Climbing "Sedřená záda" (8/8+) in Jeskyňky is a demanding experience. The name itself, meaning "Flayed Back" in Czech, hints at the intense friction and body-wrenching moves required. The route is characterized by powerful crimps, often demanding precise footwork and maximum pulling power. The rock in Jeskyňky is generally sharp, adding to the feeling of rawness on the skin. A successful ascent requires not only physical strength, but also a strong mental game, patience, and careful planning of sequences. Many climbers report that the mental fatigue of continually readjusting and fighting through the pain is just as challenging as the physical demands. Clipping can be tricky in places, adding another layer of difficulty. Ultimately, conquering "Sedřená záda" is a badge of honor, a testament to one's dedication and perseverance in the face of adversity.
