris_sharma and @dave_graham_ discover the "Wagon Proj." Chris gets very close to sending. 
___________________________________
. 2012: @nalle_hukkataival makes the first ascent of "Off the Wagon" calling it 8C. Since the FA, the bloc has seen numerous ascents. 8B  is consensus. 
___________________________________
. Nov. 2018: Next generation prodigy @shawnraboutou establishes the sit start. This adds an (8A) intro move along with a couple setup moves into the start of "Off the Wagon". Swizzy's first 8C  is born. 
___________________________________
. 2k20: @jwebxl makes first repeat of the sit, and now I followed suit shortly after. One of the more exhilerating experiences I have had in bouldering. The power, precision, and accuracy needed to send is difficult to have align in unison. Each session I put 50/50 odds on myself if it would go down or not. This soon turned into a mental battle. I was pretty limit on the send, but somehow managed to maintain zone state and top it out. Top 3 power blocs in the world for me. Nice work shawn for establishing the blocs full line! 
Photos @marymeck

21.4K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : Off the Wagon (8C ) ✔ ______________________ . Back in the day, @chris_sharma and @dave_graham_ discover the “Wagon Proj.” Chris gets very close to sending. ___________________________________ . 2012: @nalle_hukkataival makes the first ascent of “Off the Wagon” calling it 8C. Since the FA, the bloc has seen numerous ascents. 8B is consensus. ___________________________________ . Nov. 2018: Next generation prodigy @shawnraboutou establishes the sit start. This adds an (8A) intro move along with a couple setup moves into the start of “Off the Wagon”. Swizzy’s first 8C is born. ___________________________________ . 2k20: @jwebxl makes first repeat of the sit, and now I followed suit shortly after. One of the more exhilerating experiences I have had in bouldering. The power, precision, and accuracy needed to send is difficult to have align in unison. Each session I put 50/50 odds on myself if it would go down or not. This soon turned into a mental battle. I was pretty limit on the send, but somehow managed to maintain zone state and top it out. Top 3 power blocs in the world for me. Nice work shawn for establishing the blocs full line! Photos @marymeck
Likes : 21406
Daniel Woods - 15.5K Likes - Permanent Midnight (8A ) 

Photos @lisapaarviophotography

15.5K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : Permanent Midnight (8A ) Photos @lisapaarviophotography
Likes : 15459
Daniel Woods - 15.5K Likes - Permanent Midnight (8A ) 

Photos @lisapaarviophotography

15.5K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : Permanent Midnight (8A ) Photos @lisapaarviophotography
Likes : 15459
Daniel Woods - 15.5K Likes - Permanent Midnight (8A ) 

Photos @lisapaarviophotography

15.5K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : Permanent Midnight (8A ) Photos @lisapaarviophotography
Likes : 15459
Daniel Woods - 15.2K Likes - @thenorthface Presents: “Return of the Sleepwalker” (9A/v17)(FA) is LIVE on the @mellowclimbing tube (link above in my profile). Hope you enjoy the film and it inspires ya to go out and mind fuck yourself a bit. 

Get 15% off your ENTIRE ORDER at 
Evolvsports.com with discount code: Sleepwalker. Check out those phantoms (shoes I’m wearing) if ya already haven’t. 

Film and photo by @bobbysorich 🔥

15.2K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : @thenorthface Presents: “Return of the Sleepwalker” (9A/v17)(FA) is LIVE on the @mellowclimbing tube (link above in my profile). Hope you enjoy the film and it inspires ya to go out and mind fuck yourself a bit. Get 15% off your ENTIRE ORDER at Evolvsports.com with discount code: Sleepwalker. Check out those phantoms (shoes I’m wearing) if ya already haven’t. Film and photo by @bobbysorich 🔥
Likes : 15223
Daniel Woods - 15.2K Likes - Back on “Realization” (9a )

Last time I was in Ceuse was 4 years ago. Forgot how savage this place is. The style of climbing works the shit out of your fingers and forearms. Stoked to be here for a bit and re learn how to sport climb 🔥. Realization is feelin good. 

Photos by @lenadrapella

15.2K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : Back on “Realization” (9a ) Last time I was in Ceuse was 4 years ago. Forgot how savage this place is. The style of climbing works the shit out of your fingers and forearms. Stoked to be here for a bit and re learn how to sport climb 🔥. Realization is feelin good. Photos by @lenadrapella
Likes : 15162
Daniel Woods - 15.2K Likes - Back on “Realization” (9a )

Last time I was in Ceuse was 4 years ago. Forgot how savage this place is. The style of climbing works the shit out of your fingers and forearms. Stoked to be here for a bit and re learn how to sport climb 🔥. Realization is feelin good. 

Photos by @lenadrapella

15.2K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : Back on “Realization” (9a ) Last time I was in Ceuse was 4 years ago. Forgot how savage this place is. The style of climbing works the shit out of your fingers and forearms. Stoked to be here for a bit and re learn how to sport climb 🔥. Realization is feelin good. Photos by @lenadrapella
Likes : 15162
Daniel Woods - 15.2K Likes - Back on “Realization” (9a )

Last time I was in Ceuse was 4 years ago. Forgot how savage this place is. The style of climbing works the shit out of your fingers and forearms. Stoked to be here for a bit and re learn how to sport climb 🔥. Realization is feelin good. 

Photos by @lenadrapella

15.2K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : Back on “Realization” (9a ) Last time I was in Ceuse was 4 years ago. Forgot how savage this place is. The style of climbing works the shit out of your fingers and forearms. Stoked to be here for a bit and re learn how to sport climb 🔥. Realization is feelin good. Photos by @lenadrapella
Likes : 15162
Daniel Woods - 15K Likes - Grand Illusion (8C /v16) 

3rd asc. after @nathaniel.coleman and @steezybailey. 

The intro consists of compression moves on granite pinch like grips, which lead into a bicep blaster undercling section, followed by an intense right hand gaston move into a left hand undercling. After all this build up you have the crux move at the end. I fell on this move numerous times. So many times that I accepted I’d get there tired or fresh and fall. the move is powerful, off balance (due to shitty feet and a frictionless hold), and requires accuracy. Hard to do this move well after climbing a resistant 8C/v15. 

Props to @drewruana and other slc climbers who helped with all the rock removal to make this world class line available to us. The cave was filled in and impossible to climb before the work was done. Cheerz for that!

Photo 1 @dave.burleson 
Photo 2 @neilson.ben

15K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : Grand Illusion (8C /v16) 3rd asc. after @nathaniel.coleman and @steezybailey. The intro consists of compression moves on granite pinch like grips, which lead into a bicep blaster undercling section, followed by an intense right hand gaston move into a left hand undercling. After all this build up you have the crux move at the end. I fell on this move numerous times. So many times that I accepted I’d get there tired or fresh and fall. the move is powerful, off balance (due to shitty feet and a frictionless hold), and requires accuracy. Hard to do this move well after climbing a resistant 8C/v15. Props to @drewruana and other slc climbers who helped with all the rock removal to make this world class line available to us. The cave was filled in and impossible to climb before the work was done. Cheerz for that! Photo 1 @dave.burleson Photo 2 @neilson.ben
Likes : 14977
Daniel Woods - 15K Likes - Grand Illusion (8C /v16) 

3rd asc. after @nathaniel.coleman and @steezybailey. 

The intro consists of compression moves on granite pinch like grips, which lead into a bicep blaster undercling section, followed by an intense right hand gaston move into a left hand undercling. After all this build up you have the crux move at the end. I fell on this move numerous times. So many times that I accepted I’d get there tired or fresh and fall. the move is powerful, off balance (due to shitty feet and a frictionless hold), and requires accuracy. Hard to do this move well after climbing a resistant 8C/v15. 

Props to @drewruana and other slc climbers who helped with all the rock removal to make this world class line available to us. The cave was filled in and impossible to climb before the work was done. Cheerz for that!

Photo 1 @dave.burleson 
Photo 2 @neilson.ben

15K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : Grand Illusion (8C /v16) 3rd asc. after @nathaniel.coleman and @steezybailey. The intro consists of compression moves on granite pinch like grips, which lead into a bicep blaster undercling section, followed by an intense right hand gaston move into a left hand undercling. After all this build up you have the crux move at the end. I fell on this move numerous times. So many times that I accepted I’d get there tired or fresh and fall. the move is powerful, off balance (due to shitty feet and a frictionless hold), and requires accuracy. Hard to do this move well after climbing a resistant 8C/v15. Props to @drewruana and other slc climbers who helped with all the rock removal to make this world class line available to us. The cave was filled in and impossible to climb before the work was done. Cheerz for that! Photo 1 @dave.burleson Photo 2 @neilson.ben
Likes : 14977
Daniel Woods - 14.7K Likes - “Fight Club” (8B ) 2nd ass-ent

Another stunner from Bavona. 

20 moves of power resistant climbing.

The first half of the climb  is the business, followed by the pumpy 2nd half mental crux. 

FC has a perfect hold set, unique rock (mix between granite and limestone), and funky moves. Props to @shawnraboutou for snaggin the FA.

Photo 1 @neilson.ben 
Photo 2 @honngy 
Photo 3 @honngy 
Photo 4 @neilson.ben 

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb

14.7K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : “Fight Club” (8B ) 2nd ass-ent Another stunner from Bavona. 20 moves of power resistant climbing. The first half of the climb is the business, followed by the pumpy 2nd half mental crux. FC has a perfect hold set, unique rock (mix between granite and limestone), and funky moves. Props to @shawnraboutou for snaggin the FA. Photo 1 @neilson.ben Photo 2 @honngy Photo 3 @honngy Photo 4 @neilson.ben @thenorthface @thenorthface_climb
Likes : 14698
Daniel Woods - 14.7K Likes - “Fight Club” (8B ) 2nd ass-ent

Another stunner from Bavona. 

20 moves of power resistant climbing.

The first half of the climb  is the business, followed by the pumpy 2nd half mental crux. 

FC has a perfect hold set, unique rock (mix between granite and limestone), and funky moves. Props to @shawnraboutou for snaggin the FA.

Photo 1 @neilson.ben 
Photo 2 @honngy 
Photo 3 @honngy 
Photo 4 @neilson.ben 

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb

14.7K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : “Fight Club” (8B ) 2nd ass-ent Another stunner from Bavona. 20 moves of power resistant climbing. The first half of the climb is the business, followed by the pumpy 2nd half mental crux. FC has a perfect hold set, unique rock (mix between granite and limestone), and funky moves. Props to @shawnraboutou for snaggin the FA. Photo 1 @neilson.ben Photo 2 @honngy Photo 3 @honngy Photo 4 @neilson.ben @thenorthface @thenorthface_climb
Likes : 14698
Daniel Woods - 14.7K Likes - “Fight Club” (8B ) 2nd ass-ent

Another stunner from Bavona. 

20 moves of power resistant climbing.

The first half of the climb  is the business, followed by the pumpy 2nd half mental crux. 

FC has a perfect hold set, unique rock (mix between granite and limestone), and funky moves. Props to @shawnraboutou for snaggin the FA.

Photo 1 @neilson.ben 
Photo 2 @honngy 
Photo 3 @honngy 
Photo 4 @neilson.ben 

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb

14.7K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : “Fight Club” (8B ) 2nd ass-ent Another stunner from Bavona. 20 moves of power resistant climbing. The first half of the climb is the business, followed by the pumpy 2nd half mental crux. FC has a perfect hold set, unique rock (mix between granite and limestone), and funky moves. Props to @shawnraboutou for snaggin the FA. Photo 1 @neilson.ben Photo 2 @honngy Photo 3 @honngy Photo 4 @neilson.ben @thenorthface @thenorthface_climb
Likes : 14698
Daniel Woods - 14.7K Likes - “Fight Club” (8B ) 2nd ass-ent

Another stunner from Bavona. 

20 moves of power resistant climbing.

The first half of the climb  is the business, followed by the pumpy 2nd half mental crux. 

FC has a perfect hold set, unique rock (mix between granite and limestone), and funky moves. Props to @shawnraboutou for snaggin the FA.

Photo 1 @neilson.ben 
Photo 2 @honngy 
Photo 3 @honngy 
Photo 4 @neilson.ben 

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb

14.7K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : “Fight Club” (8B ) 2nd ass-ent Another stunner from Bavona. 20 moves of power resistant climbing. The first half of the climb is the business, followed by the pumpy 2nd half mental crux. FC has a perfect hold set, unique rock (mix between granite and limestone), and funky moves. Props to @shawnraboutou for snaggin the FA. Photo 1 @neilson.ben Photo 2 @honngy Photo 3 @honngy Photo 4 @neilson.ben @thenorthface @thenorthface_climb
Likes : 14698
Daniel Woods - 14.4K Likes - Adrenaline (FA) proposed 8C /v16 

What a painful ride with this one! Stellar line and rock though. Was difficult to get into a rhythm with it. Had to have skin and conditions line up to properly stick and execute the moves. 

I think low end 16 but it’s a tricky one to grade. 

@bobbysorich photos 🔥🔥

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage

14.4K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : Adrenaline (FA) proposed 8C /v16 What a painful ride with this one! Stellar line and rock though. Was difficult to get into a rhythm with it. Had to have skin and conditions line up to properly stick and execute the moves. I think low end 16 but it’s a tricky one to grade. @bobbysorich photos 🔥🔥 @thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Likes : 14358
Daniel Woods - 14.4K Likes - Adrenaline (FA) proposed 8C /v16 

What a painful ride with this one! Stellar line and rock though. Was difficult to get into a rhythm with it. Had to have skin and conditions line up to properly stick and execute the moves. 

