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are high (e.g. over 15 metres (49 ft), and going up to even 40–45 metres (131–148 ft) in height at the most extreme level), and where the climber needs to push themselves off the rock face to ensure that they enter the water cleanly, and control their surface impact as it will be at high speed; which are graded S2-S3 DWS routes.
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In circa 1995, British DWS climbers developed the S-grade system to give an additional grade for the objective level of danger that deep water soloing a given route presented to the climber in addition to the "technical difficulty" grade (above). British climbers felt that the
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as the DWS climber encounters hazards that are unique to DWS, including injury or trauma on impact with the water or hitting hazards in the water (particularly from higher falls or uncontrolled falls), risk of drowning in rough seas and hitting the rock face before entering the water. Changing tides
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S3: "Expect the water to be either too shallow or too far away! You can't really afford to fall off an S3 without a large measure of control or timing. Failure on the route might require a full body-length crash landing into the deepest water available, or a long and scary downward flight. If you're
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Underwater hazards: There may be rock features under the water's surface that the falling DWS may hit on a forceful or high-speed water entry. DWS climbers sometimes use an "armchair landing" technique to limit the depth of water they penetrate which involves adopting a quasi-sitting position while
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DWS routes can vary from safe "bouldering-type" overhanging routes that are only a few metres in height above calm clear deep water, where any fall is almost guaranteed to result in clean low-speed entry into the water; which are graded S0-S1 DWS routes. At the other of the scale are DWS routes that
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Pembroke in Wales, has a DWS grade of F8b S1 at high tide, but is a non-DWS route with a traditional climbing English grade of E10 6c at low tide); particularly if underwater features come increasingly into play. DWS climbers need to understand the tidal system in the area and plan their climbs
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The general format is a circa 50-foot (15 m) outdoor artificial climbing wall that severely overhangs a circa 12-foot (3.7 m) swimming pool. Climbers "duel" in head-to-head races on the wall in a series of knock-out rounds until the ultimate winner is decided. Climbers compete in men's,
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venue, and as time progressed, Riera moved onto the nearby sea cliffs where they established DWS routes. Riera and his companions named it "psicobloc" (translated into
English, means "Psycho Bouldering"), and published articles and photographs in climbing magazines on their activities. Towards the
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While DWS can be done on any rock face over or beside the water, it is particularly suited to certain areas that have at least slightly overhanging rock faces (i.e. ensuring the DWS climber lands in the water), have clear and deep water (i.e. so that any underwater hazards can be identified and/or
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Water entry: A fall into deep water from a height of over 10 metres (33 ft) can seriously injure the climber, particularly if the entry is not controlled. On difficult DWS routes, a fall can happen spontaneously and from a position where the climber was on an overhang—thus falling onto their
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S2: "A little more care than S1 required. Possibly spring-tide only (higher water levels). Check your tide timetable. 'Landings' can be more significant – maybe a crash landing into shallow-ish water is required, or a slight 'push' to clear rock or a slight slab/reef below. Likely to have a high
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DWS uses the sport climbing grading systems (mostly French sport climbing grades) with an additional S-grading system to reflect the unique risks of DWS on any route; DWS routes can vary from less than 5 metres (16 ft) to over 40 metres (130 ft) in height at the extreme end.
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Rough seas: DWS climbers have drowned, overcome by rough or swelling seas from which they were unable to escape (and often in a fatigued state). DWS climbers avoid climbing alone and have a support climber either in an inflatable dingy or in a position to lower a rope from
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dangers (e.g. how good is the level of protection available to the traditional climber on the route), and not the dangers specific to the DWS climber (who was not going to be placing traditional climbing protection on the route); it is akin to the
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Bench seats/ladders. Some DWS routes have makeshift wooden benches and small rope ladders installed at the base of the routes, hanging from pieces of protection, to enable the DWS climber to access the route, and rest/dry-off between
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has become popular, particularly in head-to-head "dueling" formats, and the "Psicobloc
Masters Series" (2011, 2012–2018), which later evolved into the "Psicobloc Open Series" is one of the most notable DWS competitions.
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Robertson, Neil Gresham, and Austrian Klem Loskot. In February 2002, Robertson published an article titled 'Sympathy for the Devil' in
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falling. This technique is very effective and can absorb a 30-foot (9.1 m) fall in just 5 feet (1.5 m) of water, but "armchair landings" are difficult to master and dangerous at greater heights.
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that they can anchor at the bottom of the route and use for both recovery after falls, and resting between attempts; it can also be used by a second DWS climber for stand-by assistance.
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made the first repeats in 2021, and estimated that its grade to be circa 9a, which takes account of the fact that the crux is at an intimidating height of 15 metres (49 ft).
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871:(1983). Britain's southern coast saw new DWS routes from the Cook brothers, Mike Robertson, Steve Taylor, and Pete Oxley. In 1996, the British Climbers' Club, published
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and organized by a consortium that included Chris Sharma. In 2019, the series moved to
Montreal, and was later rebranded as the "Psicobloc Open Series".
