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Roccia Arrampicata Sportiva 8A+ Lavorato 7C+ Onsight Boulder Fino a 7C AMADIO MICHELE Nato a Torino il 09 agosto 1983 2015- Inizio Corso per Aspirante Guida Alpina 2014- Ingresso nel Club Alpino Accademico (CAAI) 2012- Istruttore presso la Scuola CAI “Giusto Gervasutti” di Torino Roccia Arrampicata sportiva 8a+ lavorato 7c+ onsight Boulder fino a 7c Multipitch (più rappresentative) ITALIA Monte bianco Petites Jorasses Pantagruel 7b max Onsight Trident du tacul Les Intouchables 7b+ max Onsight Tour de Jorasses Abysse 7b+ max 7a+ obbligatorio Tour de Jorasses Etoiles filantes 7b max Onsight Rognon du plan American Beauty 8a+ max Grand capucin Voyages selon Gulliver 7a+max Onsight Clocher du tacul Kousmine 7b max Onsight Clocher du tacul Empire state building 7c max Gran Paradiso Ancesieu Paradiso Magico 7b max Onsight Becco di Valsoera Sturm und drang 7c max Becco di Valsoera Stairway to heaven 7b+ max Punta Marco Alison 7c max Monte Castello Io, lui, lei, l’altra 7b max Onsight Monte Castello Twin towers 7b max Onsight Becco meridionale della Tribolazione Motto-Sartore 7a+ max Onsight Intensa attività di arrampicata TRAD in Valle dell’Orco (libera di monotiri e multipitch TRAD fino a 7c) Valle d’Aosta Pilastro Lomasti Non bussare alla mia porta 7b+ max 7a obb Mongioie Rocca dei campanili La nebbia agli irti colli 7a+ max 6c obb Alpi centrali Picco Luigi Amedeo Elettroshock 7c max Pilastro scingino Delta minox 7b+ max 7a+ obb EXPO! Sasso cavallo 10 piani di morbidezza 8a max Intensa attività di arrampicata TRAD in Val di Mello (libera di monotiri e multipitch TRAD fino a 7b) Finale Ligure Bric pianarella Il tempio della gioventù psichica 7b max Valle di Susa Catteissard Tuono 7b+ max Onsight Catteissard Il perdono di satana 7bmax Onsight Rocca Sbarua Intensa attività di arrampicata fino a 7c su multipitch a spit e 7b su multipitch TRAD Dolomiti Meisues Diamante 7c max (7aobb) Onsight Cima Scotoni Lacedelli 7a max FRANCIA Briançon Cime du raisin Clin d’oeil au paradis 7c+ max 7aobb Tour termier Daisy chienne 7b+ max 7a obb Tour termier L’incontinent…. 7b+ max Verdon Numerose vie fino al 7b+ Onsight (Age du Raison, Les rideaux de gwendal, Pitchenibule, Saga du verdon, Surveiller et punir…..) Calanques Cap canaille La loi di chaos 7amax Onsight Vercors Paroi de Crisantheme Quand y en a plus, y en a encore 7bmax Onsight Devoluoy Les gillardes Les premieres pas d’elsa 7a+obb Onsight Aiglun Paroi du giet Cocotte Minute 7bmax Onsight Chamonix (Valle dell’Arve) Les Vuardes Quand on tue le cochon…. 7b+ max Croix de fer Les gouttes du paradis 7b+max Maladiere Xenon 7b+ max Aiguille d'Aujon - Demasiado corazon 7c max Pirenei Petite aiguille d’ansabere Spigolo sud 7b+max Onsight Corsica Punta du corbu Jeef 7b+ max SVIZZERA Wendenstock Blaue lagune 7b+ max 7aobb Onsight Caminando 7a+ max Onsight Eiger Deep blue sea 7b+max (7aobb) MAROCCO Taghia Les rivieres purpure 7b+max 7aobb Axe du mal 7c+ max 7a+obb TURCHIA Parmakkaya Orient 7bmax 7aobb Onsight Kizilin Baci Tempus Fugit 7bmax 7aobb SPAGNA Mallos de riglos Tucan asuente 7a+ max Onsight Mallos de riglos Rabada-Navarro 6bmax EXPO! TRAD Onsight Naranjo de bulnes Gizon berry bat naiz 7b+ max 7aobb Onsight PRIME SALITE Vallone di Noaschetta- Monte Castello Nona Sinfonia 7c+max 7a+obb Valle di Susa- Pilastro San Marco L’insostenibile leggerezza dell’essere 8a max PRIME LIBERE MONOTIRI Valle di Susa – Striature nere Iconoclastia 8a Valle di Susa - Caprie Deprivazione Digitale 7c+ Valle di Susa – Caprie Kinotto ad azione dissolvente 7c+ Valle di Susa – Rocca penna Apprendista stregone 7c Valle di Susa – Novalesa Polly 7b+ MULTIPITCH Rocca Sbarua – Gallipsilon 7c max Punta Grassi – Le demon du midi 7c max Valle Orco – Nuove sfide 7c+max Valle Orco – Fantaghirò 7b+ max Valle Orco – Pisittu maccu 7b+ max TRAD Valle Orco – Sole Nascente 7b+ max TRAD Valle Orco – Lavori in corso 7b max TRAD Valle Orco – Il tetto di troppo 7a+ max TRAD Vallone di Sea - Spit Story 7b max onsight Vallone di Sea- Flutti Magici 7b+max onsight Vallone di Sea- Storie di