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Photo by Daniel Thompson on September 10, 2026. May be an image of dress, gown, outdoors and text.

Photo by Daniel Thompson on September 10, 2026. May be an image of one or more people, gown, dress and text.

Photo by Daniel Thompson on September 10, 2026. May be an image of one or more people, gown, dress and text.

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Posted On: September 10th 2026, 11:08 am

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Some brown noise!

Ape Index of the average V11 boulderer is +5.6cm.

But what about the average V5 boulderer? Or the 8a redpointer? Is there a trend in Ape Index across the sports climbing and bouldering spectrum and what can we learn from it?

This week we looked at one of the physiological attributes that’s been argued over for decades, partly as it’s very easy to measure and also because climbers at the far ends of the spectrum will swear it’s a signifcant advantage or disadvatge!

Funnily enough, we analysed this one years ago, but we thought it would be interesting to check again and - specifically this time - look at variability across the 2 disciplines to see if any differences occurred, because in the early days of Lattice we had a much smaller data pool and weren’t able to break it down into statistically signifcant results across the disciplines and across the full spectrum of grades.

As you can see from the graphs and stats, there IS a small trend in (increasing) Ape Index as grade increases but the effect size is very small.

Were we surprised?

Not really.... partly, as we’d looked at this in the past, but also because ape index is quite a ‘coarse’ biometric and more interesting research would be to look at additional factors such as torso length, leg length and shoulder-width-to-hip-width. Anyone fancy a study?!

What would you like us to look at next in the data? Let us know 🤓

TNHT Staff: @staxxssss_malone
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Neighbors, the mother of the 16-year-old gunman accused of carrying out a deadly mass shooting at an Oregon elementary school is speaking out in the aftermath of the tragedy, insisting her son was “a good boy.”
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Shauntai May Nickerson, the mother of Griffin J. John, was seen crying and smoking a cigarette outside her apartment complex as reporters approached her following Thursday’s deadly shooting at Silver Rail Elementary School. Despite the devastating allegations against her son, Nickerson described the teenager as a good child, telling reporters, “He was a good boy, he really was.”
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The grieving mother also expressed how much she missed her son, saying, “I miss him.” Nickerson then offered an emotional apology to the families of the victims, acknowledging the unimaginable pain they are facing following the deadly attack. “I’m so sorry, I wish I could have done something. I’m sorry for their loss,” she said.
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She also insisted she would have done everything in her power to prevent the tragedy if she had known what was going to happen. “If I could have prevented this, I would have,” Nickerson said. If you’re unaware, The shooting reportedly left three students and one teacher dead. Thoughts?