-
allowed to have
practiced the
route many
times beforehand — such as by
headpointing or by top
roping — and/or to have
failed on
numerous previous attempts...
- the era of
sport climbing, top
roping a
route for
practice (known as
headpointing or hangdogging) was
considered poor practice; however, it is now a legitimate...
- was
recorded if a
climber practiced the
moves on a top rope,
called "
headpointing",
although with the post-1980s
dominance of "redpointing" as the definition...
- 'lead climber' had
practiced the
route beforehand on a top rope (called
headpointing), or
worse still,
practiced the crux
moves from a
hanging fixed rope...
-
controversial practices of
hangdogging (i.e.
practicing on an
abseil rope), and
headpointing (i.e.
practicing on a top rope) are now
accepted by the
leading traditional...
-
after having failed it or
practiced it
beforehand (e.g. by hangdogging,
headpointing, or top roping). A
route climbed on the first-ever
attempt (and no practice)...
-
Redpointing allows for
previously controversial techniques of hangdogging,
headpointing, and
pinkpointing (for
competition lead
climbing — the
sport climbing...
-
commercial center, and
modern business district. It has been
described as the
headpoint of the 'Athens Riviera' and
features some of Europe's most o****nt seafront...
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December 2022. Pardy,
Aaron (5
November 2022). "Redpoint, Pinkpoint, and
Headpoint – What Do They Mean?".
Gripped Magazine.
Retrieved 21
December 2022. "What...
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repairs were made to the rock face.
Redhead was
openly critical of the "
headpointing"
techniques emplo**** by Dawes, Moffat, and
other ascensionists, notwithstanding...
