This is to the right of the

Classic Warm-up

. Start on a large rail, reach up and left to some crimps on the overhanging face, and pop to the lip of the overhang. From here, a crux mantle gets you to an easy topout.

Hobo Mantle

Highball/Mini-Cliff Standard

Chubby Bunny

Prancing Cow Direct

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The Muckler

The Buddha Belly

The Classic Warmup

Get In My Belly!

Prancing Cow Right

This is one of the more popular problems here. Sit start in a horizontal and reach up left to an impossible pinch.  Your right foot heel-toes in the starting hold to magically adhere you to the tiny holds.  It is nice to have a spotter here, so you don't land on your head when the only thing holding on is your foot.  Make a huge move up to a bigger bad hold. Carefully top out the slab above.

The crux is getting off the ground, the rest consists of big moves to even bigger holds.

This is on the left side of the wall.  Sit start in undercling and move left to good holds and straight up from there.

This is a bit contrived but quite fun.

Start on

The Buddha Belly

, from the "belly-button" dyno right to a good edge in the horizontal break, then crimp and dyno again to finish on

Get In My Belly!

This one pulls over the bulge just right of the crack.  The crux mantle is a little scary as you rock onto a high right foot.  If the foot slips, you WILL scrape your face!  It's awkward and spooky and therefore more rewarding than some of the other problems here....

This is one of the best problems here.  Move up into an undercling at the start.  You can knee bar with your left leg as you reach for the "belly button."  Make big moves to slopers with a high step or heel hook in the "belly button."  Top out with great holds, that may or may not be attached....

Some of these problems are pretty tall, and this one is no exception.  Luckily, lots of them get progressively easier as you move up.  Start right of the tree and follow jugs up and right.  This is probably the easiest problem here and therefore the most obvious warm-up.

This is a great little crack with nice sharp finger locks.

Sit start in underclings, move left as if to do direct, then bust right to little holds and a sloper top out.

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Routes in The Freight Train Boulder