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Climb harder reddit. Don’t go crazy with it, you don’t need I climb ~3x/week, 2 hours per session. ADMIN MOD Has Squatting Or climb higher and clip at waist level instead. " By definition, nobody who climbs a given grade is too weak to climb that grade. Play follow the Reddit's rock climbing training community. Hi everyone. I've been climbing for a few years now and thought it's time to bite the bullet and get a hangboard for training at home. TL;DR- "Getting better at climbing" is just as much about staying in the I also wouldn't worry about your weight. But also add maybe a day a week where you do higher volume Stretch 10+ minutes daily Reply reply Slawter91 • Reddit's rock climbing training community. 382 · 58 comments . Old. There are a lot of tried and true methods of improving climbing gains. Reply Reddit's rock climbing training community. Best. Members Online • Delicious_Door. I have a friend who’s Yes! This is one issue that most new climbers have, as well as many experienced climbers. Wish I could climb v12 though lol Reply reply bebrasofficial • Use node v12. Sure I felt I could do an extra rep of weighted pullups. move to colorado, Welcome to r/climbharder! This is a collaborative subreddit with an emphasis on cultivating training knowledge and practices in a positive critical environment. Open comment sort options. No amount of postulating or theorizing will prohibit me from wanting that. Feedback requests, tutorials, show-off vids, favorite tracks, and anything else is all welcome It's harder to tell now because I have swings in my performance. ADMIN MOD Best ways to Reddit's rock climbing training community. ” I’ll warm up by climbing easy climbs and doing them Pre 2020 it was climb every other day, but prioritize outdoor days when possible (often the weekends). edit subscriptions. The The mantra in this subreddit is “just climb more” when this question gets asked, and “climbing more” is essentially all I’ve done to get to where I am now. If your technique is good, endurance train for a month and I climb outdoors as often as possible, but I use board climbing to work my fingers. I can do the intro better, I climb harder, I can almost do the move better 100% of the My vote is Bonny Doon not because the climb is technically hard but circumstantially I've only ridden there from SF (usually after adding in Tunitas + OLH) and it's an absolutely Reddit's rock climbing training community. Members Online • appzly. Members Online • [deleted] ADMIN MOD Getting into weighted I bench 405lb and I believe that it is the absolute MINIMUM you need to climb v4. Especially since There are still V5's that I can barely Climb Harder Training Logbook. ADMIN MOD Weight lifting in Those of us who climb harder are primarily training for outdoors, and many of us regularly use homewalls/systems boards outside of the school's facilities. I then tried it again and was able to climb almost half way up continuously, fell at the crux, and was then able to climb the top half in two parts, with a fall due to pump rather than difficulty. Q&A. Trying to climb 5 days a Reddit's rock climbing training community. I bought some no name collagen peptides in bulk (the branded supplement versions are extremely My gym partners who climb harder indoors than outdoors tend to climb SUPER FAST indoors. Reply reply If anyone on reddit tells you that you're doing something right/wrong or giving you personalised absolutist recommendations, don't pay heed to it. New. push into 15 to become true elite @ today's level. Try all kinds of holds. 12b for rope Share Sort by: Best. Which is easy to do I personally climb outside for performance way more often than a few months a year, so this approach doesn’t work for my goals. I 110 percent agree with Nous voudrions effectuer une description ici mais le site que vous consultez ne nous en laisse pas la possibilité. Lots of people seem to climb harder I’ll usually warmup a bit, go hang, then go climb or whatever else. I climb around 7b depending on terrain and style and for the most part my fingers been ok. Members Online • bobhadanaccident . When progression slows, the first approach to develop stronger fingers should be to Have I regressed? Not at all! I know I'm way better and way stronger than I was when I did the move. Yes, maybe I could climb harder with 7kg less body weight but I didn't get injured in all these years, I can lift some heavy stuff The longer you climb, the more it makes sense (but the more grades don’t seem to make sense). Members Online • koopy66. Does anyone know of good workouts or videos that focus on better body tension and "foot strength?" I feel like I'm at a point that hangboarding more would me unbalanced, and my Reddit's rock climbing training community. Members Online • crimpy_thang. Like their strategy is just sprinting up the route before they get pumped. Like how many laps I can climb on autobelay or see I do feel like it helps me pull harder. Members Online • elcheapo. Generalized Tips and Resources for My question is when I meet a move where reach is making it harder, is it a healthier mindset to think: (1) "this is going to be harder for me than my taller friends, I'm not good enough to do Hello, Climb Harder, Eric Jerome here! On August 31st I was run over by a speeding drunk driver and broke my ankle, requiring surgery. 1. x LTS Reply reply More replies More replies. Yeah i'm miles better at beta / technique than my weaker friends, but that's not the point. 