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Phil Wortmann doesn’t look at outrageous projects like most people. It can’t be that he took too many hits to the head, because he stopped boxing early, and it’s not la la optimism either.
Still, for someone to make a 5.13 project on Pike’s Peak their first at the grade and to establish what is likely the Lower 48's hardest, longest and most sustained mixed climb requires a little something something. That something something is something Phil thinks others can develop too, by the way.
In this episode, we chat about:
🧊 Resources and links:
To follow Phil’s latest exploits, he’s on Instagram @thewordmann.
Here is his account of projecting “Samsara” and here is the AAJ article about “Drop the Mic.”
📸: Cover photo by Scott Turpin.
Credits:
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Phil Wortmann doesn’t look at outrageous projects like most people. It can’t be that he took too many hits to the head, because he stopped boxing early, and it’s not la la optimism either.
Still, for someone to make a 5.13 project on Pike’s Peak their first at the grade and to establish what is likely the Lower 48's hardest, longest and most sustained mixed climb requires a little something something. That something something is something Phil thinks others can develop too, by the way.
In this episode, we chat about:
🧊 Resources and links:
To follow Phil’s latest exploits, he’s on Instagram @thewordmann.
Here is his account of projecting “Samsara” and here is the AAJ article about “Drop the Mic.”
📸: Cover photo by Scott Turpin.
Credits:
Become a member:
Thanks for listening! If you enjoyed the conversation and want to help us do many more episodes like this, please consider becoming a member.
(For less than the price of a bougie beer per month!).
🗣️ Leave us a review!:
You can also help us out by subscribing to the podcast and leaving us a review on your podcast platform of choice. Reviews are helpful for new listeners that come across the show, and a good rating means Spotify, Apple, and other platforms are more likely to recommend it to others.
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