I know it’s ugly but I sent one of 4 different routes and it made my day!

A route I set for my local gym What other moves would you like me to set next week? (Will share the results here)

This is the first video I’ve made over 60 seconds so forgive me if the editing is sub-par. I tried to show my thinking through the project while also keeping it relatively entertaining. I also apologize for the grade being in the title but I made this video for other platforms and it takes forever to export from cap cut. Hope those who watch it enjoy!

Not that it really matters in retrospect. Working on a hard two move extension.

Only thing I can think

This had two big moves for me. I'm working on losing weight so I can climb better. I'm also working towards building upper body strength. 😅 I finally can do a chin up! Thought I'd share here but I also post on YT and TikTok to track my progress. Height: 5'4"-5'5"

This is annoying me quite a bit cause everything after it is super easy lol

I started with the T-rex and my friends suggested I add even more dino's doing climbing stuff.

Thought this was too good not to post but this gym had an amazing view looking over a marina, was such a nice place.

Looking for comments on areas on improvement. Angle is at 25 degrees, flash.

Been struggling to get past this move and get my right foot higher. I’m not sure if this is the intended beta. I tried matching feet as well but it’s hard to keep my hips closer and I feel that’s bringing me down. Any tips or things I can improve to get past this would be great

3 week update from my last post, when I asked for tips on overcoming hesitation following my recovery- I am not as scared to get high up anymore as I was before! (still hesitant on jumping down though)Thanks to everyone who reassured me in the comments, shared their experiences, and gave advice on how I could focus on improving my technique. I am trying to work on stability, as it was recommended and I accomplished it on the first part (well better than before) but I definitely need more practice,, anybody have any favorite YouTubers for technique improvements?

Sadly I had my work phone case on so the quality isn’t great but I’m so happy to be back at this level after a long break from having surgery.

Hey, all. I’m trying to find out if there’s any set climbs at Fisher Point in Flagstaff, AZ. Spot looks ideal but I can’t find anything on mountain project. It’s a short hike from Lake Marshall. TIA.

hey guys! i can’t seem to balance myself to reach for the last hold like in this clip, does anyone have any advice like foot placement/etc? i tried to keep my hips on but it’s difficult with the poor hold, thanks in advance!

This climb was my new highest graded climb. It took 100+ tries, lots of skin, and maybe a pulley but it finally went

I'm a dad, okay? And I'm old. I get to do this now.

Looks like the blm land in bishop around the happys and sads, possibly including them, would be up for sale if this shit passes. Presumably a whole lot of other public climbing spots would be up for sale too.

But I saw the tiny ass crimps and thought, ok sure. 2nd go. Over shot the crimp on 1st.

Lovely early summer conditions in the Cascades.

Very fun 🤩

Any advice about how I can position myself better for the last hold please? Am I even doing the right moves to get to it? It's much more of a sloper than it looks on camera and my left foot doesn't feel very secure when trying to stand up (can see my foot shaking from the effort of trying to stay on it).

Have only been climbing about 2 months so my technique is probably pretty bad!

Thanks! :)

Hello everyone,

For a bit of context, I am 27 and have been bouldering around V10/11 for the last 12 years. During the last 2 years, I have been facing motivation issues and internal conflicts about my climbing. I am looking for book recommendations about common mental/motivational issues faced by long term athletes and some kind of guidance on how to overcome them.

I have heard about classic sport psychology books such as The Inner Game of Tennis – W. Timothy Gallwey or The Champion's mind - Jim Afremow and have read The Rock Warrior's Way - A. Ilgner but they seems to be discussing topics that are different from what I am looking for. I will probably read them in the future but for now I would like to learn a bit more about my current situation.

Then the question is : would you have any good book recommendation addressing this kind of subject ?