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How Can You Improve Footwork For Better Balance?
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Mar 25, 2024
Elevate your climbing game with better footwork. Discover techniques and exercises to enhance your balance and efficiency on the wall.
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PaulClimbs
Aug 29, 2023
What grade should I be able to climb?
This is a very general question. Is it for bouldering? Sport climbing? There is too much missing information in the question to be able to actually answer it accurately, but, in any case, it would most likely depend on your experience, technique, strength, and how determined you are.
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PaulClimbs
Aug 29, 2023
what should i do if i dont have a moon board or tension board?
Try to find the next best thing that you do have. Do you have a spray wall? If not, do you have an overhanging wall that you can make up boulders on using the existing holds? Otherwise, I would just make up boulders anywhere in the gym and try to make them system-board-like.
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Taping up blisters can seriously help ease the pain and discomfort they cause. Though, keep in mind that if the tape is very sticky, it could rip the blister off when you take the tape off, so add a thin layer in between, just to not have the sticky ...
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Yes, you can absolutely rock climb if you are overweight. Climbing is a sport that welcomes individuals of all shapes and sizes. While being overweight might present certain challenges, it doesn't mean you can't participate and enjoy the sp...
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I usually put a vitamin E cream on them. There are creams and balms that are made specifically for climbing, but I have always benefited from pure vitamin E. I haven't tried any of the others climbing specific creams or balms, though. I have...
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As a climber, I can tell you that hand size is not a limiting factor in rock climbing. Whether you have small hands, large hands, or somewhere in between, you can excel in the sport. Climbing technique, strength, and body positioning are far more imp...
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