Compression and heelhooks 6c+

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Compression and heelhooks 6c+
Tricky, balancy, but not too bad 6c+
6c flash from today
I was out for a couple of months, but don't seem to have lost too much. No 7a's yet, but I also don't feel super weak so it's fine
6c+
Slightly tricky, but not too bad
6c from today
I did a couple 6c boulders today, no 7a's yet since being our for a while, but I haven't lost much
7a I did today
I'm skipping 3 holds, and really don't know what the crimp on the right is for. This first foodhold could be a bit useful, and maybe a toe hook on the next big one could help some people, but I don't get why you would ever go to that faraway crimp when the end is right there.
7a with a big campus move and some tiny crimps
Big jumpy jumpy
Yippee! My first 7b (though I've done a 7b+ and a 7c-kilter before)
It felt really good, I never really felt like I was gonna fall, and have definitely done 6c boulders that felt harder. But still, we take the win
"Pink X" 7c on the 40° kliterboard
On paper now the hardest grade I've ever climbed, but kliterboard grading is silly so it's just a hard boulder problem.
I've been climbing a little less and a lot worse recently, but the 6c+ was fun
I actually only struggled with holding the starting position. As soon as I held that well enough to make the first move I could do the entire boulder
2-6-8 (so equivalent to 1-5-7) on this campus board.
I don't know the exact angle or hold type/size or spacing, but I think I think it's pretty standard. Couldn't quite do it when going left first, and it's still not as far as I'd wanna be, but today I felt I understood the pushing with the lower hand for the first time properly, so that's nice!
At the local comp I didn't take any photos or videos myself, but I made finals and people took pictures and videos there. This is a video I found on Instagram, I'll see if more posts with my pop up that I can post
Some photos of my climbing in the final
At the local comp I didn't take any photos or videos myself, but I made finals and people took pictures and videos there. This is a video I found on Instagram, I'll see if more posts with my pop up that I can post
Sometimes I spend way to much time making sure all holds are in shot only to fall off the first move for the hunderdth time, other times like today I don't think I'll make it yet so important footholds are off screen...
Either way, still a nice 7a
7a I did today, nothing too special, but it feels nice to be able to say that about a 7a which used to always be very hard.
Also did this 7a today, but that doesn't seem as impressive anymore with the 7b+