2021 USA Climbing National Team Trials β Female Bouldering Final
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Length: 127min 10sec (7630 seconds)
Published: Sat Mar 27 2021
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5 minutes of googling shows that you are right, page 80: http://www.usaclimbing.org/Assets/USA_Climbing_Rulebook_2020-2021_v10_20200902.pdf
I'd guess it was either an oversight, or it doesn't technically count as a downward jump for some reason that's beyond me.
The commentator even calls it a downward dyno, although at another point she calls it a 'lateral jump'.
While we're on the subject, what makes downward jump so dangerous that they needed to ban them from competitions? I guess if a climber doesn't make the jump they could hit the hold and get hurt, but that's true for climbing in general...
18:43
Doesn't look very dangerous, but I though they were not allowed
Might be allowed in usa climbing comps but not ifsc?
This was discussed in the chat. In normal downward dynos, the climbers catch a hold with their arms only so it puts a lot of stress on the shoulders, etc. In this situation, they are landing with their legs mainly.
This isn't a downward dyno in the traditional sense because they land foot-first. Skirts the rule pretty well.
Also unrelated but does anyone know why they turned off comments for both mens and women's finals?