I think low end 16 but it’s a tricky one to grade. 

@bobbysorich photos 🔥🔥

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage

14.4K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : Adrenaline (FA) proposed 8C /v16 What a painful ride with this one! Stellar line and rock though. Was difficult to get into a rhythm with it. Had to have skin and conditions line up to properly stick and execute the moves. I think low end 16 but it’s a tricky one to grade. @bobbysorich photos 🔥🔥 @thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Likes : 14358
Daniel Woods - 14.4K Likes - Adrenaline (FA) proposed 8C /v16 

What a painful ride with this one! Stellar line and rock though. Was difficult to get into a rhythm with it. Had to have skin and conditions line up to properly stick and execute the moves. 

I think low end 16 but it’s a tricky one to grade. 

@bobbysorich photos 🔥🔥

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage

14.4K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : Adrenaline (FA) proposed 8C /v16 What a painful ride with this one! Stellar line and rock though. Was difficult to get into a rhythm with it. Had to have skin and conditions line up to properly stick and execute the moves. I think low end 16 but it’s a tricky one to grade. @bobbysorich photos 🔥🔥 @thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Likes : 14358
Daniel Woods - 14.4K Likes - Adrenaline (FA) proposed 8C /v16 

What a painful ride with this one! Stellar line and rock though. Was difficult to get into a rhythm with it. Had to have skin and conditions line up to properly stick and execute the moves. 

I think low end 16 but it’s a tricky one to grade. 

@bobbysorich photos 🔥🔥

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage

14.4K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : Adrenaline (FA) proposed 8C /v16 What a painful ride with this one! Stellar line and rock though. Was difficult to get into a rhythm with it. Had to have skin and conditions line up to properly stick and execute the moves. I think low end 16 but it’s a tricky one to grade. @bobbysorich photos 🔥🔥 @thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Likes : 14358
Daniel Woods - 14.4K Likes - Adrenaline (FA) proposed 8C /v16 

What a painful ride with this one! Stellar line and rock though. Was difficult to get into a rhythm with it. Had to have skin and conditions line up to properly stick and execute the moves. 

I think low end 16 but it’s a tricky one to grade. 

@bobbysorich photos 🔥🔥

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage

14.4K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : Adrenaline (FA) proposed 8C /v16 What a painful ride with this one! Stellar line and rock though. Was difficult to get into a rhythm with it. Had to have skin and conditions line up to properly stick and execute the moves. I think low end 16 but it’s a tricky one to grade. @bobbysorich photos 🔥🔥 @thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Likes : 14358
Daniel Woods - 14.4K Likes - Adrenaline (FA) proposed 8C /v16 

What a painful ride with this one! Stellar line and rock though. Was difficult to get into a rhythm with it. Had to have skin and conditions line up to properly stick and execute the moves. 

I think low end 16 but it’s a tricky one to grade. 

@bobbysorich photos 🔥🔥

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage

14.4K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : Adrenaline (FA) proposed 8C /v16 What a painful ride with this one! Stellar line and rock though. Was difficult to get into a rhythm with it. Had to have skin and conditions line up to properly stick and execute the moves. I think low end 16 but it’s a tricky one to grade. @bobbysorich photos 🔥🔥 @thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Likes : 14358
Daniel Woods - 13.1K Likes - Climb, party, n bullshit

Vid 1: Rolls Royce 8B FA
Vid 2: Hazel Grace 8B

13.1K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : Climb, party, n bullshit Vid 1: Rolls Royce 8B FA Vid 2: Hazel Grace 8B
Likes : 13144
Daniel Woods - 13.1K Likes - Climb, party, n bullshit

Vid 1: Rolls Royce 8B FA
Vid 2: Hazel Grace 8B

13.1K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : Climb, party, n bullshit Vid 1: Rolls Royce 8B FA Vid 2: Hazel Grace 8B
Likes : 13144
Daniel Woods - 13.1K Likes - Climb, party, n bullshit

Vid 1: Rolls Royce 8B FA
Vid 2: Hazel Grace 8B

13.1K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : Climb, party, n bullshit Vid 1: Rolls Royce 8B FA Vid 2: Hazel Grace 8B
Likes : 13144
Daniel Woods - 13.1K Likes - Climb, party, n bullshit

Vid 1: Rolls Royce 8B FA
Vid 2: Hazel Grace 8B

13.1K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : Climb, party, n bullshit Vid 1: Rolls Royce 8B FA Vid 2: Hazel Grace 8B
Likes : 13144
Daniel Woods - 13.1K Likes - Climb, party, n bullshit

Vid 1: Rolls Royce 8B FA
Vid 2: Hazel Grace 8B

13.1K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : Climb, party, n bullshit Vid 1: Rolls Royce 8B FA Vid 2: Hazel Grace 8B
Likes : 13144
Daniel Woods - 13.1K Likes - Climb, party, n bullshit

Vid 1: Rolls Royce 8B FA
Vid 2: Hazel Grace 8B

13.1K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : Climb, party, n bullshit Vid 1: Rolls Royce 8B FA Vid 2: Hazel Grace 8B
Likes : 13144
Daniel Woods - 13.1K Likes - Climb, party, n bullshit

Vid 1: Rolls Royce 8B FA
Vid 2: Hazel Grace 8B

13.1K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : Climb, party, n bullshit Vid 1: Rolls Royce 8B FA Vid 2: Hazel Grace 8B
Likes : 13144
Daniel Woods - 13.1K Likes - Climb, party, n bullshit

Vid 1: Rolls Royce 8B FA
Vid 2: Hazel Grace 8B

13.1K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : Climb, party, n bullshit Vid 1: Rolls Royce 8B FA Vid 2: Hazel Grace 8B
Likes : 13144
Daniel Woods - 13.1K Likes - Ceuse trip has come to an end. Didn’t send what I wanted to, but tried some hard lines. Now I know how to prepare before next years trip (sport climbing is a lil diff than bouldering 😂).

Overall, was great to be in such a dope place and session some of the world’s best routes. 

Hardest ascent of the trip was “Mr. Hyde” (8c )(pictured here). 

Photos @neilson.ben

13.1K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : Ceuse trip has come to an end. Didn’t send what I wanted to, but tried some hard lines. Now I know how to prepare before next years trip (sport climbing is a lil diff than bouldering 😂). Overall, was great to be in such a dope place and session some of the world’s best routes. Hardest ascent of the trip was “Mr. Hyde” (8c )(pictured here). Photos @neilson.ben
Likes : 13059
Daniel Woods - 13.1K Likes - Ceuse trip has come to an end. Didn’t send what I wanted to, but tried some hard lines. Now I know how to prepare before next years trip (sport climbing is a lil diff than bouldering 😂).

Overall, was great to be in such a dope place and session some of the world’s best routes. 

Hardest ascent of the trip was “Mr. Hyde” (8c )(pictured here). 

Photos @neilson.ben

13.1K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : Ceuse trip has come to an end. Didn’t send what I wanted to, but tried some hard lines. Now I know how to prepare before next years trip (sport climbing is a lil diff than bouldering 😂). Overall, was great to be in such a dope place and session some of the world’s best routes. Hardest ascent of the trip was “Mr. Hyde” (8c )(pictured here). Photos @neilson.ben
Likes : 13059
Daniel Woods - 13.1K Likes - Ceuse trip has come to an end. Didn’t send what I wanted to, but tried some hard lines. Now I know how to prepare before next years trip (sport climbing is a lil diff than bouldering 😂).

Overall, was great to be in such a dope place and session some of the world’s best routes. 

Hardest ascent of the trip was “Mr. Hyde” (8c )(pictured here). 

Photos @neilson.ben

13.1K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : Ceuse trip has come to an end. Didn’t send what I wanted to, but tried some hard lines. Now I know how to prepare before next years trip (sport climbing is a lil diff than bouldering 😂). Overall, was great to be in such a dope place and session some of the world’s best routes. Hardest ascent of the trip was “Mr. Hyde” (8c )(pictured here). Photos @neilson.ben
Likes : 13059
Daniel Woods - 13.1K Likes - Ceuse trip has come to an end. Didn’t send what I wanted to, but tried some hard lines. Now I know how to prepare before next years trip (sport climbing is a lil diff than bouldering 😂).

Overall, was great to be in such a dope place and session some of the world’s best routes. 

Hardest ascent of the trip was “Mr. Hyde” (8c )(pictured here). 

Photos @neilson.ben

13.1K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : Ceuse trip has come to an end. Didn’t send what I wanted to, but tried some hard lines. Now I know how to prepare before next years trip (sport climbing is a lil diff than bouldering 😂). Overall, was great to be in such a dope place and session some of the world’s best routes. Hardest ascent of the trip was “Mr. Hyde” (8c )(pictured here). Photos @neilson.ben
Likes : 13059
Daniel Woods - 12.6K Likes - My time on “Alphane” (9A) has concluded. Did not end up with a send, but made links that showed me the line was well within grasp. My understanding of the moves became dialed in. All that I lacked was friction to make the full link possible. 

Climbing something of this difficulty is a mental rollercoaster ride. I felt physically capable of doing it, but never had consistently good weather that gave me send vibes. Most of my days were more of a battle rather than flowing. This is how climbing at your max works though. Everything (mind, body, weather) has to positively be in unison for a send to work. It’s a rare moment that honestly feels like luck when it happens. Yet you look back at all the days spent on beta refinement, links made, dialing those links, and battles performed in shit weather that play a giant role in training you up for that lucky moment. The struggle is definitely worth it in the end.

Here are some vids of my best links. I was able to climb the 8C portion a couple times and made a couple good goes from the start. Will be back in Nov/Dec!

Vids by @lisapaarviophotography 

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage @mellowclimbing

12.6K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : My time on “Alphane” (9A) has concluded. Did not end up with a send, but made links that showed me the line was well within grasp. My understanding of the moves became dialed in. All that I lacked was friction to make the full link possible. Climbing something of this difficulty is a mental rollercoaster ride. I felt physically capable of doing it, but never had consistently good weather that gave me send vibes. Most of my days were more of a battle rather than flowing. This is how climbing at your max works though. Everything (mind, body, weather) has to positively be in unison for a send to work. It’s a rare moment that honestly feels like luck when it happens. Yet you look back at all the days spent on beta refinement, links made, dialing those links, and battles performed in shit weather that play a giant role in training you up for that lucky moment. The struggle is definitely worth it in the end. Here are some vids of my best links. I was able to climb the 8C portion a couple times and made a couple good goes from the start. Will be back in Nov/Dec! Vids by @lisapaarviophotography @thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage @mellowclimbing
Likes : 12569
Daniel Woods - 12.6K Likes - My time on “Alphane” (9A) has concluded. Did not end up with a send, but made links that showed me the line was well within grasp. My understanding of the moves became dialed in. All that I lacked was friction to make the full link possible. 

Climbing something of this difficulty is a mental rollercoaster ride. I felt physically capable of doing it, but never had consistently good weather that gave me send vibes. Most of my days were more of a battle rather than flowing. This is how climbing at your max works though. Everything (mind, body, weather) has to positively be in unison for a send to work. It’s a rare moment that honestly feels like luck when it happens. Yet you look back at all the days spent on beta refinement, links made, dialing those links, and battles performed in shit weather that play a giant role in training you up for that lucky moment. The struggle is definitely worth it in the end.

Here are some vids of my best links. I was able to climb the 8C portion a couple times and made a couple good goes from the start. Will be back in Nov/Dec!

Vids by @lisapaarviophotography 

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage @mellowclimbing

12.6K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : My time on “Alphane” (9A) has concluded. Did not end up with a send, but made links that showed me the line was well within grasp. My understanding of the moves became dialed in. All that I lacked was friction to make the full link possible. Climbing something of this difficulty is a mental rollercoaster ride. I felt physically capable of doing it, but never had consistently good weather that gave me send vibes. Most of my days were more of a battle rather than flowing. This is how climbing at your max works though. Everything (mind, body, weather) has to positively be in unison for a send to work. It’s a rare moment that honestly feels like luck when it happens. Yet you look back at all the days spent on beta refinement, links made, dialing those links, and battles performed in shit weather that play a giant role in training you up for that lucky moment. The struggle is definitely worth it in the end. Here are some vids of my best links. I was able to climb the 8C portion a couple times and made a couple good goes from the start. Will be back in Nov/Dec! Vids by @lisapaarviophotography @thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage @mellowclimbing
Likes : 12569
Daniel Woods - 12.6K Likes - My time on “Alphane” (9A) has concluded. Did not end up with a send, but made links that showed me the line was well within grasp. My understanding of the moves became dialed in. All that I lacked was friction to make the full link possible. 

Climbing something of this difficulty is a mental rollercoaster ride. I felt physically capable of doing it, but never had consistently good weather that gave me send vibes. Most of my days were more of a battle rather than flowing. This is how climbing at your max works though. Everything (mind, body, weather) has to positively be in unison for a send to work. It’s a rare moment that honestly feels like luck when it happens. Yet you look back at all the days spent on beta refinement, links made, dialing those links, and battles performed in shit weather that play a giant role in training you up for that lucky moment. The struggle is definitely worth it in the end.

Here are some vids of my best links. I was able to climb the 8C portion a couple times and made a couple good goes from the start. Will be back in Nov/Dec!

