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Post by Chris W on Mar 27, 2019 18:23:18 GMT -7
In the odd event that anyone is interested:
It seems the decision to drop the Open Hand VDER in favor of the Forge Slopey Crimper, in order to train a weak joint angle, has been a good decision. I have a thin, crimpy boulder problem (thin little slot crimps you have to stab your fingertips into) that I've decided to use as a stepping stone towards my goal of sending some of the harder 13's here. Last season (ended in January), I couldn't pull more than the first two moves on it. Today was my first outdoor day for the spring season and I linked the problem from the crux through the top out. Granted, some of this is due to climbing smarter instead of being stronger, but still...
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