Lezec - Zpravodaj

První 3 délky šly dobře (5.12a, 5.13a a 5.13c). Ve tmě se dařilo a, i když to někde nebylo dobře odjištěné (nebo se Adamovi nepodařilo založit jištění), bylo to nakonec lehčí, než čekal. Možná kvůli tmě měl méně strachu, jak uvedl ve zprávě zveřejněné jeho sponzorem firmou Black Diamond na Instagramu.

Délky 4, 5 a 6 (5.12b, 5.12d a 5.13c) šly dobře a brzy dolezl pod 7. délku (5.14a), která byla hlavním problémem dne. Je jištěna pouze jedničkovými skobami a copperheady. "Jištění tedy nebylo nejspolehlivější, ale zachoval jsem chladnou hlavu ... dokud jsem neuklouzl a nespadl. Jištění vydrželo, spustil jsem se dolů, stáhl lano a šel na to znovu. Tentokrát mi noha neuklouzla ... a brzy jsem byl u štandu."

V další délce (5.13d) nepoložil přesně nohu a spadl. Trochu si zrušil kůži na prstech, a ty se začaly hodně potit. "Šel jsem na další pokus, stále jsem si věřil. Udělal jsem klíčový krok, ale levá ruka byla tak upocená, že jsem jsem se nemohl hnout. Třetí pokus, závodil jsem se sluncem, blížilo se dolů do stěny. Nemohl jsem si oddechnout, musel jsem jít do toho i tak. Byl jsem nervózní. Naštěstí, jednu minutu před tím, než by mě slunce dohnalo na stěně, když jsem byl v klíčovém místě, zvedl se lehký vánek a pomohl mi trochu vysušit kůži a dal jsem to. Byl jsem v sedmém nebi a rychle jsem dokončil i další délku." Ta byla za 5.13c.

Adam doufá, že se dnes trochu ochladí. Na programu má délky 10 až 13 (5.14a, 5.13c, 5.14b a 5.13b).

Videa z 1. dne ostrého pokusu Adama Ondry o volný přelez Dawn Wall na El Capitana, která natočil a ke zveřejnění na Lezce poskytl Adamův spolulezec a jistič Pavel Blažek:

Update:⠀ “We got up at 1:30 a.m. after only a couple hours of sleep, but a few rest days gave a feeling of actually feeling fresh. It was also pretty cold down in Camp 4 so I was hoping for some good night conditions. But the climate on El Cap is crazy. Trying not to be shaken & trying not to get myself out of a good mood, I just ignored it, laced up my shoes & started climbing.⠀ ⠀ “Pitch 1 (5.12b) is a slick slab, & I was curious about how it would feel in the dark. Fortunately it went all right. Pitch 2 (5.13a) & pitch 3 (5.13c) are both quite insecure & somewhat bold (or I cannot just place pro), but darkness might have helped me to have less fear & I did them easier than expected. Pitches 4, 5 & 6 (5.12b, 5.12d & 5.13c) went all right & soon I was under the main problem of the day—pitch 7. Even though it is all on fixed gear, it's protected only by beaks & copperheads. Not the most reliable protection, but I kept my head cool…until my foot slipped and I fell. The protection held & I lowered myself down, pulled down the rope & headed back up there. This time my foot did not slip, but I really wanted to make sure I wouldn't fall, so I was pushing with my feet onto the sidewall of the layback as hard as I could. It paid off & soon I was at the anchor.⠀ ⠀ “I almost thought the goal of the day was done—only two more pitches to go (5.13d & 5.13c). Not that I underestimated the following pitch, which is ultra sharp & ultra bouldery. I just placed my foot imprecisely and off I went into the air. I ruined my skin a bit, which started sweating a lot. I went for another try, still confident. I did the crux move, but my left hand was so sweaty that I was unable to move. For the third go, racing against the sun coming down the wall, I could not rest but gave it a try anyway. I was nervous!⠀ ⠀ “Luckily, one minute before the sun would hit me on the wall when I was at the crux, a little breeze picked up which helped to dry up the skin a little bit & I sent the pitch. I was on cloud nine & quickly finished the next pitch too.⠀ ⠀ “Hopefully it will cool down a little bit. Pitches 10-13 are on the program (5.14a, 5.13c, 5.14b & 5.13b).”⠀ ⠀ –@Adam.Ondra Photo: Heinz Zak

A photo posted by Black Diamond Equipment (@blackdiamond) on Nov 14, 2016 at 3:08pm PST

First day, good day. 9 pitches in the bag after 6 hours of climbing. Conditions were not the best, but I could still reach the goal of the day. Now hopefully we will survive the heat on the portaledge and take a 28 hours of rest untill we continue tomorrow, starting with pitch 10. @blackdiamond #Montura @mytendon @lasportivagram #elcapitan #yosemite #dawnwall

A video posted by Adam Ondra (@adam.ondra) on Nov 14, 2016 at 10:05am PST

Pitch 6 (5.13c). Amazing stemming corner crux with some laybacking on the top. Photo: #Heinzzak @blackdiamond @mytendon @lasportivagram #Montura #Yosemite #elcapitan #Dawnwall

A photo posted by Adam Ondra (@adam.ondra) on Nov 14, 2016 at 1:59pm PST

Adam jumaruje do tábora na portaledge, kterou má uprostřed stěny: "Den je krásný ...," prozpěvuje si:

It's still a bit of jugging to get to the BC from the pitch #9 . The mood is pretty good up here. We are enjoing the californian sun, plenty of food and time to sleep. . @adam.ondra @blackdiamond #dawnwall #elcapitan #yosemite #liveclimbrepeat #blackdiamond

A video posted by Pavel Blažek (@pavelblazek) on Nov 14, 2016 at 2:11pm PST

@adam.ondra @blackdiamond #dawnwall #elcapitan #yosemite #liveclimbrepeat #blackdiamond

A photo posted by Pavel Blažek (@pavelblazek) on Nov 14, 2016 at 5:53pm PST

Adam Ondra v Dawn Wall: 1. den má za sebou 9 délek

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