Watch Michaela Kiersch climbing Dreamcatcher at Squamish
The video of Michaela Kiersch sending her first 9a, Dreamcatcher at Squamish, Canada.
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Michaela Kiersch climbing Dreamcatcher (9a) at Squamish, Canada, September 2021
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In September 2021 26-year-old Michaela Kiersch managed to repeat one of the most famous 9a's of all, Chris Sharma's highend testpiece Dreamcatcher at Squamish in Canada. Here's how.
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