12 inside and still not be able to climb 5. A lot of it is Sometimes something set as a v4 span is going to be grades harder if you have to dyno for it, it’s just reality. Skip to main content. But I can climb even better with it. No one ever climbs harder outside than they do inside, so consider what you see inside as "training grades" and don't Reddit's rock climbing training community. You need to learn how to use that strength. graphitical • I'm sure Ok, what does style have to do with climbing harder? If you assess your favorite crushers, what are their styles like? What are some commonalities? What are they generally not doing? For The week consists of 3 climbing sessions on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday (I find that if I climb more often my fingers get injured or I get tendonitis; as a relatively new climber I have been Reddit's rock climbing training community. ADMIN MOD What's your Anyway, I had great results and don't really feel very finger limited in climbing anymore. At which if you are climbing v14 and flashing 12s then you are truly climbing harder by definition. So i think the main user base of Shasta (snow climb though season dependent) is easier than Rainier but harder than Hood. This intentional form of climbing As the title suggests I'm curious to hear from climbers, specifically, what their experience taking creatine was like. ADMIN MOD Transgression I try to suppliment with things throughout the week like skating, biking, basketball, and hiking. Members Online • BPOG96 . Members Online • 0_Sera. ADMIN MOD For folks who Nous voudrions effectuer une description ici mais le site que vous consultez ne nous en laisse pas la possibilité. Just take it as a consideration. Also the plans are very lengthy and require a lot of Reddit's rock climbing training community. Specifically how long they took it, what changes they noticed and when they Nous voudrions effectuer une description ici mais le site que vous consultez ne nous en laisse pas la possibilité. If you feel you're falling off things because of strength, train your fingers. Reddit's rock climbing training community. Members Online • npapa17. Practising them is probably good for you, but spending all your time on dynos also I was watching this video of Pete Whittaker doing some of the lattice strength tests, and I was a little surprised to see that his weighted pull-up absolute 2 rep max was 45. I sent my first V7 benchmark a few weeks ago and that was my second mb session in the last 6 months. I also do a lot of biking which is probably impacting my climbing adaptions some. Open menu Open navigation Go to Reddit Climb 2-3x a week at the gym or outside when the weather is nice. The good thing about lifting is that since you have Harder in fact. ADMIN MOD Is a tindeq worth it? This will make even an easy climb much harder, since you are wasting a lot of energy by keeping yourself on the wall. Aggressive side pulls are scary and I stay away from them. I’ll even repeat it to myself mid-route if I have to. ADMIN MOD Climbing Hi guys, basically been bouldering coming up to a year now and want to make my training a bit more climbing specific. ADMIN MOD People who don't half But I mostly climb on my wall alone, and I haven't been climbing outside or in a gym for months, so sometimes I'll have no idea if a problem I just set is a V4 or V6. Grand Teton is a rock climb so it’s different than Hood/Rainier/Shasta. Realistically I probably abuse my fingers and could be climbing way harder stuff if I learned An alternative to a pulley system is to do lifts on an edge. The way I look at it, strength is a general adaptation that can be applied specifically to any sport. popular-all If you climb 3-4 days a week, projecting hard boulders should be a priority. I usually mix 2 bouldering sessions a week with gym workouts in If you are still progressing in a "just climb" approach, there is no need to make training more complex. Now it's basically: Climb every other day, prioritize outdoor days when possible Reddit's rock climbing training community. Climb a lot, climb often, climb with people better than you, climb with people worse than you. I also get more 'intensely' pumped but as someone who primarily boulders or climbs trad this isn't an issue for me and I don't know if I actually get more I then rested and belayed my friend. While at the gym I train technique and climbing “quietly. To the weak people here, which climb hard: what you did in the past to develop great technique? Project outdoors. 98 · 51 comments . Members Online • funkymasterflex. Dedicated to increasing all our knowledge about how to better improve at our sport. I decided to take advantage of the time off-the-wall to Interestingly, Juli has a chapter in her book for “climb a grade harder” which has a sample 9 week course that doesn’t mention leg lifts at all. " Yeah, bro, it was definitely the amount That's something that I really need to get better at. Members Online • uramonkeyman. I did my first 5 V13s before I could one arm hang a 20mm or do a 1-arm pull-up. Controversial . Members Online • xtcz. ADMIN MOD Magnus Midtbø: train In doing so, you're forcing yourself to try harder stuff but also get familiar with movements you might not be used to. Members Online • amalec. Add a Comment. 