Anxious, American

A few power moves on large holds at the bottom to pleasant slab climbing on top. The slab portion is easier (but significantly taller!) than Resist the Crimp, but the starting sequence deserves a ~V1-V2 bouldering grade. Start both hands in the obvious, wide, deep, dark gash in the wall. A large move up left (or right) gets you onto a small jug. A few easier moves on good holds gets you securely stationed on your feet approximately 5-6 off the ground. Forget your immediate past as the crimps vanish and you find yourself on a slab face. Reach high to the rounded lip, and trust a few decent but small edges for your feet as you walk your way to the top. Highly consider heading slightly right as you are rounding the top out.

Immediately south ("climber's right") of Calm, Collected, German, hands in a very obvious, wide, deep, and textured hole in the wall.

One or two crash pads.