Vids by @lisapaarviophotography 

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage @mellowclimbing

12.6K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : My time on “Alphane” (9A) has concluded. Did not end up with a send, but made links that showed me the line was well within grasp. My understanding of the moves became dialed in. All that I lacked was friction to make the full link possible. Climbing something of this difficulty is a mental rollercoaster ride. I felt physically capable of doing it, but never had consistently good weather that gave me send vibes. Most of my days were more of a battle rather than flowing. This is how climbing at your max works though. Everything (mind, body, weather) has to positively be in unison for a send to work. It’s a rare moment that honestly feels like luck when it happens. Yet you look back at all the days spent on beta refinement, links made, dialing those links, and battles performed in shit weather that play a giant role in training you up for that lucky moment. The struggle is definitely worth it in the end. Here are some vids of my best links. I was able to climb the 8C portion a couple times and made a couple good goes from the start. Will be back in Nov/Dec! Vids by @lisapaarviophotography @thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage @mellowclimbing
Likes : 12569
Daniel Woods - 12.6K Likes - My time on “Alphane” (9A) has concluded. Did not end up with a send, but made links that showed me the line was well within grasp. My understanding of the moves became dialed in. All that I lacked was friction to make the full link possible. 

Climbing something of this difficulty is a mental rollercoaster ride. I felt physically capable of doing it, but never had consistently good weather that gave me send vibes. Most of my days were more of a battle rather than flowing. This is how climbing at your max works though. Everything (mind, body, weather) has to positively be in unison for a send to work. It’s a rare moment that honestly feels like luck when it happens. Yet you look back at all the days spent on beta refinement, links made, dialing those links, and battles performed in shit weather that play a giant role in training you up for that lucky moment. The struggle is definitely worth it in the end.

Here are some vids of my best links. I was able to climb the 8C portion a couple times and made a couple good goes from the start. Will be back in Nov/Dec!

Vids by @lisapaarviophotography 

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage @mellowclimbing

12.6K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : My time on “Alphane” (9A) has concluded. Did not end up with a send, but made links that showed me the line was well within grasp. My understanding of the moves became dialed in. All that I lacked was friction to make the full link possible. Climbing something of this difficulty is a mental rollercoaster ride. I felt physically capable of doing it, but never had consistently good weather that gave me send vibes. Most of my days were more of a battle rather than flowing. This is how climbing at your max works though. Everything (mind, body, weather) has to positively be in unison for a send to work. It’s a rare moment that honestly feels like luck when it happens. Yet you look back at all the days spent on beta refinement, links made, dialing those links, and battles performed in shit weather that play a giant role in training you up for that lucky moment. The struggle is definitely worth it in the end. Here are some vids of my best links. I was able to climb the 8C portion a couple times and made a couple good goes from the start. Will be back in Nov/Dec! Vids by @lisapaarviophotography @thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage @mellowclimbing
Likes : 12569
Daniel Woods - 12.6K Likes - My time on “Alphane” (9A) has concluded. Did not end up with a send, but made links that showed me the line was well within grasp. My understanding of the moves became dialed in. All that I lacked was friction to make the full link possible. 

Climbing something of this difficulty is a mental rollercoaster ride. I felt physically capable of doing it, but never had consistently good weather that gave me send vibes. Most of my days were more of a battle rather than flowing. This is how climbing at your max works though. Everything (mind, body, weather) has to positively be in unison for a send to work. It’s a rare moment that honestly feels like luck when it happens. Yet you look back at all the days spent on beta refinement, links made, dialing those links, and battles performed in shit weather that play a giant role in training you up for that lucky moment. The struggle is definitely worth it in the end.

Here are some vids of my best links. I was able to climb the 8C portion a couple times and made a couple good goes from the start. Will be back in Nov/Dec!

Vids by @lisapaarviophotography 

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage @mellowclimbing

12.6K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : My time on “Alphane” (9A) has concluded. Did not end up with a send, but made links that showed me the line was well within grasp. My understanding of the moves became dialed in. All that I lacked was friction to make the full link possible. Climbing something of this difficulty is a mental rollercoaster ride. I felt physically capable of doing it, but never had consistently good weather that gave me send vibes. Most of my days were more of a battle rather than flowing. This is how climbing at your max works though. Everything (mind, body, weather) has to positively be in unison for a send to work. It’s a rare moment that honestly feels like luck when it happens. Yet you look back at all the days spent on beta refinement, links made, dialing those links, and battles performed in shit weather that play a giant role in training you up for that lucky moment. The struggle is definitely worth it in the end. Here are some vids of my best links. I was able to climb the 8C portion a couple times and made a couple good goes from the start. Will be back in Nov/Dec! Vids by @lisapaarviophotography @thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage @mellowclimbing
Likes : 12569
Daniel Woods - 12.6K Likes - My time on “Alphane” (9A) has concluded. Did not end up with a send, but made links that showed me the line was well within grasp. My understanding of the moves became dialed in. All that I lacked was friction to make the full link possible. 

Climbing something of this difficulty is a mental rollercoaster ride. I felt physically capable of doing it, but never had consistently good weather that gave me send vibes. Most of my days were more of a battle rather than flowing. This is how climbing at your max works though. Everything (mind, body, weather) has to positively be in unison for a send to work. It’s a rare moment that honestly feels like luck when it happens. Yet you look back at all the days spent on beta refinement, links made, dialing those links, and battles performed in shit weather that play a giant role in training you up for that lucky moment. The struggle is definitely worth it in the end.

Here are some vids of my best links. I was able to climb the 8C portion a couple times and made a couple good goes from the start. Will be back in Nov/Dec!

Vids by @lisapaarviophotography 

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage @mellowclimbing

12.6K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : My time on “Alphane” (9A) has concluded. Did not end up with a send, but made links that showed me the line was well within grasp. My understanding of the moves became dialed in. All that I lacked was friction to make the full link possible. Climbing something of this difficulty is a mental rollercoaster ride. I felt physically capable of doing it, but never had consistently good weather that gave me send vibes. Most of my days were more of a battle rather than flowing. This is how climbing at your max works though. Everything (mind, body, weather) has to positively be in unison for a send to work. It’s a rare moment that honestly feels like luck when it happens. Yet you look back at all the days spent on beta refinement, links made, dialing those links, and battles performed in shit weather that play a giant role in training you up for that lucky moment. The struggle is definitely worth it in the end. Here are some vids of my best links. I was able to climb the 8C portion a couple times and made a couple good goes from the start. Will be back in Nov/Dec! Vids by @lisapaarviophotography @thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage @mellowclimbing
Likes : 12569
Daniel Woods - 12.6K Likes - My time on “Alphane” (9A) has concluded. Did not end up with a send, but made links that showed me the line was well within grasp. My understanding of the moves became dialed in. All that I lacked was friction to make the full link possible. 

Climbing something of this difficulty is a mental rollercoaster ride. I felt physically capable of doing it, but never had consistently good weather that gave me send vibes. Most of my days were more of a battle rather than flowing. This is how climbing at your max works though. Everything (mind, body, weather) has to positively be in unison for a send to work. It’s a rare moment that honestly feels like luck when it happens. Yet you look back at all the days spent on beta refinement, links made, dialing those links, and battles performed in shit weather that play a giant role in training you up for that lucky moment. The struggle is definitely worth it in the end.

Here are some vids of my best links. I was able to climb the 8C portion a couple times and made a couple good goes from the start. Will be back in Nov/Dec!

Vids by @lisapaarviophotography 

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage @mellowclimbing

12.6K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : My time on “Alphane” (9A) has concluded. Did not end up with a send, but made links that showed me the line was well within grasp. My understanding of the moves became dialed in. All that I lacked was friction to make the full link possible. Climbing something of this difficulty is a mental rollercoaster ride. I felt physically capable of doing it, but never had consistently good weather that gave me send vibes. Most of my days were more of a battle rather than flowing. This is how climbing at your max works though. Everything (mind, body, weather) has to positively be in unison for a send to work. It’s a rare moment that honestly feels like luck when it happens. Yet you look back at all the days spent on beta refinement, links made, dialing those links, and battles performed in shit weather that play a giant role in training you up for that lucky moment. The struggle is definitely worth it in the end. Here are some vids of my best links. I was able to climb the 8C portion a couple times and made a couple good goes from the start. Will be back in Nov/Dec! Vids by @lisapaarviophotography @thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage @mellowclimbing
Likes : 12569
Daniel Woods - 12.6K Likes - My time on “Alphane” (9A) has concluded. Did not end up with a send, but made links that showed me the line was well within grasp. My understanding of the moves became dialed in. All that I lacked was friction to make the full link possible. 

Climbing something of this difficulty is a mental rollercoaster ride. I felt physically capable of doing it, but never had consistently good weather that gave me send vibes. Most of my days were more of a battle rather than flowing. This is how climbing at your max works though. Everything (mind, body, weather) has to positively be in unison for a send to work. It’s a rare moment that honestly feels like luck when it happens. Yet you look back at all the days spent on beta refinement, links made, dialing those links, and battles performed in shit weather that play a giant role in training you up for that lucky moment. The struggle is definitely worth it in the end.

Here are some vids of my best links. I was able to climb the 8C portion a couple times and made a couple good goes from the start. Will be back in Nov/Dec!

Vids by @lisapaarviophotography 

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage @mellowclimbing

12.6K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : My time on “Alphane” (9A) has concluded. Did not end up with a send, but made links that showed me the line was well within grasp. My understanding of the moves became dialed in. All that I lacked was friction to make the full link possible. Climbing something of this difficulty is a mental rollercoaster ride. I felt physically capable of doing it, but never had consistently good weather that gave me send vibes. Most of my days were more of a battle rather than flowing. This is how climbing at your max works though. Everything (mind, body, weather) has to positively be in unison for a send to work. It’s a rare moment that honestly feels like luck when it happens. Yet you look back at all the days spent on beta refinement, links made, dialing those links, and battles performed in shit weather that play a giant role in training you up for that lucky moment. The struggle is definitely worth it in the end. Here are some vids of my best links. I was able to climb the 8C portion a couple times and made a couple good goes from the start. Will be back in Nov/Dec! Vids by @lisapaarviophotography @thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage @mellowclimbing
Likes : 12569
Daniel Woods - 12K Likes - Insomniac (8C /v16) 🧟‍♂️

Fall temps have arrived in the alpine. Finally didn’t melt off the final friction traverse at the end 🫠. Learned how to do some technical heel hooking. Overall was a pleasure to climb on this line that @drewruana established last July. 

The full line is broken into two parts. The first part is a powerful crimp isolation section into a jug rest (8B). The second part is power tech climbing on friction slopers, heel hooks, and a friction dependent trav until the final jug (8B). I fell too many times on the last trav cause of wet tips. I knew as soon as it got cold n dry this section would not be an issue. 

Hyped to see this one through. Back in the day this line seemed very futuristic. The original way of doing “We Can Build You” (2nd part) was way more powerful and low percentage. The new heel hook beta makes the crux high percentage, thus making the full connection seem probable. We originally thought “we can build you” was hard 14 but now it feels more like hard 13. Insomniac is on the cusp of 15/16, but do feel like it is harder than most 15s I’ve done in this style. Insomniac is a daunting task to take on. 

Fall season has begun… time to get to work 🔥

Images by  @dreamaliveproductions 

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage

12K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : Insomniac (8C /v16) 🧟‍♂️ Fall temps have arrived in the alpine. Finally didn’t melt off the final friction traverse at the end 🫠. Learned how to do some technical heel hooking. Overall was a pleasure to climb on this line that @drewruana established last July. The full line is broken into two parts. The first part is a powerful crimp isolation section into a jug rest (8B). The second part is power tech climbing on friction slopers, heel hooks, and a friction dependent trav until the final jug (8B). I fell too many times on the last trav cause of wet tips. I knew as soon as it got cold n dry this section would not be an issue. Hyped to see this one through. Back in the day this line seemed very futuristic. The original way of doing “We Can Build You” (2nd part) was way more powerful and low percentage. The new heel hook beta makes the crux high percentage, thus making the full connection seem probable. We originally thought “we can build you” was hard 14 but now it feels more like hard 13. Insomniac is on the cusp of 15/16, but do feel like it is harder than most 15s I’ve done in this style. Insomniac is a daunting task to take on. Fall season has begun… time to get to work 🔥 Images by @dreamaliveproductions @thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Likes : 12044
Daniel Woods - 12K Likes - Insomniac (8C /v16) 🧟‍♂️

Fall temps have arrived in the alpine. Finally didn’t melt off the final friction traverse at the end 🫠. Learned how to do some technical heel hooking. Overall was a pleasure to climb on this line that @drewruana established last July. 

The full line is broken into two parts. The first part is a powerful crimp isolation section into a jug rest (8B). The second part is power tech climbing on friction slopers, heel hooks, and a friction dependent trav until the final jug (8B). I fell too many times on the last trav cause of wet tips. I knew as soon as it got cold n dry this section would not be an issue. 

Hyped to see this one through. Back in the day this line seemed very futuristic. The original way of doing “We Can Build You” (2nd part) was way more powerful and low percentage. The new heel hook beta makes the crux high percentage, thus making the full connection seem probable. We originally thought “we can build you” was hard 14 but now it feels more like hard 13. Insomniac is on the cusp of 15/16, but do feel like it is harder than most 15s I’ve done in this style. Insomniac is a daunting task to take on. 