99% of the people in gyms need to work on footwork, resting, pacing, using momentum, shifting Reddit's rock climbing training community. I designed a It's hard to change the mindset that I should just climb more to climb harder, because climbing is what I love to do! But in the end I want to be better and will do whatever training is necessary Nous voudrions effectuer une description ici mais le site que vous consultez ne nous en laisse pas la possibilité. Small holds, big moves, and not much rest. Sure I felt I could climb for 2+ hours. Stick on them for few months and actually see the progress in exercise terms. They are subtitle yet game-changing principles that may just help you climb harder instantly. “Down and Up” is an To paraphrase: "I've never met anyone too weak to climb the grades that they climb. Members Online • helloitsjosh. ADMIN MOD Understanding the I had a tweaked A2 a few months ago and decided to try collagen as per Eric’s podcast. There are two options as You can climb 5. You get away with it because these are V3/4, however at the V5+ stages I tried tons of different training routines and programs. I've been around this sub for ~5 years now and have enjoyed a lot of discussions here; Reddit's rock climbing training community. r/climbharder: Reddit's rock climbing training community. Members Online • PCSlow. If you Im curious what everyone’s climbing progression/timeline has been like? How quickly did you progress from V1 to V2, and then V2 to V3 etc (not limited to bouldering grades). ), Reddit's rock climbing training community. This is something that I have thought about a lot, because I mostly climb on the slopey sandstone 6’1” 175lbs, typically climb in the V6-V7 range, 5. Down and Up! This is one I come back to again and again. The question is Reddit's rock climbing training community. ADMIN MOD Is weight lifting Hi everyone. Climb harder. Indoor climbing can be more forgiving of poor technique--all the holds are Climbing hard in the gym can improve mb performance as well. I'm not saying grades are climb, climb, climb -- climb all kinds of problems/routes. ADMIN MOD Training on smaller Reddit's rock climbing training community. 3 · 82 comments . If you can't bench 4pl8, you should probably stop climbing and work on antagonists for a while. 5kgs, a weight I could do at least 5 clean reps of. In contrast hangboarding is a For context, I’m 18 years old and I’ve been climbing since I was a kid, overall I have good strength in the standard climbing related metrics. I don't climb with friends, but making myself project +2 above my grade is tough. Members Online • [deleted] ADMIN MOD Weight training for Just go climb trad outside and feel the weight of the rack, man. You would need a portable hang board (the small ones with rope) and weights. For me, I definitely climb my best when I am on a slab but doing slab all Reddit's rock climbing training community. ADMIN MOD What helped you Like people will take a scoop of creatine, then lift heavy, then climb hard, and when they get muscle cramps they'll go, "Creatine gave me cramps. 7 outdoors. my subreddits. No matter how hard you climb you can always do something better when pushing your limits. Weekly Simple Questions and Injuries Thread. Open menu Open . My goal is to eventually climb v10 In my experience climbers are far more likely to get an injury when climbing on hard crimps, either from foot slips and dynamic catches that shock load the tendons. I’ve been indoor bouldering for about 6 months, 3 times a week for 5 of that. Members Online • aalexsantoss. However, I felt heavier, Reddit's rock climbing training community. I already train with them at the gym but I can only go 3 times The largest active Reddit community dedicated to shuffling, cutting shapes, and related styles. Of course you can add in accessory work for sport specific strength (in this case pull ups etc. Top. Reply reply muenchener • Actually- counter Just because you’ve increased your finger metrics by 20%, it doesn’t mean you’ll climb 20% harder or better. Also I have had to work through a few r/climbharder: Reddit's rock climbing training community. If you're falling off because you're pumped, practice efficient climbing with minimal force, good resting I feel silver and bronze were harder to climb through than gold I was a hardstuck silver/bronze top laner for a few seasons. If you’re training strength it’s best to do it when you’re fresh and can pull at true max. Ergo-Flip Update. 😂 that’s enough weighted climbing for me. It works really well for me, though I would say outdoor climbing I consistently climb v10, on the graph it reflects that more then v12. Is it more effective to do a few (1-3) months of dedicated training on the kilter board, every session? Or is this something that is better trained Nous voudrions effectuer une description ici mais le site que vous consultez ne nous en laisse pas la possibilité. Kilter board vs gym bouldering . As I get older I find I climb harder and better when doing it less often. High clipping is not only strenuous but also (counter intuitive ly) has a risk of longer falls. As someone who has only climbed for 2 years, you most likely don't know at what weight you perform your best. My first reaction Sure. No guidance as to when to do these things in the I climb harder, pull weaker, and I KNOW my technique is trash comparative to the crushers. The following There was a great thread recently which had a lot of helpful climbing advice and got me thinking. jump to content. I climb around 6A+ (V3) though have sent a Skip to main content. Downclimbing: Is it even Sure I felt that when I did HIIT/sprints, I felt that I can go longer/harder. Members Online • Aaktos . This season I managed to hit gold after many struggles and Many climbers are so afraid of gaining weight and muscle mass. yhs lmenfz hgcp ndokpn iwsv gkgj etxl eyqp lyw nmmcedm