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< Legend: legend >

Some people are confused about the names here. Some call this an outlaw or a wall spike, but it's not. I will try to explain the difference between those moves. A legend is a spike against the side border finished with a ceiling grab. A wall spike (two types of those :)) is in the confused version a spike against the site border finished with a grab on the terrain instead of the ceiling. An outlaw is done from one piece of a terrain to another, no border or ceiling involved in it. Now on to the legend itself. The move was made by Armec in the early days of roping. He called it after his friend Legend. Nothing much to say about the technical part, its just another spike move. Fasten rope to the side wall and pull in. You will hit the side border above the place where you fastened you rope and then its just about hitting space. You dont even have to have a lot of accuracy in timing to do this move. Just do it a lot and you will get it.