Fall season has begun… time to get to work 🔥

Images by  @dreamaliveproductions 

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage

12K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : Insomniac (8C /v16) 🧟‍♂️ Fall temps have arrived in the alpine. Finally didn’t melt off the final friction traverse at the end 🫠. Learned how to do some technical heel hooking. Overall was a pleasure to climb on this line that @drewruana established last July. The full line is broken into two parts. The first part is a powerful crimp isolation section into a jug rest (8B). The second part is power tech climbing on friction slopers, heel hooks, and a friction dependent trav until the final jug (8B). I fell too many times on the last trav cause of wet tips. I knew as soon as it got cold n dry this section would not be an issue. Hyped to see this one through. Back in the day this line seemed very futuristic. The original way of doing “We Can Build You” (2nd part) was way more powerful and low percentage. The new heel hook beta makes the crux high percentage, thus making the full connection seem probable. We originally thought “we can build you” was hard 14 but now it feels more like hard 13. Insomniac is on the cusp of 15/16, but do feel like it is harder than most 15s I’ve done in this style. Insomniac is a daunting task to take on. Fall season has begun… time to get to work 🔥 Images by @dreamaliveproductions @thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Likes : 12044
Daniel Woods - 12K Likes - Insomniac (8C /v16) 🧟‍♂️

Fall temps have arrived in the alpine. Finally didn’t melt off the final friction traverse at the end 🫠. Learned how to do some technical heel hooking. Overall was a pleasure to climb on this line that @drewruana established last July. 

The full line is broken into two parts. The first part is a powerful crimp isolation section into a jug rest (8B). The second part is power tech climbing on friction slopers, heel hooks, and a friction dependent trav until the final jug (8B). I fell too many times on the last trav cause of wet tips. I knew as soon as it got cold n dry this section would not be an issue. 

Hyped to see this one through. Back in the day this line seemed very futuristic. The original way of doing “We Can Build You” (2nd part) was way more powerful and low percentage. The new heel hook beta makes the crux high percentage, thus making the full connection seem probable. We originally thought “we can build you” was hard 14 but now it feels more like hard 13. Insomniac is on the cusp of 15/16, but do feel like it is harder than most 15s I’ve done in this style. Insomniac is a daunting task to take on. 

Fall season has begun… time to get to work 🔥

Images by  @dreamaliveproductions 

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage

12K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : Insomniac (8C /v16) 🧟‍♂️ Fall temps have arrived in the alpine. Finally didn’t melt off the final friction traverse at the end 🫠. Learned how to do some technical heel hooking. Overall was a pleasure to climb on this line that @drewruana established last July. The full line is broken into two parts. The first part is a powerful crimp isolation section into a jug rest (8B). The second part is power tech climbing on friction slopers, heel hooks, and a friction dependent trav until the final jug (8B). I fell too many times on the last trav cause of wet tips. I knew as soon as it got cold n dry this section would not be an issue. Hyped to see this one through. Back in the day this line seemed very futuristic. The original way of doing “We Can Build You” (2nd part) was way more powerful and low percentage. The new heel hook beta makes the crux high percentage, thus making the full connection seem probable. We originally thought “we can build you” was hard 14 but now it feels more like hard 13. Insomniac is on the cusp of 15/16, but do feel like it is harder than most 15s I’ve done in this style. Insomniac is a daunting task to take on. Fall season has begun… time to get to work 🔥 Images by @dreamaliveproductions @thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Likes : 12044
Daniel Woods - 12K Likes - Insomniac (8C /v16) 🧟‍♂️

Fall temps have arrived in the alpine. Finally didn’t melt off the final friction traverse at the end 🫠. Learned how to do some technical heel hooking. Overall was a pleasure to climb on this line that @drewruana established last July. 

The full line is broken into two parts. The first part is a powerful crimp isolation section into a jug rest (8B). The second part is power tech climbing on friction slopers, heel hooks, and a friction dependent trav until the final jug (8B). I fell too many times on the last trav cause of wet tips. I knew as soon as it got cold n dry this section would not be an issue. 

Hyped to see this one through. Back in the day this line seemed very futuristic. The original way of doing “We Can Build You” (2nd part) was way more powerful and low percentage. The new heel hook beta makes the crux high percentage, thus making the full connection seem probable. We originally thought “we can build you” was hard 14 but now it feels more like hard 13. Insomniac is on the cusp of 15/16, but do feel like it is harder than most 15s I’ve done in this style. Insomniac is a daunting task to take on. 

Fall season has begun… time to get to work 🔥

Images by  @dreamaliveproductions 

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage

12K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : Insomniac (8C /v16) 🧟‍♂️ Fall temps have arrived in the alpine. Finally didn’t melt off the final friction traverse at the end 🫠. Learned how to do some technical heel hooking. Overall was a pleasure to climb on this line that @drewruana established last July. The full line is broken into two parts. The first part is a powerful crimp isolation section into a jug rest (8B). The second part is power tech climbing on friction slopers, heel hooks, and a friction dependent trav until the final jug (8B). I fell too many times on the last trav cause of wet tips. I knew as soon as it got cold n dry this section would not be an issue. Hyped to see this one through. Back in the day this line seemed very futuristic. The original way of doing “We Can Build You” (2nd part) was way more powerful and low percentage. The new heel hook beta makes the crux high percentage, thus making the full connection seem probable. We originally thought “we can build you” was hard 14 but now it feels more like hard 13. Insomniac is on the cusp of 15/16, but do feel like it is harder than most 15s I’ve done in this style. Insomniac is a daunting task to take on. Fall season has begun… time to get to work 🔥 Images by @dreamaliveproductions @thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Likes : 12044
Daniel Woods - 12K Likes - Insomniac (8C /v16) 🧟‍♂️

Fall temps have arrived in the alpine. Finally didn’t melt off the final friction traverse at the end 🫠. Learned how to do some technical heel hooking. Overall was a pleasure to climb on this line that @drewruana established last July. 

The full line is broken into two parts. The first part is a powerful crimp isolation section into a jug rest (8B). The second part is power tech climbing on friction slopers, heel hooks, and a friction dependent trav until the final jug (8B). I fell too many times on the last trav cause of wet tips. I knew as soon as it got cold n dry this section would not be an issue. 

Hyped to see this one through. Back in the day this line seemed very futuristic. The original way of doing “We Can Build You” (2nd part) was way more powerful and low percentage. The new heel hook beta makes the crux high percentage, thus making the full connection seem probable. We originally thought “we can build you” was hard 14 but now it feels more like hard 13. Insomniac is on the cusp of 15/16, but do feel like it is harder than most 15s I’ve done in this style. Insomniac is a daunting task to take on. 

Fall season has begun… time to get to work 🔥

Images by  @dreamaliveproductions 

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage

12K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : Insomniac (8C /v16) 🧟‍♂️ Fall temps have arrived in the alpine. Finally didn’t melt off the final friction traverse at the end 🫠. Learned how to do some technical heel hooking. Overall was a pleasure to climb on this line that @drewruana established last July. The full line is broken into two parts. The first part is a powerful crimp isolation section into a jug rest (8B). The second part is power tech climbing on friction slopers, heel hooks, and a friction dependent trav until the final jug (8B). I fell too many times on the last trav cause of wet tips. I knew as soon as it got cold n dry this section would not be an issue. Hyped to see this one through. Back in the day this line seemed very futuristic. The original way of doing “We Can Build You” (2nd part) was way more powerful and low percentage. The new heel hook beta makes the crux high percentage, thus making the full connection seem probable. We originally thought “we can build you” was hard 14 but now it feels more like hard 13. Insomniac is on the cusp of 15/16, but do feel like it is harder than most 15s I’ve done in this style. Insomniac is a daunting task to take on. Fall season has begun… time to get to work 🔥 Images by @dreamaliveproductions @thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Likes : 12044
Daniel Woods - 12K Likes - Insomniac (8C /v16) 🧟‍♂️

Fall temps have arrived in the alpine. Finally didn’t melt off the final friction traverse at the end 🫠. Learned how to do some technical heel hooking. Overall was a pleasure to climb on this line that @drewruana established last July. 

The full line is broken into two parts. The first part is a powerful crimp isolation section into a jug rest (8B). The second part is power tech climbing on friction slopers, heel hooks, and a friction dependent trav until the final jug (8B). I fell too many times on the last trav cause of wet tips. I knew as soon as it got cold n dry this section would not be an issue. 

Hyped to see this one through. Back in the day this line seemed very futuristic. The original way of doing “We Can Build You” (2nd part) was way more powerful and low percentage. The new heel hook beta makes the crux high percentage, thus making the full connection seem probable. We originally thought “we can build you” was hard 14 but now it feels more like hard 13. Insomniac is on the cusp of 15/16, but do feel like it is harder than most 15s I’ve done in this style. Insomniac is a daunting task to take on. 

Fall season has begun… time to get to work 🔥

Images by  @dreamaliveproductions 

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage

12K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : Insomniac (8C /v16) 🧟‍♂️ Fall temps have arrived in the alpine. Finally didn’t melt off the final friction traverse at the end 🫠. Learned how to do some technical heel hooking. Overall was a pleasure to climb on this line that @drewruana established last July. The full line is broken into two parts. The first part is a powerful crimp isolation section into a jug rest (8B). The second part is power tech climbing on friction slopers, heel hooks, and a friction dependent trav until the final jug (8B). I fell too many times on the last trav cause of wet tips. I knew as soon as it got cold n dry this section would not be an issue. Hyped to see this one through. Back in the day this line seemed very futuristic. The original way of doing “We Can Build You” (2nd part) was way more powerful and low percentage. The new heel hook beta makes the crux high percentage, thus making the full connection seem probable. We originally thought “we can build you” was hard 14 but now it feels more like hard 13. Insomniac is on the cusp of 15/16, but do feel like it is harder than most 15s I’ve done in this style. Insomniac is a daunting task to take on. Fall season has begun… time to get to work 🔥 Images by @dreamaliveproductions @thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Likes : 12044
Daniel Woods - 12K Likes - Insomniac (8C /v16) 🧟‍♂️

Fall temps have arrived in the alpine. Finally didn’t melt off the final friction traverse at the end 🫠. Learned how to do some technical heel hooking. Overall was a pleasure to climb on this line that @drewruana established last July. 

The full line is broken into two parts. The first part is a powerful crimp isolation section into a jug rest (8B). The second part is power tech climbing on friction slopers, heel hooks, and a friction dependent trav until the final jug (8B). I fell too many times on the last trav cause of wet tips. I knew as soon as it got cold n dry this section would not be an issue. 

Hyped to see this one through. Back in the day this line seemed very futuristic. The original way of doing “We Can Build You” (2nd part) was way more powerful and low percentage. The new heel hook beta makes the crux high percentage, thus making the full connection seem probable. We originally thought “we can build you” was hard 14 but now it feels more like hard 13. Insomniac is on the cusp of 15/16, but do feel like it is harder than most 15s I’ve done in this style. Insomniac is a daunting task to take on. 

Fall season has begun… time to get to work 🔥

Images by  @dreamaliveproductions 

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage

12K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : Insomniac (8C /v16) 🧟‍♂️ Fall temps have arrived in the alpine. Finally didn’t melt off the final friction traverse at the end 🫠. Learned how to do some technical heel hooking. Overall was a pleasure to climb on this line that @drewruana established last July. The full line is broken into two parts. The first part is a powerful crimp isolation section into a jug rest (8B). The second part is power tech climbing on friction slopers, heel hooks, and a friction dependent trav until the final jug (8B). I fell too many times on the last trav cause of wet tips. I knew as soon as it got cold n dry this section would not be an issue. Hyped to see this one through. Back in the day this line seemed very futuristic. The original way of doing “We Can Build You” (2nd part) was way more powerful and low percentage. The new heel hook beta makes the crux high percentage, thus making the full connection seem probable. We originally thought “we can build you” was hard 14 but now it feels more like hard 13. Insomniac is on the cusp of 15/16, but do feel like it is harder than most 15s I’ve done in this style. Insomniac is a daunting task to take on. Fall season has begun… time to get to work 🔥 Images by @dreamaliveproductions @thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Likes : 12044
Daniel Woods - 11.9K Likes - 🍄👁️👁️🍄

Open your mind… go within

Tatt by @savageson 

In memory of Steve Woods

11.9K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : 🍄👁️👁️🍄 Open your mind… go within Tatt by @savageson In memory of Steve Woods
Likes : 11913
Daniel Woods - 11.9K Likes - Multiverse 

Nov. of 2014, @jwebxl established “Multiverse” after a few days of effort. He highly spoke of the climb, but it sat dormant for years without any attention. The grade he proposed was v14.

Now in 2022 the line finally receives some  attention. Cant believe it took me so long to revisit it 😂. Multiverse is damn near perfect. Obvious start, great hold selection, unique moves, resistant (19 moves long), flat landing, eye catching colors in the rock, peaceful hang… great vibes with this line.

I tried multi back in may with @mcneely23 , got close, but then it became hot. Now it’s fall and feeling good. Unfortunately, my first day back on it I felt my left inner thigh pop, got nauseous, and accepted that it may not happen this season. 10 days went by and my muscle pain started to fade. I returned back to see if I could do the moves without pain and there was little. Now it’s on again but conditions are getting a little too temps. Let’s see what happens. Vid is from a close go after the injury. 

shoutout to @davinbagdonas for finding this thing and and sharing it with us! 

Also jimmy was on one calling it 14 😂. We even found better beta for all 3 crux sections and it still feels 15. The way jimmy climbed this line is pretty fucked up!