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down the rock face to access the route (unless they can use the inflatable dingy). For this, they can use a make-shift harness made from a climbing
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is a serious risk in DWS, as routes that might be very safe at high tide can become dangerous at lower tide, bringing underwater hazards into play.
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in 2021 with a consensus that the grade is circa 5.15 (being a high DWS brings additional complexity in grading), which was the first-ever in DWS.
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end of the 1980s, Miquel, aided by Pepino Lopez, Xisco Meca, Pepe Link, and Miki Palmer, had discovered the short sea cliffs of
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launched DWS to a much wider global audience and its first ascent featured prominently in Sharma's iconic 2007 climbing film,
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The main DWS grade is "technical grade" which reflects the difficulty of the hardest movements or sequences on the route. The
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avoided), and are in warmer climates (so the DWS climber does not have to wear a wetsuit, and the water is generally calmer).
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VIDEO: This Has To Be the Most Iconic Chris Sharma Video, DWS of Es Pontas (9a+)
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operating in a tidal venue, wait for the biggest high tide possible".
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where any fall should land the climber in deep water below the
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1878:"Steve McClure Repeats Gresham's Olympiad (E10 6c/8b S1 DWS)"
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1756:"Interview: Miquel Riera on the Birth of Deep Water Soloing"
1547:"The 6 Best European DWS destinations that aren't Mallorca!"
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2176:"Jernej and Julia Kruder cruise Mallorca's Deep Water Solo"
2045:"Chris Sharma Sends Five-Year 5.15 Deep Water Solo Project"
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Sequence of a DWS climber making an "Armchair Landing".
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Spain: Mallorca, Sport Climbing and Deep Water Soloing
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Into the Blue: A guide to Deep Water Soloing in Dorset
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when in 1978, Miquel Riera became frustrated with the
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2252:James, Alan; Glaister, Mark; Beail, Daimon (2016).
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Deep Water: Rockfax Guidebook to Deep Water Soloing
1987:"This Has To Be the Most Iconic Chris Sharma Video"
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Deep Water: Rockfax Guidebook to Deep Water Soloing
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Deep Water: Rockfax Guidebook to Deep Water Soloing
1783:"Hot Rock, Cold Water: Canadian Deep Water Soloing"
1477:Simon, R, Bryan; Hawkins, Seth C. (18 March 2019).
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Deep Water: Rockfax Guidebook to Deep Water Soloing
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1675:"Asia's most challenging Deep Water Soloing Sites"
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2018:"Jakob Schubert scoops-up Alasha and Es Pontas"
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2203:"The 20 Best Climbing Films of All Time"
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2124:"Watch Chris Sharma Climb Wild 5.14 DWS"
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1479:"Learn This: Deep-Water Soloing 101"
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1545:Burnside, Peter (22 July 2017).
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4042:European Youth Championships
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1876:Browne, Neil (1 June 2021).
1673:Chua, Nina (13 April 2017).
1599:Robinson, Mike (June 2007).
1115:French sport climbing grades
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4013:African Youth Championships
1913:. Rockfax. pp. 18–20.
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3556:Mountain Equipment Co-op
1154:(2007), are as follows:
991:
4157:Slovenian Championships
3933:IFSC Climbing World Cup
3691:South Tyrol Alpine Club
3486:Eastern Mountain Sports
3352:Canadian Alpine Journal
3345:American Alpine Journal
2608:Roof and tunnel hacking
2233:Robinson, Mike (2007).
1909:Robinson, Mike (2007).
1852:. Rockfax. p. 10.
1848:Robinson, Mike (2007).
1443:. Rockfax. p. 14.
1439:Robinson, Mike (2007).
1036:Rock-climbing equipment
948: (5.15a), and his
4117:Canadian Championships
4107:Austrian Championships
4102:American Championships
4037:European Championships
3511:Holubar Mountaineering
3323:Magazines and journals
2653:IFSC World Cup winners
1198:
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690:(Split and Sustipan),
618:
4203:Psicobloc Open Series
4152:Spanish Championships
4147:Russian Championships
4137:Italian Championships
4112:Belgian Championships
4008:African Championships
3971:Summer Youth Olympics
3838:Climbing competitions
3636:Alpine Club of Canada
3546:Marmot Mountain Works
3501:GERRY Mountain Sports
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1044:Climbers launching a
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921:Josh and Brett Lowell
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589:routes in the world.
