Video: Jules Marchaland sends Three Degrees of Separation at Céüse
The video of French climber Jules Marchaland making a rare repeat of 'Three Degrees of Separation', the iconic 9a+ freed by Chris Sharma in 2007.
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At the start of June 2024 French climber Jules Marchaland made a rare repeat of Three Degrees of Separation, the 9a+ at Céüse bolted by Arnaud Petit and freed in 2007 America’s Chris Sharma who straightened the line which now features three enormous dynoes. Adam Ondra nabbed the first repeat in 2015, having described the sequence as containing "some of the craziest moves I've ever seen." In 2019 Lucien Martinez completed the third ascent, here's Marchaland after just 6 sessions claiming the fourth.
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