Crux move

In Lead climbing and Sports climbing, the "crux move" refers to the most difficult section or sequence of moves on a climbing route. This part requires the highest level of skill, strength, and technique from the climber. Successfully navigating the crux is pivotal for completing the route.

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In lead climbing and sports climbing, the "crux move" refers to the most challenging part of a climb. This can be a single move or a sequence of moves that are technically complex, require exceptional strength, or demand high endurance. Climbers often identify the crux move beforehand to mentally and physically prepare. Completing the crux move successfully is often seen as the key to conquering the route. For example, in sports climbing, the crux move might involve a difficult reach to a small hold or a dynamic movement that tests the climber's balance and precision.

Last updated: 2024-08-20T06:39:37.435Z by: ClimbGrades.com