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Adam M.
Sep 27, 2022
It took me 6 months to do my first v6. I think I remember every part of that route (it was almost 3 years ago), and the feeling I had when I was about to match the top hold. My goal was to go up a grade every month. That stopped at that v6, though. Since then, I have moved to a different gym, and in this gym, the grades are much softer. There a... Read more  
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Adam M.
Jun 2, 2023
You can wear glasses while bouldering, and many climbers choose to do so. It's important to ensure that your glasses fit securely on your face to prevent them from slipping or falling off during dynamic movements. Using a sports strap or retainer can help keep your glasses in place. Additionally, consider wearing glasses with impact-resistant lense... Read more  
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PaulClimbs
Aug 27, 2023
I sort of unlocked the v6's after 6 months actually. It was a pretty solid v6, and after that, it was as if this whole new world opened up and I was able to climb even more v6's. Of course not all, but some, and others I was able to do a few moves, while before I was struggling a lot on v5's.
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John Che
Jul 23, 2023
My first v6 was after about 6 months. But, to be able to consistently climb v6s and call myself a v6 climber, it took longer, maybe closer to 1 year. Yes, I could say that I climbed a v6 and that I am a v6 climber, but, to me that doesn't count. It may have been a very soft v6, it could have been my specific style also. For me what counts is bei... Read more  
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Adam M.
Answered a Question    Jun 1, 2023

can i lift weight and boulder in the same day?

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Yes, you can lift weights and boulder on the same day. Start with bouldering and leave weightlifting for later in the day. Allow a few hours between the activities to recover. Warm up before each session and cool down afterward. Listen to your body and adjust the intensity if needed.
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