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Meanings of first crux in English

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Usage of first crux in English
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It felt very difficult at the beginning, especially the very first crux.
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2
Pringle on a one-footed bat hang ten feet below the first crux.
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3
He onsighted everything until the first crux pitch, The Great Roof.
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4
From there, the route really picks up and you enter the first crux.
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5
Following the first crux, there are a few more tough combinations of moves.
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6
Passing snowy ledges and beautiful slab climbing we arrived at the first crux pitch.
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7
He reached the first crux at 20 feet and fell.
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8
Then you reach a no-hands rest below a roof, where the first crux is.
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9
The first crux pitch featured bolts every three feet inside a rounded stem-and-smear corner.
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10
Tim Larick gets into the first crux of the Dungeon Roof, a highball V2.
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11
She also couldn't reach a critical toe hook needed to get through the first crux.
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12
On her best effort, Ishi moved through this first crux and into the redpoint crux.
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13
The first crux is an undercling traverse, and the second starts up an overhanging dihedral.
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14
The first crux is between the second and third bolts and is quite reachy, she explains.
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15
Then comes the first crux, which DiGiulian says was the most difficult part of the route.
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16
But the first crux of the expedition comes before he even starts up Hunter's south flank.
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