Vid by @arjandekock

11.9K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : Multiverse Nov. of 2014, @jwebxl established “Multiverse” after a few days of effort. He highly spoke of the climb, but it sat dormant for years without any attention. The grade he proposed was v14. Now in 2022 the line finally receives some attention. Cant believe it took me so long to revisit it 😂. Multiverse is damn near perfect. Obvious start, great hold selection, unique moves, resistant (19 moves long), flat landing, eye catching colors in the rock, peaceful hang… great vibes with this line. I tried multi back in may with @mcneely23 , got close, but then it became hot. Now it’s fall and feeling good. Unfortunately, my first day back on it I felt my left inner thigh pop, got nauseous, and accepted that it may not happen this season. 10 days went by and my muscle pain started to fade. I returned back to see if I could do the moves without pain and there was little. Now it’s on again but conditions are getting a little too temps. Let’s see what happens. Vid is from a close go after the injury. shoutout to @davinbagdonas for finding this thing and and sharing it with us! Also jimmy was on one calling it 14 😂. We even found better beta for all 3 crux sections and it still feels 15. The way jimmy climbed this line is pretty fucked up! Vid by @arjandekock
Likes : 11897
Daniel Woods - 11.9K Likes - Multiverse (v14)

4th asc.
Stoked to see this thing through.
Injured inner thigh muscle, uncomfortably cold conditions, and sickness all hit at me while I had one objective in mind… finish multiverse. In the end everything worked out and patience always wins. Phenomenal piece of rock and moves… worlds best shit right here. 

Photos @bearcam

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage

11.9K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : Multiverse (v14) 4th asc. Stoked to see this thing through. Injured inner thigh muscle, uncomfortably cold conditions, and sickness all hit at me while I had one objective in mind… finish multiverse. In the end everything worked out and patience always wins. Phenomenal piece of rock and moves… worlds best shit right here. Photos @bearcam @thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Likes : 11870
Daniel Woods - 11.9K Likes - Multiverse (v14)

4th asc.
Stoked to see this thing through.
Injured inner thigh muscle, uncomfortably cold conditions, and sickness all hit at me while I had one objective in mind… finish multiverse. In the end everything worked out and patience always wins. Phenomenal piece of rock and moves… worlds best shit right here. 

Photos @bearcam

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage

11.9K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : Multiverse (v14) 4th asc. Stoked to see this thing through. Injured inner thigh muscle, uncomfortably cold conditions, and sickness all hit at me while I had one objective in mind… finish multiverse. In the end everything worked out and patience always wins. Phenomenal piece of rock and moves… worlds best shit right here. Photos @bearcam @thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Likes : 11870
Daniel Woods - 11.9K Likes - Multiverse (v14)

4th asc.
Stoked to see this thing through.
Injured inner thigh muscle, uncomfortably cold conditions, and sickness all hit at me while I had one objective in mind… finish multiverse. In the end everything worked out and patience always wins. Phenomenal piece of rock and moves… worlds best shit right here. 

Photos @bearcam

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage

11.9K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : Multiverse (v14) 4th asc. Stoked to see this thing through. Injured inner thigh muscle, uncomfortably cold conditions, and sickness all hit at me while I had one objective in mind… finish multiverse. In the end everything worked out and patience always wins. Phenomenal piece of rock and moves… worlds best shit right here. Photos @bearcam @thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Likes : 11870
Daniel Woods - 11.9K Likes - Multiverse (v14)

4th asc.
Stoked to see this thing through.
Injured inner thigh muscle, uncomfortably cold conditions, and sickness all hit at me while I had one objective in mind… finish multiverse. In the end everything worked out and patience always wins. Phenomenal piece of rock and moves… worlds best shit right here. 

Photos @bearcam

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage

11.9K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : Multiverse (v14) 4th asc. Stoked to see this thing through. Injured inner thigh muscle, uncomfortably cold conditions, and sickness all hit at me while I had one objective in mind… finish multiverse. In the end everything worked out and patience always wins. Phenomenal piece of rock and moves… worlds best shit right here. Photos @bearcam @thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Likes : 11870
Daniel Woods - 11.8K Likes - I have been in Ticino for a month now and “Alphane” (9A) has consumed most of my time. Last year I tried “Alphane” for 3  weeks. I was able to link only a few moves in a row. At first I thought “Alphane” was going to be my style, but later learned that the top section did not fit my strengths. The subtleties of grabbing these flat/open hand holds along with understanding how to maintain body tension and move between these holds took me a while to learn. “Alphane” tests both powerful and technical aspects in climbing.

This trip I felt a lot more comfortable in the top section. Longer links were coming together. Psyche was high until I got hit with a death flu, which put me out for a bit. Once I recovered, I decided to try “Alphane” from the start and see how far I could climb. This ended up being more successful than expected. I made it to the last two hard/weird moves at the end a couple times. Confidence increased and the realization that “Alphane” is doable came into play. 

There is still some fine tuning of my flow on the line that needs to be done, but overall I am stoked to continue leveling up on this line and see how things play out. Need Mother Nature to get on my side as well 😂.

Vids are some of the links that have gone down so far.

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage

11.8K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : I have been in Ticino for a month now and “Alphane” (9A) has consumed most of my time. Last year I tried “Alphane” for 3 weeks. I was able to link only a few moves in a row. At first I thought “Alphane” was going to be my style, but later learned that the top section did not fit my strengths. The subtleties of grabbing these flat/open hand holds along with understanding how to maintain body tension and move between these holds took me a while to learn. “Alphane” tests both powerful and technical aspects in climbing. This trip I felt a lot more comfortable in the top section. Longer links were coming together. Psyche was high until I got hit with a death flu, which put me out for a bit. Once I recovered, I decided to try “Alphane” from the start and see how far I could climb. This ended up being more successful than expected. I made it to the last two hard/weird moves at the end a couple times. Confidence increased and the realization that “Alphane” is doable came into play. There is still some fine tuning of my flow on the line that needs to be done, but overall I am stoked to continue leveling up on this line and see how things play out. Need Mother Nature to get on my side as well 😂. Vids are some of the links that have gone down so far. @thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Likes : 11807
Daniel Woods - 11.8K Likes - I have been in Ticino for a month now and “Alphane” (9A) has consumed most of my time. Last year I tried “Alphane” for 3  weeks. I was able to link only a few moves in a row. At first I thought “Alphane” was going to be my style, but later learned that the top section did not fit my strengths. The subtleties of grabbing these flat/open hand holds along with understanding how to maintain body tension and move between these holds took me a while to learn. “Alphane” tests both powerful and technical aspects in climbing.

This trip I felt a lot more comfortable in the top section. Longer links were coming together. Psyche was high until I got hit with a death flu, which put me out for a bit. Once I recovered, I decided to try “Alphane” from the start and see how far I could climb. This ended up being more successful than expected. I made it to the last two hard/weird moves at the end a couple times. Confidence increased and the realization that “Alphane” is doable came into play. 

There is still some fine tuning of my flow on the line that needs to be done, but overall I am stoked to continue leveling up on this line and see how things play out. Need Mother Nature to get on my side as well 😂.

Vids are some of the links that have gone down so far.

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage

11.8K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : I have been in Ticino for a month now and “Alphane” (9A) has consumed most of my time. Last year I tried “Alphane” for 3 weeks. I was able to link only a few moves in a row. At first I thought “Alphane” was going to be my style, but later learned that the top section did not fit my strengths. The subtleties of grabbing these flat/open hand holds along with understanding how to maintain body tension and move between these holds took me a while to learn. “Alphane” tests both powerful and technical aspects in climbing. This trip I felt a lot more comfortable in the top section. Longer links were coming together. Psyche was high until I got hit with a death flu, which put me out for a bit. Once I recovered, I decided to try “Alphane” from the start and see how far I could climb. This ended up being more successful than expected. I made it to the last two hard/weird moves at the end a couple times. Confidence increased and the realization that “Alphane” is doable came into play. There is still some fine tuning of my flow on the line that needs to be done, but overall I am stoked to continue leveling up on this line and see how things play out. Need Mother Nature to get on my side as well 😂. Vids are some of the links that have gone down so far. @thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Likes : 11807
Daniel Woods - 11.8K Likes - I have been in Ticino for a month now and “Alphane” (9A) has consumed most of my time. Last year I tried “Alphane” for 3  weeks. I was able to link only a few moves in a row. At first I thought “Alphane” was going to be my style, but later learned that the top section did not fit my strengths. The subtleties of grabbing these flat/open hand holds along with understanding how to maintain body tension and move between these holds took me a while to learn. “Alphane” tests both powerful and technical aspects in climbing.

This trip I felt a lot more comfortable in the top section. Longer links were coming together. Psyche was high until I got hit with a death flu, which put me out for a bit. Once I recovered, I decided to try “Alphane” from the start and see how far I could climb. This ended up being more successful than expected. I made it to the last two hard/weird moves at the end a couple times. Confidence increased and the realization that “Alphane” is doable came into play. 

There is still some fine tuning of my flow on the line that needs to be done, but overall I am stoked to continue leveling up on this line and see how things play out. Need Mother Nature to get on my side as well 😂.

Vids are some of the links that have gone down so far.

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage

11.8K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : I have been in Ticino for a month now and “Alphane” (9A) has consumed most of my time. Last year I tried “Alphane” for 3 weeks. I was able to link only a few moves in a row. At first I thought “Alphane” was going to be my style, but later learned that the top section did not fit my strengths. The subtleties of grabbing these flat/open hand holds along with understanding how to maintain body tension and move between these holds took me a while to learn. “Alphane” tests both powerful and technical aspects in climbing. This trip I felt a lot more comfortable in the top section. Longer links were coming together. Psyche was high until I got hit with a death flu, which put me out for a bit. Once I recovered, I decided to try “Alphane” from the start and see how far I could climb. This ended up being more successful than expected. I made it to the last two hard/weird moves at the end a couple times. Confidence increased and the realization that “Alphane” is doable came into play. There is still some fine tuning of my flow on the line that needs to be done, but overall I am stoked to continue leveling up on this line and see how things play out. Need Mother Nature to get on my side as well 😂. Vids are some of the links that have gone down so far. @thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Likes : 11807
Daniel Woods - 11.8K Likes - I have been in Ticino for a month now and “Alphane” (9A) has consumed most of my time. Last year I tried “Alphane” for 3  weeks. I was able to link only a few moves in a row. At first I thought “Alphane” was going to be my style, but later learned that the top section did not fit my strengths. The subtleties of grabbing these flat/open hand holds along with understanding how to maintain body tension and move between these holds took me a while to learn. “Alphane” tests both powerful and technical aspects in climbing.

This trip I felt a lot more comfortable in the top section. Longer links were coming together. Psyche was high until I got hit with a death flu, which put me out for a bit. Once I recovered, I decided to try “Alphane” from the start and see how far I could climb. This ended up being more successful than expected. I made it to the last two hard/weird moves at the end a couple times. Confidence increased and the realization that “Alphane” is doable came into play. 

There is still some fine tuning of my flow on the line that needs to be done, but overall I am stoked to continue leveling up on this line and see how things play out. Need Mother Nature to get on my side as well 😂.

Vids are some of the links that have gone down so far.

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage

11.8K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : I have been in Ticino for a month now and “Alphane” (9A) has consumed most of my time. Last year I tried “Alphane” for 3 weeks. I was able to link only a few moves in a row. At first I thought “Alphane” was going to be my style, but later learned that the top section did not fit my strengths. The subtleties of grabbing these flat/open hand holds along with understanding how to maintain body tension and move between these holds took me a while to learn. “Alphane” tests both powerful and technical aspects in climbing. This trip I felt a lot more comfortable in the top section. Longer links were coming together. Psyche was high until I got hit with a death flu, which put me out for a bit. Once I recovered, I decided to try “Alphane” from the start and see how far I could climb. This ended up being more successful than expected. I made it to the last two hard/weird moves at the end a couple times. Confidence increased and the realization that “Alphane” is doable came into play. There is still some fine tuning of my flow on the line that needs to be done, but overall I am stoked to continue leveling up on this line and see how things play out. Need Mother Nature to get on my side as well 😂. Vids are some of the links that have gone down so far. @thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
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Daniel Woods - 11.6K Likes - “The Dark Passenger” FA (8B ) proposed 

Location: Bignasco, Bavona
Details: around 9m tall, 40 degrees overhung 

In 2020 I found this big wall uphill from Grandissimo. I rapped down and briefly brushed up the top section. At first glance I thought it was going to be a nice 8A highball on perfect rock. I tried a few of the moves, then abandoned it for other lines. It was going to take way more preparation work and a lot of pads to try and climb it. 

This year I decided to revisit the wall and thoroughly clean it. With the help of a ladder I could see what the bottom section was about. The hold selection was pretty all time. Two perfect pockets led to two perfect pinches. The left hand pinch was sloping and narrow. The right hand pinch was sloping and wide. From this position you explode out left hand to a banana shaped grip that is good but rounded. This is the crux move. Boulder one ends here. 

Boulder 2 is more technical and psychological. The holds are friction dependent and turned in a way that makes the positions feel uneasy. The top-out is not very secure feeling as well. There is a bulge encounter on these sloping pocket esq. dishes. The final move to get your torso over the bulge to a point where you can stand up is  committing. You do this section around 9m off the deck. 

Overall this line climbs like a mini route with no rest. Fatigue built more than I expected for the final lip encounter. I envisioned feeling fresh for the top-out, but instead had numb fingers and a decent pump going. It was my last day though so I went for it and hoped for the best. The experience was exhilarating. It’s been a while since I’ve done a psychologically hard line.

