Pravá hrana

Climbing 'Pravá hrana' (Right Edge) in the 'Přízemí' sector is a quintessential example of hard Czech sandstone climbing. At a grade of 9- (UIAA), it presents a formidable challenge, requiring a blend of precise footwork, powerful crimping, and unwavering mental fortitude. The line follows a distinct right-facing edge, offering minimal holds and demanding maximum commitment to each move.

The climb is characterized by its technical nature. The initial moves involve navigating a series of small, often sharp crimps, demanding exceptional finger strength and body tension. Finding the correct foot placement is crucial, as even slight errors can lead to a frustrating fall. As you progress, the angle steepens, and the moves become more powerful, requiring dynamic pulls and precise lock-offs. The crux sequence typically involves a committing reach to a marginal hold, followed by a desperate battle to maintain balance and execute the next move.

'Pravá hrana' is not just a test of physical strength; it's a mental game. The exposure and the difficulty of the moves can be intimidating, requiring climbers to remain calm and focused under pressure. Success often hinges on the ability to trust your feet, commit to the reaches, and believe in your capacity to overcome the challenges.

Ultimately, sending 'Pravá hrana' is a rewarding experience, a testament to the climber's dedication, skill, and mental strength. It's a classic climb that embodies the unique challenges and rewards of Czech sandstone climbing.

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