How often do you reset your wall?

[andrew]

Those of you who train on your own wall, how often do you reset?  My wall is about 13' tall by 16' wide, 33 degrees, and I usually reset every 3 months, which fits generally with a training cycle.  

[tedwelser]

I have almost 600 square feet, so I do not reset nearly as often as you. In fact, during the last 2 years I have mainly been adding holds instead of resetting to add interest. I have 1300+ holds, but have room to add a couple hundred more. I think after I max out the density I might reset the whole wall, but instead I might just build another wall that gives me options that I don't currently have (bigger upward moves). One thing I like about not resetting as often is keeping problems as benchmarks. I am glad to have problems that seemed super hard 2 years ago that are pretty easy now.

[MarkAnderson]

Pretty much the same as Ted. I have about 720 sqft, and I hardly ever take anything down, but I try to add at least 2-3 limit problems each season. It's super nice having a long history benchmark problems. I can now "flash" many problems that took weeks to send initially, or incorporate them into LBCs. It's very confidence inspiring.

[Chris W]

It seems to take a lot of brain power for me to set a descent problem on my wall, so I don't change things up much either. I've been trying to create a few boulder problems each season though.

[joev9]

Once per year, a full strip and reset, otherwise, same as Ted and Mark, just moving some or adding holds here and there to create problems.

[Sander]

I have a small wall, essentially a big Moon Board, so I reset at the beginning of every new cycle.