Boulder 1 felt to be soft 8B. Boulder 2 felt like soft 7C  with a psychological element added to the difficulty. 

Best line that I have found and cleaned. Made my swiss trip. 

Photos: @bobbysorich 

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage

11.6K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : “The Dark Passenger” FA (8B ) proposed Location: Bignasco, Bavona Details: around 9m tall, 40 degrees overhung In 2020 I found this big wall uphill from Grandissimo. I rapped down and briefly brushed up the top section. At first glance I thought it was going to be a nice 8A highball on perfect rock. I tried a few of the moves, then abandoned it for other lines. It was going to take way more preparation work and a lot of pads to try and climb it. This year I decided to revisit the wall and thoroughly clean it. With the help of a ladder I could see what the bottom section was about. The hold selection was pretty all time. Two perfect pockets led to two perfect pinches. The left hand pinch was sloping and narrow. The right hand pinch was sloping and wide. From this position you explode out left hand to a banana shaped grip that is good but rounded. This is the crux move. Boulder one ends here. Boulder 2 is more technical and psychological. The holds are friction dependent and turned in a way that makes the positions feel uneasy. The top-out is not very secure feeling as well. There is a bulge encounter on these sloping pocket esq. dishes. The final move to get your torso over the bulge to a point where you can stand up is committing. You do this section around 9m off the deck. Overall this line climbs like a mini route with no rest. Fatigue built more than I expected for the final lip encounter. I envisioned feeling fresh for the top-out, but instead had numb fingers and a decent pump going. It was my last day though so I went for it and hoped for the best. The experience was exhilarating. It’s been a while since I’ve done a psychologically hard line. Boulder 1 felt to be soft 8B. Boulder 2 felt like soft 7C with a psychological element added to the difficulty. Best line that I have found and cleaned. Made my swiss trip. Photos: @bobbysorich @thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Likes : 11597
Daniel Woods - 11.6K Likes - “The Dark Passenger” FA (8B ) proposed 

Location: Bignasco, Bavona
Details: around 9m tall, 40 degrees overhung 

In 2020 I found this big wall uphill from Grandissimo. I rapped down and briefly brushed up the top section. At first glance I thought it was going to be a nice 8A highball on perfect rock. I tried a few of the moves, then abandoned it for other lines. It was going to take way more preparation work and a lot of pads to try and climb it. 

This year I decided to revisit the wall and thoroughly clean it. With the help of a ladder I could see what the bottom section was about. The hold selection was pretty all time. Two perfect pockets led to two perfect pinches. The left hand pinch was sloping and narrow. The right hand pinch was sloping and wide. From this position you explode out left hand to a banana shaped grip that is good but rounded. This is the crux move. Boulder one ends here. 

Boulder 2 is more technical and psychological. The holds are friction dependent and turned in a way that makes the positions feel uneasy. The top-out is not very secure feeling as well. There is a bulge encounter on these sloping pocket esq. dishes. The final move to get your torso over the bulge to a point where you can stand up is  committing. You do this section around 9m off the deck. 

Overall this line climbs like a mini route with no rest. Fatigue built more than I expected for the final lip encounter. I envisioned feeling fresh for the top-out, but instead had numb fingers and a decent pump going. It was my last day though so I went for it and hoped for the best. The experience was exhilarating. It’s been a while since I’ve done a psychologically hard line.

Boulder 1 felt to be soft 8B. Boulder 2 felt like soft 7C  with a psychological element added to the difficulty. 

Best line that I have found and cleaned. Made my swiss trip. 

Photos: @bobbysorich 

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage

11.6K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : “The Dark Passenger” FA (8B ) proposed Location: Bignasco, Bavona Details: around 9m tall, 40 degrees overhung In 2020 I found this big wall uphill from Grandissimo. I rapped down and briefly brushed up the top section. At first glance I thought it was going to be a nice 8A highball on perfect rock. I tried a few of the moves, then abandoned it for other lines. It was going to take way more preparation work and a lot of pads to try and climb it. This year I decided to revisit the wall and thoroughly clean it. With the help of a ladder I could see what the bottom section was about. The hold selection was pretty all time. Two perfect pockets led to two perfect pinches. The left hand pinch was sloping and narrow. The right hand pinch was sloping and wide. From this position you explode out left hand to a banana shaped grip that is good but rounded. This is the crux move. Boulder one ends here. Boulder 2 is more technical and psychological. The holds are friction dependent and turned in a way that makes the positions feel uneasy. The top-out is not very secure feeling as well. There is a bulge encounter on these sloping pocket esq. dishes. The final move to get your torso over the bulge to a point where you can stand up is committing. You do this section around 9m off the deck. Overall this line climbs like a mini route with no rest. Fatigue built more than I expected for the final lip encounter. I envisioned feeling fresh for the top-out, but instead had numb fingers and a decent pump going. It was my last day though so I went for it and hoped for the best. The experience was exhilarating. It’s been a while since I’ve done a psychologically hard line. Boulder 1 felt to be soft 8B. Boulder 2 felt like soft 7C with a psychological element added to the difficulty. Best line that I have found and cleaned. Made my swiss trip. Photos: @bobbysorich @thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Likes : 11597
Daniel Woods - 11.6K Likes - “The Dark Passenger” FA (8B ) proposed 

Location: Bignasco, Bavona
Details: around 9m tall, 40 degrees overhung 

In 2020 I found this big wall uphill from Grandissimo. I rapped down and briefly brushed up the top section. At first glance I thought it was going to be a nice 8A highball on perfect rock. I tried a few of the moves, then abandoned it for other lines. It was going to take way more preparation work and a lot of pads to try and climb it. 

This year I decided to revisit the wall and thoroughly clean it. With the help of a ladder I could see what the bottom section was about. The hold selection was pretty all time. Two perfect pockets led to two perfect pinches. The left hand pinch was sloping and narrow. The right hand pinch was sloping and wide. From this position you explode out left hand to a banana shaped grip that is good but rounded. This is the crux move. Boulder one ends here. 

Boulder 2 is more technical and psychological. The holds are friction dependent and turned in a way that makes the positions feel uneasy. The top-out is not very secure feeling as well. There is a bulge encounter on these sloping pocket esq. dishes. The final move to get your torso over the bulge to a point where you can stand up is  committing. You do this section around 9m off the deck. 

Overall this line climbs like a mini route with no rest. Fatigue built more than I expected for the final lip encounter. I envisioned feeling fresh for the top-out, but instead had numb fingers and a decent pump going. It was my last day though so I went for it and hoped for the best. The experience was exhilarating. It’s been a while since I’ve done a psychologically hard line.

Boulder 1 felt to be soft 8B. Boulder 2 felt like soft 7C  with a psychological element added to the difficulty. 

Best line that I have found and cleaned. Made my swiss trip. 

Photos: @bobbysorich 

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage

11.6K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : “The Dark Passenger” FA (8B ) proposed Location: Bignasco, Bavona Details: around 9m tall, 40 degrees overhung In 2020 I found this big wall uphill from Grandissimo. I rapped down and briefly brushed up the top section. At first glance I thought it was going to be a nice 8A highball on perfect rock. I tried a few of the moves, then abandoned it for other lines. It was going to take way more preparation work and a lot of pads to try and climb it. This year I decided to revisit the wall and thoroughly clean it. With the help of a ladder I could see what the bottom section was about. The hold selection was pretty all time. Two perfect pockets led to two perfect pinches. The left hand pinch was sloping and narrow. The right hand pinch was sloping and wide. From this position you explode out left hand to a banana shaped grip that is good but rounded. This is the crux move. Boulder one ends here. Boulder 2 is more technical and psychological. The holds are friction dependent and turned in a way that makes the positions feel uneasy. The top-out is not very secure feeling as well. There is a bulge encounter on these sloping pocket esq. dishes. The final move to get your torso over the bulge to a point where you can stand up is committing. You do this section around 9m off the deck. Overall this line climbs like a mini route with no rest. Fatigue built more than I expected for the final lip encounter. I envisioned feeling fresh for the top-out, but instead had numb fingers and a decent pump going. It was my last day though so I went for it and hoped for the best. The experience was exhilarating. It’s been a while since I’ve done a psychologically hard line. Boulder 1 felt to be soft 8B. Boulder 2 felt like soft 7C with a psychological element added to the difficulty. Best line that I have found and cleaned. Made my swiss trip. Photos: @bobbysorich @thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Likes : 11597
Daniel Woods - 11.2K Likes - “Zoolander” (9a/14d) 2nd asc?

Went to the red river gorge for a quick 3 day trip. Managed to send this route put up by @alexandermegos. It’s a pretty savage 18 move power endurance line. The holds are small and aggressive. Felt like doing an intro 8B/v13 straight into a 7C /v10 with no rest. Great robotic style tension climbing… my fav 😁.

11.2K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : “Zoolander” (9a/14d) 2nd asc? Went to the red river gorge for a quick 3 day trip. Managed to send this route put up by @alexandermegos. It’s a pretty savage 18 move power endurance line. The holds are small and aggressive. Felt like doing an intro 8B/v13 straight into a 7C /v10 with no rest. Great robotic style tension climbing… my fav 😁.
Likes : 11219
Daniel Woods - 11.1K Likes - Compass North (8B ) Flash 

great power crimp line established by @clem_lechap . The crux hold on this thing is pretty evil. Moves are super basic and straight forward making it a great flash contender. I looked at this line back in may and was inspired to give it a good first go effort. This trip I waited for the right day with cold/dry conditions to try and do it first go. I got that day and everything flowed how I wanted it to. 

stoked to get the 3rd ascent after Clem and @aidan.roberts98. Not sure if this thing will stand being 8B  but who knows? Everything about this line was in my style of climbing and it still was a good fight. Regardless if it’s 8B/ , compass north is my hardest flash, so I feel proud with that. 

got some good vid from @renegrincourt_ that will be coming out soonish. 

Photos @lisapaarviophotography 

@thenorthface @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage

11.1K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : Compass North (8B ) Flash great power crimp line established by @clem_lechap . The crux hold on this thing is pretty evil. Moves are super basic and straight forward making it a great flash contender. I looked at this line back in may and was inspired to give it a good first go effort. This trip I waited for the right day with cold/dry conditions to try and do it first go. I got that day and everything flowed how I wanted it to. stoked to get the 3rd ascent after Clem and @aidan.roberts98. Not sure if this thing will stand being 8B but who knows? Everything about this line was in my style of climbing and it still was a good fight. Regardless if it’s 8B/ , compass north is my hardest flash, so I feel proud with that. got some good vid from @renegrincourt_ that will be coming out soonish. Photos @lisapaarviophotography @thenorthface @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Likes : 11074
Daniel Woods - 11.1K Likes - Compass North (8B ) Flash 

great power crimp line established by @clem_lechap . The crux hold on this thing is pretty evil. Moves are super basic and straight forward making it a great flash contender. I looked at this line back in may and was inspired to give it a good first go effort. This trip I waited for the right day with cold/dry conditions to try and do it first go. I got that day and everything flowed how I wanted it to. 

stoked to get the 3rd ascent after Clem and @aidan.roberts98. Not sure if this thing will stand being 8B  but who knows? Everything about this line was in my style of climbing and it still was a good fight. Regardless if it’s 8B/ , compass north is my hardest flash, so I feel proud with that. 

got some good vid from @renegrincourt_ that will be coming out soonish. 

Photos @lisapaarviophotography 

@thenorthface @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage

11.1K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : Compass North (8B ) Flash great power crimp line established by @clem_lechap . The crux hold on this thing is pretty evil. Moves are super basic and straight forward making it a great flash contender. I looked at this line back in may and was inspired to give it a good first go effort. This trip I waited for the right day with cold/dry conditions to try and do it first go. I got that day and everything flowed how I wanted it to. stoked to get the 3rd ascent after Clem and @aidan.roberts98. Not sure if this thing will stand being 8B but who knows? Everything about this line was in my style of climbing and it still was a good fight. Regardless if it’s 8B/ , compass north is my hardest flash, so I feel proud with that. got some good vid from @renegrincourt_ that will be coming out soonish. Photos @lisapaarviophotography @thenorthface @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Likes : 11074
Daniel Woods - 11.1K Likes - Compass North (8B ) Flash 

great power crimp line established by @clem_lechap . The crux hold on this thing is pretty evil. Moves are super basic and straight forward making it a great flash contender. I looked at this line back in may and was inspired to give it a good first go effort. This trip I waited for the right day with cold/dry conditions to try and do it first go. I got that day and everything flowed how I wanted it to. 

stoked to get the 3rd ascent after Clem and @aidan.roberts98. Not sure if this thing will stand being 8B  but who knows? Everything about this line was in my style of climbing and it still was a good fight. Regardless if it’s 8B/ , compass north is my hardest flash, so I feel proud with that. 

got some good vid from @renegrincourt_ that will be coming out soonish. 

Photos @lisapaarviophotography 

@thenorthface @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage

11.1K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : Compass North (8B ) Flash great power crimp line established by @clem_lechap . The crux hold on this thing is pretty evil. Moves are super basic and straight forward making it a great flash contender. I looked at this line back in may and was inspired to give it a good first go effort. This trip I waited for the right day with cold/dry conditions to try and do it first go. I got that day and everything flowed how I wanted it to. stoked to get the 3rd ascent after Clem and @aidan.roberts98. Not sure if this thing will stand being 8B but who knows? Everything about this line was in my style of climbing and it still was a good fight. Regardless if it’s 8B/ , compass north is my hardest flash, so I feel proud with that. got some good vid from @renegrincourt_ that will be coming out soonish. Photos @lisapaarviophotography @thenorthface @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Likes : 11074
Daniel Woods - 10.4K Likes - Got @organicclimbing pads?

