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Epoxide
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Keniji
Netherlands2569 Posts
On March 18 2014 23:34 Axieoqu wrote: My favorite exercise is to climb one or two grades easier problems than normally with one side facing the wall for the whole problem. Then climb the same problem with the other side facing the wall. The two main benefits: a) forces you to think how leg positioning changes depending on your balance and b) lets you practice strange moves and positions you normally wouldn't encounter until reaching harder grades. I do it every now and then and its really strange how I always seem to find some new ideas and learn more about my climbing. No matter what grades I'm currently working on. Maybe you guys could share some of your favorite exercises or (mind) tricks?  I really like the "3 second" training. You climb and whenever you go to the next grip, you hover for 3 second over it with your hand. Obviously, it is really static, but it makes you really aware moving controlled and positioning effectively etc.. I even had routes were I got less pumped this way then when I did the route before normally. Because of all the focus on effective movement. Makes you think what a horrible climber I am sometimes (always) :/ | ||
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LuckoftheIrish
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Epoxide
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LuckoftheIrish
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Sassback
United States718 Posts
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Epoxide
Magic Woods9326 Posts
On May 12 2014 20:24 Sassback wrote: Yay!, It was hot as shit outside and I still managed to climb a 7C+ at the limestone hovel i call a local crag. Sick | ||
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icystorage
Jollibee19350 Posts
a man and his climbing buddy (his cat!) how awesome is that! | ||
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Sassback
United States718 Posts
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Epoxide
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Sassback
United States718 Posts
http://www.climbing.com/video/guillaume-glairon-mondet-in-fontainebleau/ | ||
intrigue
Washington, D.C9934 Posts
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0x64
Finland4602 Posts
The Toronto bouldering video is awesome, Funny M3 problem! | ||
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StoRm_res
Switzerland891 Posts
I've been going like 2 times a week at a climbing gym and my new pair is already starting to get a hole (like 3 months old). I guess the walls at my local gym are very rough which is cool because it gives you nice grip but if you slip you leave a lot of rubber. Probably I could improve the lifetime by improving my footwork though. | ||
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Epoxide
Magic Woods9326 Posts
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Argoth.
Germany1961 Posts
On June 13 2014 22:38 Epoxide wrote: Most likely want to have a bit better footwork, I usually change/get repairs after 6-7 months. Exactly this. When you have good technique you precisely put your feet where they need to be without scratching over the wall or other stuff scraping your shoes. Watch good climbers and see how planned and where they place their hand and feet. | ||
Kau
Canada3500 Posts
On June 03 2014 02:56 Sassback wrote: Did anyone else watch the Bouldering World Cup in Toronto yesterday? Definentely made me wish it wasn't summertime and so dam hot outside! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gpaX6_XHcqk Thanks to this I am now addicted to watching other IFSC World Cup vids. | ||
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0x64
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seraphdd
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On May 12 2014 20:24 Sassback wrote: Yay!, It was hot as shit outside and I still managed to climb a 7C+ at the limestone hovel i call a local crag. Why are you using the french grading system when you live in the United States? | ||
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Kau
Canada3500 Posts
http://vimeo.com/97778435 | ||
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