Watch James Pearson climb Harder, Faster at Black Rocks, England
The second video of British rock climber James Pearson repeating Harder Faster at Black Rocks in the Peak District, UK.
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James Pearson repeating Harder, Faster at Black Rocks in December 2020. First ascended in a moment of pure inspiration by Charlie Woodburn in November 2000, the route had previously only been repeated by the late Australian Lucky Chance (formerly Toby Benham) in 2003.
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A first video was published last week documenting James Pearson’s repeat of Harder, Faster, Charlie Woodburn’s gritstone extreme first ascended in 2000 at Black Rocks in England’s Peak District. Another documentary has now been released telling the story of Pearson's gripping ascent from another point of view. Palms-sweating stuff indeed.
Link: La Sportiva
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