ROWCC MEMBER PROFILES- AGINA SEDLER
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ROWCC CLUB PROFILES- AGINA SEDLER
Name: Agina Sedler
Member of ROWCC since year: April 2008
Climbing since year: April, 2008
Relationship status (married/ divorced/ in a relationship): single
Birthday: 2-14
Type of work- your job (if you are not JUST a climbing bum) : Legal
Where do you live: Riverside
Home climbing area: Mt. Rubidoux, Big Rock, Arrowhead Pinnacles
Usual climbing partners: Nate, Bill Odenthal, Al Ramirez
Favorite place to climb: J-Tree, Cemetary/BMX, Yosemite Valley
Favorite trip: Mt. Whitney/Mt. Muir Epic Dude!
Trad, sport, boulder, ice, gym or all: all
Favorite type of route (crack/face/slab) : all
Climbing accomplishments: 13 pitches on Muir then on to conquer Mt. Whitney in day!
Big walls: none - yet
Other mountaineering or backpacking trips: Solo trip into J-Tree for two days, that was cool
Scariest incident: topping out on Mt. Muir just as it got dark after 13 pitches then going on to summit Whitney in the dark and coming down of the effin mountain in a snowstorm with skimpy clothes on!
Biggest fall: none yet
Future trips planned: looking forward to: going back to the valley to conquer Snake Dike!
Favorite Route(s) : The Trough up on Tahquitz…this was my first multipitch ever, I had only climbed twice prior to that! Chad on lead … he had as much experience as I did! Scary dude!
ROWCC awards received: none yet working on my 10-climb
Countries climbed in: U.S.A.
States climbed in: California, Utah, Nevada
Favorite ROWCC moment: looking at Kenn K. & Chad and deciding to go ahead and summit Whitney after 13 pitches on Muir!
Ever spend an unexpected night out climbing? nope
Other activities you enjoy besides climbing: photography, travel, canyoneering, cycling, backpacking
Personal accomplishments you’d like to share that aren’t climbing related: volunteer aide/humanitarian work in Kenya, E. Africa. That was rad.
