Andsoinordertoaddressthat, I cameacross a greatresourcethat I'd lovetosharewithyouwhichis a bookcalledRockWarrior's WaybyArnoIldnerandifyoudon't have a copyofthisbook, I wouldrecommendyoupickitup, but I didwanttosharethreekeyconceptsthat I gotoutofreadingthatbook, I actuallyreadthebooktwiceand I'd lovetohearyourthoughtsonsomeoftheseconceptsorifyou'vereadthebook, ifyouhadadditionaltakeaways.
Andwhatthebookobservesispowerleaksarecomingupwithallthesedifferentwhatifscenariosinyourmind, whetherit's procomingouton a fallortaking a bigfallthatyougethurtorpotentiallyhittingthegroundifyoufallortherockcomingout, allthesedifferentthingsthattheremaybesomevalidity, butourmindmakesthemouttobewaybiggerthanwhattheyreallyare.
Sothebookgoesthroughsometechniquesonhowtoremovethosepowerleaks, which I'd liketosharewithyounow.
そこでこの本では、そのようなパワー漏れを取り除くためのテクニックをいくつか紹介している。
It's kindof a three-steptechnique.
3ステップのテクニックだ。
Thefirstpartisto, wewanttobetotallyconfidentintheprothatwehaveinthewallbeforegoingthrough a cruxsection.
まず第一に、核心セクションを通過する前に、私たちは壁にあるプロに完全に自信を持ちたい。
Soif I'm nottotallyconfidenttofallontheprothat I have, I needtofigureout a waytobeefthatupbecause I don't want a powerleakgoingtowhatifmyprocomesoutofthewallbecausethat's notreallyquantifiable.
Soif I needtoplaceanextracamormaybeplace a nutbelow a camthat I haveplacedortwonutsorsling a hornorwhateveritiswhere I feelveryconfidentintheprothat I have, that's stepone.
It's eithergoingtobewhere I canplaceanothergoodpieceofproorit's goingtobe a placewheretheclimbingbecomeseasier.
もう1本良いプロピースを置ける場所になるか、クライミングが楽になる場所になるかのどちらかだ。
Youknow, maybeitturnsinto a ramporthegradeeaseswhere I cankindofescapethehardsection.
スロープに変わったり、勾配が緩んでハードなセクションから抜け出せるかもしれない。
Sohowfarupisthat?
それで、どれくらい上なんだ?
Isitfivefeet?
メートルですか?
Isit 10 feet?
メートルですか?
Isit 15 feetup?
15フィート上ですか?
Andthenthethirdpartofthetechniqueistolookattheprothat I havethat I'm confidentinandthatsafezoneandlookatallthedifferentfallpotentialsbetweenthoseareasandlookdownbelowmeandsay, okay, if I fellfivefeet, 10 feettowardthatsafezoneorevenrightbelowthesafezone, whatdoesthatfalllooklikeandvisualizeitinmymind.
Thebookgoesthroughgreatlengthstoredefinesuccessfortheclimberasnottoppingoutof a climb, butinsteadlookingatwhat I canbringtotheclimbas a techniqueforredefiningsuccess.
Hey, I workedtowardclimbinginCircatheTowersandnow I'm inCircatheTowerson
サーカス・ザ・タワーズに登るために努力し、そして今、サーカス・ザ・タワーズにいる。
Pangoraclimbing.
パングーラ・クライミング
Anditalmostdoesn't evenmatterifyoufalloryoumake a mistakeoryoumessupthenavigationoryoumessupthebetabecause, hey, I aminthisplaceand I amdoingitand I'm gettingexposureto a newenvironment.
Onethingthatcanhelpyoutogothroughtheseredefinitionsofsuccess, andthere's nodoubtthroughtheseredefinitionsthere's stillfear, isconsiderhiring a guideorpairingupwith a climbingmentorthatcanhelpyouexpandthatcomfortzonefasterorthatcanhelpyouexpandthatlearninggrowthfaster.
Togiveyou a greatexample, ison a hardclimbwheretheholdsarebadortheproisterribleorthere's a run-outsectionorit's wetorit's dirty, where I wouldmayberesistintheformofcomplainingorsaying, oh, whydoesithavetobelikethisoritshouldn't belikethis?
Andinsteadaccepting, oh, theseholdsarebadorthisproisbadorthisis a run-outsectionandhowam I goingtoapproachthatorcan I approachthat, opens a doorfor a lotmoregrowingthanresistingthroughcomplainingorputtingdownmaybe a climborsomethinglikethat.
Thatprogramsyourmindtobemoresolutions-orientedthantojustshutdownandsay, oh, I can't dothisor I can't dorun-outsectionsor I shouldn't dorun-outsections.
Sothatacceptingversusresistingiskindof a greatlearningmoreaboutyourselfpoint.
だから、受け入れることと抵抗することは、自分自身をより深く知るための大きなポイントなんだ。
Thelastlearningmoreaboutyourselfisbyredefiningsuccessandpushingthroughandexpandingthesecomfortzones, I'velearnedpersonallythatthejoyofgrowingisoneofthehighestformsofself-actualization I cangetthroughclimbingversusthejoyofaccomplishing.
Sojustgrowingthroughclimbing, seeingmyselfbecome a morewell-roundedclimber, goingthroughthatjourneywithpeersandexperiencingthosevictories, eventhroughfalling, eventhroughnotfullyachieving a climborhavingtoaidthroughsections, butstillgrowingthroughthatprocesshasbeenrewarding.
Soanyway, thosearesomethreeconcepts I tookfromthatbook, RockWarrior's Way.
とにかく、これがその本『Rock Warrior's Way』から私が得た3つのコンセプトだ。
I'd liketolookat a climbthat I justdidwithyoutoshowyoupracticalapplicationofthat, how I pushedthrough a 5-10 cruxontradandshowyou, hey, thisisspecificallyhow I usetheseconceptsandwasabletoachievesomevictories.
Sothisis a routecalledJeffersonAirplaneandit's a 5-10 cruxanyways, andyoucansee I'm inthecruxonthisfirsttakeand I'veplacedgearabovemetosatisfymyfearoffalling.
このルートはジェファーソン・エアプレインというルートで、とにかく5~10の核心部だ。
Unfortunately, I placedthegearin a keyhandholdtogetthroughthecruxandyoucansee I'm havingtroublebecause I can't getbothofmyhandsinthatholdandthehandthat I actuallydohaveintheholdisgoingtogetpinchedbythecamwhen I fall.
Firstly, I can't dothepropermovementandthensecondly, when I fall, I'm goingtoactuallyhurtmyselfmorethan I wouldotherwisebecausemyhandisgoingtogetstuckandyoucanseerighthere, myhand's stuckandmybelayer, being a goodbelayer, allowsmetogetoutofthat.
Butthatwasactually a victorybecause I provedthat, hey, thisproworks, hey, thismovementiscorrect, and I canacceptwhat I'm abouttogothroughandexecutetheclimbcorrectly.