Location: Tahoe 

@neilson.ben photos

10.4K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : Got @organicclimbing pads? Location: Tahoe @neilson.ben photos
Likes : 10423
Daniel Woods - 10.4K Likes - Got @organicclimbing pads?

Location: Tahoe 

@neilson.ben photos

10.4K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : Got @organicclimbing pads? Location: Tahoe @neilson.ben photos
Likes : 10423
Daniel Woods - 10.2K Likes - Embrace Gravity (8B /v14)

Throwback vid from my trip to Ticino back in March/April. This line immediately caught my eye. The hold selection, movement, and rock quality are top notch. A 7C intro leads to an intense 3 move 8B, followed by an easier yet heady finish. Was awesome to climb such a banger put up by @kimmarschner. 

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage

10.2K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : Embrace Gravity (8B /v14) Throwback vid from my trip to Ticino back in March/April. This line immediately caught my eye. The hold selection, movement, and rock quality are top notch. A 7C intro leads to an intense 3 move 8B, followed by an easier yet heady finish. Was awesome to climb such a banger put up by @kimmarschner. @thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Likes : 10184
Daniel Woods - 9.5K Likes - Freakshow (v15/8C)

First repeat after @drewruana 

Drew originally proposed 14, but I broke a key hand hold on the vertical section. This created a new crux which I think levels the climb up. 

Freakshow is divided into 3 sections:
Section 1- Physical moves on open hand underclings and foot smears lead to a positive edge at the lip of the roof.

Section 2- Powerful throw off this edge to a quarter pad mini pinch (crux 1) followed by resistant moves on small edges across the lip of the roof. This leads to a hard cut off of two small edges (crux 2) to gain a right heel and transfer onto the 20 foot vert/slab head wall. 

Section 3- Once you transfer there are three finger intensive moves (redpoint crux), followed by easier yet heady climbing to the top of the boulder.

Section difficulty breakdown:
v10/11 (7C /8A) to v13 (8B) to v8 (7B )

Freakshow offers around 40 feet of climbing. The style is both powerful and technical. Fun ride with this one.

Photos by @bobbysorich 

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage

9.5K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : Freakshow (v15/8C) First repeat after @drewruana Drew originally proposed 14, but I broke a key hand hold on the vertical section. This created a new crux which I think levels the climb up. Freakshow is divided into 3 sections: Section 1- Physical moves on open hand underclings and foot smears lead to a positive edge at the lip of the roof. Section 2- Powerful throw off this edge to a quarter pad mini pinch (crux 1) followed by resistant moves on small edges across the lip of the roof. This leads to a hard cut off of two small edges (crux 2) to gain a right heel and transfer onto the 20 foot vert/slab head wall. Section 3- Once you transfer there are three finger intensive moves (redpoint crux), followed by easier yet heady climbing to the top of the boulder. Section difficulty breakdown: v10/11 (7C /8A) to v13 (8B) to v8 (7B ) Freakshow offers around 40 feet of climbing. The style is both powerful and technical. Fun ride with this one. Photos by @bobbysorich @thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Likes : 9529
Daniel Woods - 9.5K Likes - Freakshow (v15/8C)

First repeat after @drewruana 

Drew originally proposed 14, but I broke a key hand hold on the vertical section. This created a new crux which I think levels the climb up. 

Freakshow is divided into 3 sections:
Section 1- Physical moves on open hand underclings and foot smears lead to a positive edge at the lip of the roof.

Section 2- Powerful throw off this edge to a quarter pad mini pinch (crux 1) followed by resistant moves on small edges across the lip of the roof. This leads to a hard cut off of two small edges (crux 2) to gain a right heel and transfer onto the 20 foot vert/slab head wall. 

Section 3- Once you transfer there are three finger intensive moves (redpoint crux), followed by easier yet heady climbing to the top of the boulder.

Section difficulty breakdown:
v10/11 (7C /8A) to v13 (8B) to v8 (7B )

Freakshow offers around 40 feet of climbing. The style is both powerful and technical. Fun ride with this one.

Photos by @bobbysorich 

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage

9.5K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : Freakshow (v15/8C) First repeat after @drewruana Drew originally proposed 14, but I broke a key hand hold on the vertical section. This created a new crux which I think levels the climb up. Freakshow is divided into 3 sections: Section 1- Physical moves on open hand underclings and foot smears lead to a positive edge at the lip of the roof. Section 2- Powerful throw off this edge to a quarter pad mini pinch (crux 1) followed by resistant moves on small edges across the lip of the roof. This leads to a hard cut off of two small edges (crux 2) to gain a right heel and transfer onto the 20 foot vert/slab head wall. Section 3- Once you transfer there are three finger intensive moves (redpoint crux), followed by easier yet heady climbing to the top of the boulder. Section difficulty breakdown: v10/11 (7C /8A) to v13 (8B) to v8 (7B ) Freakshow offers around 40 feet of climbing. The style is both powerful and technical. Fun ride with this one. Photos by @bobbysorich @thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Likes : 9529
Daniel Woods - 9.5K Likes - Freakshow (v15/8C)

First repeat after @drewruana 

Drew originally proposed 14, but I broke a key hand hold on the vertical section. This created a new crux which I think levels the climb up. 

Freakshow is divided into 3 sections:
Section 1- Physical moves on open hand underclings and foot smears lead to a positive edge at the lip of the roof.

Section 2- Powerful throw off this edge to a quarter pad mini pinch (crux 1) followed by resistant moves on small edges across the lip of the roof. This leads to a hard cut off of two small edges (crux 2) to gain a right heel and transfer onto the 20 foot vert/slab head wall. 

Section 3- Once you transfer there are three finger intensive moves (redpoint crux), followed by easier yet heady climbing to the top of the boulder.

Section difficulty breakdown:
v10/11 (7C /8A) to v13 (8B) to v8 (7B )

Freakshow offers around 40 feet of climbing. The style is both powerful and technical. Fun ride with this one.

Photos by @bobbysorich 

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage

9.5K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : Freakshow (v15/8C) First repeat after @drewruana Drew originally proposed 14, but I broke a key hand hold on the vertical section. This created a new crux which I think levels the climb up. Freakshow is divided into 3 sections: Section 1- Physical moves on open hand underclings and foot smears lead to a positive edge at the lip of the roof. Section 2- Powerful throw off this edge to a quarter pad mini pinch (crux 1) followed by resistant moves on small edges across the lip of the roof. This leads to a hard cut off of two small edges (crux 2) to gain a right heel and transfer onto the 20 foot vert/slab head wall. Section 3- Once you transfer there are three finger intensive moves (redpoint crux), followed by easier yet heady climbing to the top of the boulder. Section difficulty breakdown: v10/11 (7C /8A) to v13 (8B) to v8 (7B ) Freakshow offers around 40 feet of climbing. The style is both powerful and technical. Fun ride with this one. Photos by @bobbysorich @thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Likes : 9529
Daniel Woods - 9.5K Likes - Freakshow (v15/8C)

First repeat after @drewruana 

Drew originally proposed 14, but I broke a key hand hold on the vertical section. This created a new crux which I think levels the climb up. 

Freakshow is divided into 3 sections:
Section 1- Physical moves on open hand underclings and foot smears lead to a positive edge at the lip of the roof.

Section 2- Powerful throw off this edge to a quarter pad mini pinch (crux 1) followed by resistant moves on small edges across the lip of the roof. This leads to a hard cut off of two small edges (crux 2) to gain a right heel and transfer onto the 20 foot vert/slab head wall. 

Section 3- Once you transfer there are three finger intensive moves (redpoint crux), followed by easier yet heady climbing to the top of the boulder.

Section difficulty breakdown:
v10/11 (7C /8A) to v13 (8B) to v8 (7B )

Freakshow offers around 40 feet of climbing. The style is both powerful and technical. Fun ride with this one.

Photos by @bobbysorich 

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage

9.5K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : Freakshow (v15/8C) First repeat after @drewruana Drew originally proposed 14, but I broke a key hand hold on the vertical section. This created a new crux which I think levels the climb up. Freakshow is divided into 3 sections: Section 1- Physical moves on open hand underclings and foot smears lead to a positive edge at the lip of the roof. Section 2- Powerful throw off this edge to a quarter pad mini pinch (crux 1) followed by resistant moves on small edges across the lip of the roof. This leads to a hard cut off of two small edges (crux 2) to gain a right heel and transfer onto the 20 foot vert/slab head wall. Section 3- Once you transfer there are three finger intensive moves (redpoint crux), followed by easier yet heady climbing to the top of the boulder. Section difficulty breakdown: v10/11 (7C /8A) to v13 (8B) to v8 (7B ) Freakshow offers around 40 feet of climbing. The style is both powerful and technical. Fun ride with this one. Photos by @bobbysorich @thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Likes : 9529
Daniel Woods - 9.4K Likes - Been out here in the Vegas area for the last week climbing at the Roost. Managed to tick Spyfiction (8c /14c) and Manphibian (9a/14d). Both routes were put up by @andy_raether and have mega movement. Manphibian offers the full package of power, endurance, and tech in a route. The final 8a/13b slab to the chains was 🌶🌶🌶

Photos @eric_fallecker

9.4K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : Been out here in the Vegas area for the last week climbing at the Roost. Managed to tick Spyfiction (8c /14c) and Manphibian (9a/14d). Both routes were put up by @andy_raether and have mega movement. Manphibian offers the full package of power, endurance, and tech in a route. The final 8a/13b slab to the chains was 🌶🌶🌶 Photos @eric_fallecker
Likes : 9354
Daniel Woods - 9.4K Likes - Been out here in the Vegas area for the last week climbing at the Roost. Managed to tick Spyfiction (8c /14c) and Manphibian (9a/14d). Both routes were put up by @andy_raether and have mega movement. Manphibian offers the full package of power, endurance, and tech in a route. The final 8a/13b slab to the chains was 🌶🌶🌶

Photos @eric_fallecker

9.4K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : Been out here in the Vegas area for the last week climbing at the Roost. Managed to tick Spyfiction (8c /14c) and Manphibian (9a/14d). Both routes were put up by @andy_raether and have mega movement. Manphibian offers the full package of power, endurance, and tech in a route. The final 8a/13b slab to the chains was 🌶🌶🌶 Photos @eric_fallecker
Likes : 9354
Daniel Woods - 9.1K Likes - Grape Ape (8A ) FA

cleaned this line then figured out the moves with @dave_graham_ . Great rock, hold selection, and moves on this thing. hyped to add another stunner to the forest. 

Photos @lisapaarviophotography 🔥

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage

9.1K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : Grape Ape (8A ) FA cleaned this line then figured out the moves with @dave_graham_ . Great rock, hold selection, and moves on this thing. hyped to add another stunner to the forest. Photos @lisapaarviophotography 🔥 @thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Likes : 9051
Daniel Woods - 9.1K Likes - Grape Ape (8A ) FA

cleaned this line then figured out the moves with @dave_graham_ . Great rock, hold selection, and moves on this thing. hyped to add another stunner to the forest. 

Photos @lisapaarviophotography 🔥

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage

9.1K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : Grape Ape (8A ) FA cleaned this line then figured out the moves with @dave_graham_ . Great rock, hold selection, and moves on this thing. hyped to add another stunner to the forest. Photos @lisapaarviophotography 🔥 @thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Likes : 9051
Daniel Woods - 9.1K Likes - Grape Ape (8A ) FA

cleaned this line then figured out the moves with @dave_graham_ . Great rock, hold selection, and moves on this thing. hyped to add another stunner to the forest. 

Photos @lisapaarviophotography 🔥

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage

9.1K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : Grape Ape (8A ) FA cleaned this line then figured out the moves with @dave_graham_ . Great rock, hold selection, and moves on this thing. hyped to add another stunner to the forest. Photos @lisapaarviophotography 🔥 @thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Likes : 9051
Daniel Woods - 9.1K Likes - Grape Ape (8A ) FA

cleaned this line then figured out the moves with @dave_graham_ . Great rock, hold selection, and moves on this thing. hyped to add another stunner to the forest. 

Photos @lisapaarviophotography 🔥

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage

9.1K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : Grape Ape (8A ) FA cleaned this line then figured out the moves with @dave_graham_ . Great rock, hold selection, and moves on this thing. hyped to add another stunner to the forest. Photos @lisapaarviophotography 🔥 @thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Likes : 9051
Daniel Woods - 9.1K Likes - Grape Ape (8A ) FA

cleaned this line then figured out the moves with @dave_graham_ . Great rock, hold selection, and moves on this thing. hyped to add another stunner to the forest. 

Photos @lisapaarviophotography 🔥

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage

9.1K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : Grape Ape (8A ) FA cleaned this line then figured out the moves with @dave_graham_ . Great rock, hold selection, and moves on this thing. hyped to add another stunner to the forest. Photos @lisapaarviophotography 🔥 @thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Likes : 9051
Daniel Woods - 8.9K Likes - Embrace Gravity 8B 

Location: Bavona
Wall found by: @jwebxl @patinaeater 
Embrace gravity FA: @kimmarschner 

This is one of those lines that leaves ya jaw dropped and itching to climb. The hold selection, rock texture, and movement are perfect. It’s tall but not dangerous. Was hyped to have stellar conditions and climb it right before the epic storm system came through. 

