r/indoorbouldering • u/2cos • 20h ago
Stuck the dyno but still failed the climb😞
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r/indoorbouldering • u/2cos • 20h ago
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r/indoorbouldering • u/JosshyS • 15h ago
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r/indoorbouldering • u/Worm38 • 8h ago
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Well, some people are definitely more gracious with their foot placement at the bottom, but I don't have the upper body strength for that.
r/indoorbouldering • u/dokiberryxox • 18h ago
Hii!!
feel free to remove if its not allowed
im new (to bouldering and here the hardest climb ive done is an easy v2 T-T) my problem is i just get freaked out when im semi close to the top of the climb and scared im going to fall. which yes i know its stupid its bouldering im going to fall like i shouldnt be scared about itðŸ˜
was anybody else scared when they started? like i really enjoy it but getting freaked out on the wall is really holding me back, literally any advice will be appreciated!!
r/indoorbouldering • u/turbochipmunk • 20h ago
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I’m really new, been climbing for a month or so consistently. This one is labelled as v3-v5 at my gym. This is my second session on this problem and I can’t get my second hand on the last hold. Most of these holds are less positive than they look, but the last one is really really terrible. Am I just lacking grip strength to get my second hand on it, or is there a way I can position my body to make it easier? Yes I’m freaky tall, 6’5.