4193:Nordic Championships
4132:German Championships
4127:French Championships
3887:Multi-pitch climbing
3666:Club Alpino Italiano
3651:Austrian Alpine Club
3641:American Alpine Club
1197: (5.15a), Spain
1132:traditional climbing
888:magazine describing
4162:Swiss Championships
4025:Asian Championships
3661:Club Alpin Français
3035:Mountaineering boot
2648:Piolet d'Or winners
1234:. Was repeated by
1097:French sport grades
968:Psicobloc Masters,
78:Piolet d'Or winners
4322:Free solo climbing
4047:European Youth Cup
3872:Deep-water soloing
3681:German Alpine Club
1399:. 24 November 2009
1366:Free solo climbing
1351: (5.15a), in
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534:Deep-water soloing
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2182:. 29 October 2018
2078:. 10 October 2021
2024:. 22 October 2021
1967:. 21 October 2021
1574:"DWS en Provence"
982:Utah Olympic Park
950:first free ascent
913:Porto Cristo Novo
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3601:Wild Country
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2990:Ice and snow
2787:Belay device
2638:Alpine clubs
2598:Ropes course
2511:Alpine style
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925:Chris Sharma
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815:Cala Varques
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779:Smash it in!
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734:Railay Beach
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455:First ascent
357:Roof hacking
347:Rock hopping
263:Alpine style
207:
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4188:Melloblocco
4183:Rock Master
4178:Sportroccia
4077:Asian Games
4070:Multi-sport
3994:Continental
3976:World Games
3959:Multi-sport
3882:Dry-tooling
3845:Disciplines
3795:WikiProject
3631:Alpine Club
3626:Access Fund
3536:Lowe Alpine
3531:La Sportiva
3268:Fall factor
3161:Self-arrest
3137:Redpointing
3060:Snow anchor
2814:Boulder mat
2763:Daisy chain
2733:Terminology
2724:Terminology
2603:Rooftopping
2545:Hillwalking
2533:Dry-tooling
2499:Via ferrata
2412:Traditional
2390:Competition
2371:Multi-pitch
2354:Disciplines
2256:. Rockfax.
2237:. Rockfax.
1793:22 December
1787:Gripped.com
1739:21 December
1658:21 December
1584:15 December
1052:, Mallorca.
941:Realization
901:Cala Sa Nau
854:Metrosexual
852:Climber on
839:Surfer Dead
819:Cala Serena
777:Climber on
758:Philippines
756:), and the
742:Hạ Long Bay
732:(all along
725:in Ireland.
677:Black Pearl
602:Description
581:, which at
405:Redpointing
381:Key actions
352:Rooftopping
303:Other types
292:Hillwalking
280:Dry-tooling
251:Via ferrata
191:Traditional
169:Competition
150:Multi-pitch
119:Terminology
48: [
4311:Categories
4171:Individual
3862:Bouldering
3419:El Capitan
3183:Traversing
3132:Onsighting
3112:Glissading
3095:DĂĽlfersitz
3090:Australian
3053:Transeiver
2998:Alpenstock
2931:Portaledge
2919:Copperhead
2858:Descenders
2792:Auto belay
2583:Commercial
2563:Buildering
2540:Scrambling
2450:Rock types
2441:Top roping
2378:Bouldering
1940:UKClimbing
1882:UKClimbing
1631:2021-05-21
1524:UKClimbing
1403:13 January
1377:References
1336:King Lines
1309:Weatherman
1294:Pont d'Arc
1232:King Lines
1152:Deep Water
1130:reflected
1034:See also:
954:King Lines
877:Tim Emmett
869:The Conger
810:bouldering
806:free climb
706:in France.
694:(Azores),
631:bouldering
569:Tim Emmett
554:bouldering
432:Techniques
427:Traversing
332:Commercial
312:Buildering
287:Scrambling
220:Top roping
157:Bouldering
4142:Japan Cup
4020:Asian Cup
3571:Patagonia
3454:Companies
3440:Hard Grit
3433:Free Solo
3301:MoonBoard
3296:Hangboard
3282:Training
3231:Guidebook
3206:Ape index
3171:Rope team
3085:Abseiling
3030:Ice screw
2936:Quickdraw
2819:Carabiner
2741:Equipment
2719:Technique
2685:Equipment
2568:Canyoning
2506:Himalayan
2434:Rope solo
2424:Free solo
1345:Es PontĂ s
1267:Es PontĂ s
1240:Jan Hojer
1228:Es PontĂ s
1208:Es PontĂ s
1191:Es PontĂ s
1065:attempts.
1030:Equipment
932:Es PontĂ s
704:Calanques
664:Es PontĂ s
617:in France
615:Calanques
578:Es PontĂ s
542:psicobloc
441:Key terms
390:Abseiling
317:Canyoning
258:Himalayan
229:Types of
213:Rope solo
203:Free solo
128:Types of
90:Equipment
4095:National
3896:Rankings
3771:Category
3618:National
3516:JanSport
3491:Five Ten
3366:Desnivel
3359:Climbing
3338:Alpinist
3263:Exposure
3241:Chipping
3188:Tyrolean
3178:Spotting
3149:Crevasse
3127:Flashing
3117:Jumaring
3102:Belaying
3065:Snowshoe
3023:Ice tool
3013:Crampons
2863:Figure-8
2775:Ascender
2643:Climbers
2383:Highball
2366:Big wall
2331:Climbing
2283:Climbing
1992:Climbing
1761:Climbing
1500:cite web
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