Sea 7a+ max onsight Deep Water Soloing Linee fino al 7b in Italia (Liguria), Mallorca e Tailandia Sci Alpinismo e Sci Ripido Numerose discese fino al 5.3/E3 Ad esempio: Valle Po Colouir del Porco 4.2/E1, Canale Due dita 4.2/E2, Canale dei Campanili sx 4.2/E2 Colouir Coolidge Inferiore 5.1/E2 Valle di Susa Chalanche Ronde (parete Nord) 4.3/E2 Canali dello Jannu 4.2/E2, Canale Est dell'Orsiera 4.1/E1, Canali della Grotta sx e dx 4.3/E2, Rocce della Suer 4.1/E2, Punta lamet canale NO 4.1/E2 Monte niblè Parete sud 5.1/E3 Ecrins Colouir Pelas-Verney 5.3/E3, Colouir Davin sx 5.1/E2 Colouir de la Blanche (Pelvoux) 4.3/E2 Maurienne Pierre Menue Colouir Est 4.3/E2 Val d'Aosta Canale delle Piure 4.2/E1 Val d'Ayas, Mont Gelè Colouir de la Balme 4.2/E2 Svizzera Mont Velan Colouir Hannibal 4.3/E2 Monte Bianco Colouir Gervasutti alla Tour Ronde 5.2/E2, Col du Capucines 5.1/E2, Traversata delle periades (breche puiseux) OSA, Mont Dolent OSA Valle dell'orco Grande aiguille rousse Parete nord 4.3/E2 Val Formazza Kastlehorn Parete O 4.3/E2 Ghiaccio e Dry Tooling Cascate di ghiaccio fino al grado WI7 con alcune Prime Salite e Prime Libere. Ad esempio: Val Varaita Bub-iri acidi (5), Chandelle Gastok (5+), Chandelle Profiteror (5), Bianca sirena (5), Cattivik (5) Val Susa L'altro volto del pianeta (6), I tre gioielli (6, M5+), Stalattitone Bernardi (5), Ypertubo dei cavolfiori (5+, X), La pazienza va premiata (5), Ferrera primo e secondo salto (5, X) Valle Orco Il canto del cigno (5 , Prima ripetizione), Falesia XICE (tutte le colonne da primo fino al grado 5+) Valle di Gressoney Direct-issime (5+), Alice in wonderland (5), Prosecco d'Ahorna (6+/7 M6 Prima salita), Tubi-amo (6+ R,X Prima salita, alternato con A.Trombetta), OGM (6 Seconda Ripetizione), Re umberto (7), Avanti savoia (5+), Lys Balma (tutte le colonne da primo fino a grado 6) Valle di Champorcher Candelone giavin dx(5+) Val Tournenche Heimdall il dio bianco (6) Val di Cogne Hard-ice diretta (6 R), Lau bij (5), Edelweiss (5,M7+), Tchao felix (5+, M6+, R, X, Prima libera), Etoile et soleil (5), Eknaton (5), Inachevèe conception (5+), Doccia gelata (5,M6), Repentance super (5+), Di fonte al tradimento diretta (6), Gusto di scozia (5, M5) Valsavarenche Trip in night (5+), La valse a trois manche (M6+, 5), Missione compiuta (5) Val di Rhemes Sogno realizzato (5) Val d’Ayas Himalayan Dream (4+, M7+,R) Valdigne Au bout des thermes (5+), Le moment propice..(5+,M7+ alternato con A.Trombetta) Francia La dame du lac (6) Montriond Glacenost (6) Valle de la Maurienne Baiser de lune (6) Vallon du Fournel Troisieme oeil (6+,M6+), Pas d'arrangement (6), Les viollins (5+) Tete de Gramusat: Directe (6), Blind Faith (6), Juste une illusion (6), Lacelle qui reste (7, M7), Ensemble de Mandelbrot dry (6, M8) onsight Freissinieres Rappel toi que tu es un homme (IV/WI6+/M7+) Vallèe de couleau Svizzera Rubezahl (6), Pingu(5+) Kandersteg Dry tooling fino a M10 lavorato e M9 Onsight TRAD con alcune Prime Salite e Prime Libere Alta Montagna Grandes Jorasses Cresta Ovest Integrale Aiguille du Midi Sperone Frendo Eugster Direct Aiguille des Pélerins Rébuffat-Terray Mont Blanc du Tacul Supercouloir Arête du Diable Contamine-Mazeaud Mont Maudit Cresta Kuffner Saumons et glaçons Aiguille Carré Ravanel-Frendo Farraon Col du Requin Sorenson-Eastman Gran Paradiso Traversata Piccolo - Gran Paradiso Parete Nord Ciarforon Parete Nord- Via Chiara Becchi della Tribolazione Traversata integrale solitaria Dent d’Herens Cresta Albertini Cresta Tiefenmatten Breithorn Occidentale Traversata completa della Catena dei Breithorn Roccia Nera Ice Fresser Punta Dufour Cresta Rey Lyskamm Orientale Traversata Occidentale-Orientale Cresta Sella Punta Gnifetti Cresta Signal Uja di Bessanese Spigolo Murari Uja di Ciamarella Parete Nord Dent Blanche Cresta Sud Barre des Ecrins Via Normale Cotopaxi Via Normale Ruminawi Cresta cima Centrale- Principale (Prima Salita) lliniza Norte Cresta sud-est Canyoning Numerosi percorsi fino a V5/A5 Altre attività Downhill, MTB, Trail running,Snowboard .
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