1) Headland of Scotland 
[climbing] In sport climbing, the term redpointing refers to free-climbing a route, while lead climbing, after having practiced the route beforehand (either by leading with frequent rests on the rope – for which the term `hangdogging` arose – or by top roping). Many climbers will frequently try to redpoint a route after having failed to...
When a climber ascends a route cleanly from start to finish without falling, after practising the climb over and over.
Climb a route without aid (free-climbing) successfully without falling having already climbed it unsuccessfully.
Leading a sport route after inspecting it, and maybe after practising individual moves, or simply any sport lead where moves have been done before (in the event of a fall).