Sachi Amma Gettin’ Kraft!

Posted by Eric Hörst | Feb 22, 2015 | Gimme Kraft!, Training Articles

Sachi Amma Gettin’ Kraft!

Sachi Amma Gettin’ Kraft!

This Gimme Kraft! video shows Japan’s Sachi Amma visiting Cafe Kraft coach Dicki Korb, during a brief stopover on the way to Spain. Sachi’s has been training to send Chris Sharma’s classic route Fight or Flight (9b/5.15b). Just a few hours with Gimme Kraft! sensei Dicki, and Sachi was ready to send–which he did just a few days later! (But surely the main training took part before in Japan.)

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