Enchiridion V8 / V9 is the hardest established problem by a female in the state of Arkansas and has yet to be repeated.

So, what does it take to climb your hardest? What does it take to climb a problem that has never been climbed before?

What do you think? Is it perseverance? Dedication? Strength? Long-term vision? Luck? Fortitude? Grit? What lessons can you take away from Amanda to apply to your project at the gym or the crag?

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Let’s enter into the mind of Amanda Smith and find out how she made the first ascent of Enchiridion V8 / V9 in Pilot’s Knob, Arkansas.

When you start dreaming the moves of your project, it’s time to send – Amanda Smith

Enchiridion was a big project!

Chad Watkins (Amanda’s husband) showed me the line this past winter and it seemed impossible. I’ve been looking at it for two years but never thought it would go. He worked it a couple of years ago and had some complicated beta just to climb the first five feet of it. [Read more…] about Into The Mind Of Amanda Smith and Her First Ascent of Enchiridion V8/V9

Get to know Amanda in 15 seconds:

After a hard climbing sesh, I relax by watching the sunset, enjoying a cold beer, and/or a nice chill Netflix session.

My favorite ice cream is chocolate for life.

If I could tame a wild animal and have it as a pet, I would have a Galapagos tortoise. They are pretty tame and low maintenance. I would want something that lives long enough to be a burden to others once I pass on.

There is no way I will ever eat veal.

The last good book I read was Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas.

If a rock climbing brand/company offered me 1 million dollar to tattoo their logo on both shoulders, I would be proud to display Organic Climbing.

I love their products and love the fact that they are made in the USA. Josh Helke’s story of small town innovation and helping ex-factory workers create again is inspiring. I grew up in a town that had a huge sewing industry background and when jobs went overseas, it hurt the livelihoods of many local families. The toll of that is still evident in my small hometown where more people are on welfare or disability and can’t make the income they had before.