Photos: @samm_pratt 

@thenorthface_climb @thenorthface @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage

8.9K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : Embrace Gravity 8B Location: Bavona Wall found by: @jwebxl @patinaeater Embrace gravity FA: @kimmarschner This is one of those lines that leaves ya jaw dropped and itching to climb. The hold selection, rock texture, and movement are perfect. It’s tall but not dangerous. Was hyped to have stellar conditions and climb it right before the epic storm system came through. Photos: @samm_pratt @thenorthface_climb @thenorthface @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Likes : 8944
Daniel Woods - 8.9K Likes - Embrace Gravity 8B 

Location: Bavona
Wall found by: @jwebxl @patinaeater 
Embrace gravity FA: @kimmarschner 

This is one of those lines that leaves ya jaw dropped and itching to climb. The hold selection, rock texture, and movement are perfect. It’s tall but not dangerous. Was hyped to have stellar conditions and climb it right before the epic storm system came through. 

Photos: @samm_pratt 

@thenorthface_climb @thenorthface @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage

8.9K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : Embrace Gravity 8B Location: Bavona Wall found by: @jwebxl @patinaeater Embrace gravity FA: @kimmarschner This is one of those lines that leaves ya jaw dropped and itching to climb. The hold selection, rock texture, and movement are perfect. It’s tall but not dangerous. Was hyped to have stellar conditions and climb it right before the epic storm system came through. Photos: @samm_pratt @thenorthface_climb @thenorthface @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Likes : 8944
Daniel Woods - 8.9K Likes - Embrace Gravity 8B 

Location: Bavona
Wall found by: @jwebxl @patinaeater 
Embrace gravity FA: @kimmarschner 

This is one of those lines that leaves ya jaw dropped and itching to climb. The hold selection, rock texture, and movement are perfect. It’s tall but not dangerous. Was hyped to have stellar conditions and climb it right before the epic storm system came through. 

Photos: @samm_pratt 

@thenorthface_climb @thenorthface @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage

8.9K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : Embrace Gravity 8B Location: Bavona Wall found by: @jwebxl @patinaeater Embrace gravity FA: @kimmarschner This is one of those lines that leaves ya jaw dropped and itching to climb. The hold selection, rock texture, and movement are perfect. It’s tall but not dangerous. Was hyped to have stellar conditions and climb it right before the epic storm system came through. Photos: @samm_pratt @thenorthface_climb @thenorthface @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Likes : 8944
Daniel Woods - 8.9K Likes - Embrace Gravity 8B 

Location: Bavona
Wall found by: @jwebxl @patinaeater 
Embrace gravity FA: @kimmarschner 

This is one of those lines that leaves ya jaw dropped and itching to climb. The hold selection, rock texture, and movement are perfect. It’s tall but not dangerous. Was hyped to have stellar conditions and climb it right before the epic storm system came through. 

Photos: @samm_pratt 

@thenorthface_climb @thenorthface @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage

8.9K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : Embrace Gravity 8B Location: Bavona Wall found by: @jwebxl @patinaeater Embrace gravity FA: @kimmarschner This is one of those lines that leaves ya jaw dropped and itching to climb. The hold selection, rock texture, and movement are perfect. It’s tall but not dangerous. Was hyped to have stellar conditions and climb it right before the epic storm system came through. Photos: @samm_pratt @thenorthface_climb @thenorthface @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Likes : 8944
Daniel Woods - 8.9K Likes - Embrace Gravity 8B 

Location: Bavona
Wall found by: @jwebxl @patinaeater 
Embrace gravity FA: @kimmarschner 

This is one of those lines that leaves ya jaw dropped and itching to climb. The hold selection, rock texture, and movement are perfect. It’s tall but not dangerous. Was hyped to have stellar conditions and climb it right before the epic storm system came through. 

Photos: @samm_pratt 

@thenorthface_climb @thenorthface @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage

8.9K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : Embrace Gravity 8B Location: Bavona Wall found by: @jwebxl @patinaeater Embrace gravity FA: @kimmarschner This is one of those lines that leaves ya jaw dropped and itching to climb. The hold selection, rock texture, and movement are perfect. It’s tall but not dangerous. Was hyped to have stellar conditions and climb it right before the epic storm system came through. Photos: @samm_pratt @thenorthface_climb @thenorthface @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Likes : 8944
Daniel Woods - 8.9K Likes - Embrace Gravity 8B 

Location: Bavona
Wall found by: @jwebxl @patinaeater 
Embrace gravity FA: @kimmarschner 

This is one of those lines that leaves ya jaw dropped and itching to climb. The hold selection, rock texture, and movement are perfect. It’s tall but not dangerous. Was hyped to have stellar conditions and climb it right before the epic storm system came through. 

Photos: @samm_pratt 

@thenorthface_climb @thenorthface @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage

8.9K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : Embrace Gravity 8B Location: Bavona Wall found by: @jwebxl @patinaeater Embrace gravity FA: @kimmarschner This is one of those lines that leaves ya jaw dropped and itching to climb. The hold selection, rock texture, and movement are perfect. It’s tall but not dangerous. Was hyped to have stellar conditions and climb it right before the epic storm system came through. Photos: @samm_pratt @thenorthface_climb @thenorthface @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Likes : 8944
Daniel Woods - 8.8K Likes - First few days in Fionnay were perfect. Managed to do “Foundations Edge” (8C) which was established by @dave_graham_  back in the day. Next day hooked up “Scarred for Life” (8B ). 

Stoked to be in the valais for a couple more weeks. The climbing here is all time. “Fuck the system” bloc, which hosts Foundations Edge and Scarred for Life, is one of the more impressive roof blocs I’ve climbed on. Rock is insane and the hold selection is surreal. 

time to keep on ragin 🔥

8.8K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : First few days in Fionnay were perfect. Managed to do “Foundations Edge” (8C) which was established by @dave_graham_ back in the day. Next day hooked up “Scarred for Life” (8B ). Stoked to be in the valais for a couple more weeks. The climbing here is all time. “Fuck the system” bloc, which hosts Foundations Edge and Scarred for Life, is one of the more impressive roof blocs I’ve climbed on. Rock is insane and the hold selection is surreal. time to keep on ragin 🔥
Likes : 8829
Daniel Woods - 8.8K Likes - First few days in Fionnay were perfect. Managed to do “Foundations Edge” (8C) which was established by @dave_graham_  back in the day. Next day hooked up “Scarred for Life” (8B ). 

Stoked to be in the valais for a couple more weeks. The climbing here is all time. “Fuck the system” bloc, which hosts Foundations Edge and Scarred for Life, is one of the more impressive roof blocs I’ve climbed on. Rock is insane and the hold selection is surreal. 

time to keep on ragin 🔥

8.8K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : First few days in Fionnay were perfect. Managed to do “Foundations Edge” (8C) which was established by @dave_graham_ back in the day. Next day hooked up “Scarred for Life” (8B ). Stoked to be in the valais for a couple more weeks. The climbing here is all time. “Fuck the system” bloc, which hosts Foundations Edge and Scarred for Life, is one of the more impressive roof blocs I’ve climbed on. Rock is insane and the hold selection is surreal. time to keep on ragin 🔥
Likes : 8829
Daniel Woods - 8.8K Likes - First few days in Fionnay were perfect. Managed to do “Foundations Edge” (8C) which was established by @dave_graham_  back in the day. Next day hooked up “Scarred for Life” (8B ). 

Stoked to be in the valais for a couple more weeks. The climbing here is all time. “Fuck the system” bloc, which hosts Foundations Edge and Scarred for Life, is one of the more impressive roof blocs I’ve climbed on. Rock is insane and the hold selection is surreal. 

time to keep on ragin 🔥

8.8K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : First few days in Fionnay were perfect. Managed to do “Foundations Edge” (8C) which was established by @dave_graham_ back in the day. Next day hooked up “Scarred for Life” (8B ). Stoked to be in the valais for a couple more weeks. The climbing here is all time. “Fuck the system” bloc, which hosts Foundations Edge and Scarred for Life, is one of the more impressive roof blocs I’ve climbed on. Rock is insane and the hold selection is surreal. time to keep on ragin 🔥
Likes : 8829
Daniel Woods - 8.8K Likes - First few days in Fionnay were perfect. Managed to do “Foundations Edge” (8C) which was established by @dave_graham_  back in the day. Next day hooked up “Scarred for Life” (8B ). 

Stoked to be in the valais for a couple more weeks. The climbing here is all time. “Fuck the system” bloc, which hosts Foundations Edge and Scarred for Life, is one of the more impressive roof blocs I’ve climbed on. Rock is insane and the hold selection is surreal. 

time to keep on ragin 🔥

8.8K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : First few days in Fionnay were perfect. Managed to do “Foundations Edge” (8C) which was established by @dave_graham_ back in the day. Next day hooked up “Scarred for Life” (8B ). Stoked to be in the valais for a couple more weeks. The climbing here is all time. “Fuck the system” bloc, which hosts Foundations Edge and Scarred for Life, is one of the more impressive roof blocs I’ve climbed on. Rock is insane and the hold selection is surreal. time to keep on ragin 🔥
Likes : 8829
Daniel Woods - 8.7K Likes - There will be blood

price u gotta pay sometimes in order to send. I mostly complain about my finger skin while climbing. The condition of it will truly make or break my confidence while trying hard. Such a small yet devastating injury 😂

8.7K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : There will be blood price u gotta pay sometimes in order to send. I mostly complain about my finger skin while climbing. The condition of it will truly make or break my confidence while trying hard. Such a small yet devastating injury 😂
Likes : 8705
Daniel Woods - 8.7K Likes - There will be blood

price u gotta pay sometimes in order to send. I mostly complain about my finger skin while climbing. The condition of it will truly make or break my confidence while trying hard. Such a small yet devastating injury 😂

8.7K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : There will be blood price u gotta pay sometimes in order to send. I mostly complain about my finger skin while climbing. The condition of it will truly make or break my confidence while trying hard. Such a small yet devastating injury 😂
Likes : 8705
Daniel Woods - 8.7K Likes - There will be blood

price u gotta pay sometimes in order to send. I mostly complain about my finger skin while climbing. The condition of it will truly make or break my confidence while trying hard. Such a small yet devastating injury 😂

8.7K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : There will be blood price u gotta pay sometimes in order to send. I mostly complain about my finger skin while climbing. The condition of it will truly make or break my confidence while trying hard. Such a small yet devastating injury 😂
Likes : 8705
Daniel Woods - 8.7K Likes - There will be blood

price u gotta pay sometimes in order to send. I mostly complain about my finger skin while climbing. The condition of it will truly make or break my confidence while trying hard. Such a small yet devastating injury 😂

8.7K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : There will be blood price u gotta pay sometimes in order to send. I mostly complain about my finger skin while climbing. The condition of it will truly make or break my confidence while trying hard. Such a small yet devastating injury 😂
Likes : 8705
Daniel Woods - 8.7K Likes - There will be blood

price u gotta pay sometimes in order to send. I mostly complain about my finger skin while climbing. The condition of it will truly make or break my confidence while trying hard. Such a small yet devastating injury 😂

8.7K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : There will be blood price u gotta pay sometimes in order to send. I mostly complain about my finger skin while climbing. The condition of it will truly make or break my confidence while trying hard. Such a small yet devastating injury 😂
Likes : 8705
Daniel Woods - 8.7K Likes - There will be blood

price u gotta pay sometimes in order to send. I mostly complain about my finger skin while climbing. The condition of it will truly make or break my confidence while trying hard. Such a small yet devastating injury 😂

8.7K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : There will be blood price u gotta pay sometimes in order to send. I mostly complain about my finger skin while climbing. The condition of it will truly make or break my confidence while trying hard. Such a small yet devastating injury 😂
Likes : 8705
Daniel Woods - 8.6K Likes - “Return of the Sleepwalker”- 6/21

Film by @bobbysorich 
Get ready to rage 😈🔥

@mellowclimbing 
@thenorthface 
@evolv_worldwide 
@organicclimbing 
@celsiusofficial 
@frictionlabs

8.6K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : “Return of the Sleepwalker”- 6/21 Film by @bobbysorich Get ready to rage 😈🔥 @mellowclimbing @thenorthface @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @celsiusofficial @frictionlabs
Likes : 8630
Daniel Woods - 8.6K Likes - “Ninjutsu” (8B )

great moves and hold set on this one. 

Feels good to be back in Ticino! 

Photos @lisapaarviophotography 

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage

8.6K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : “Ninjutsu” (8B ) great moves and hold set on this one. Feels good to be back in Ticino! Photos @lisapaarviophotography @thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Likes : 8573
Daniel Woods - 8.6K Likes - “Ninjutsu” (8B )

great moves and hold set on this one. 

Feels good to be back in Ticino! 

Photos @lisapaarviophotography 

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage

8.6K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : “Ninjutsu” (8B ) great moves and hold set on this one. Feels good to be back in Ticino! Photos @lisapaarviophotography @thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Likes : 8573
Daniel Woods - 8.6K Likes - “Ninjutsu” (8B )

great moves and hold set on this one. 

Feels good to be back in Ticino! 

Photos @lisapaarviophotography 

@thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage

8.6K Likes – Daniel Woods Instagram

Caption : “Ninjutsu” (8B ) great moves and hold set on this one. Feels good to be back in Ticino! Photos @lisapaarviophotography @thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @evolv_worldwide @organicclimbing @frictionlabs @physivantage
Likes : 8573