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Post by MarkAnderson on Feb 5, 2016 15:24:28 GMT -7
I know my contact strength and pull power is a big weakness. During my last cycle I was very happy to be able to hit 1, 3, 6 with both arms on small metolius rungs. I was also very pleased to hit 1, 2, 3 doing doubles on small rungs. With your size and strength you should be able to hit 1, 4, 7 once you have learned the movement. Thats my goal for this cycle. I wouldn't say contact strength or pull power are weaknesses if you can do those campus moves at your climbing level. I'm curious what others think?
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Post by erick on Feb 5, 2016 16:04:58 GMT -7
I know my contact strength and pull power is a big weakness. During my last cycle I was very happy to be able to hit 1, 3, 6 with both arms on small metolius rungs. I was also very pleased to hit 1, 2, 3 doing doubles on small rungs. With your size and strength you should be able to hit 1, 4, 7 once you have learned the movement. Thats my goal for this cycle. I wouldn't say contact strength or pull power are weaknesses if you can do those campus moves at your climbing level. I'm curious what others think? I guess I should probably mention that I am referring to my gyms "metolius" spacing which is a little shorter than standard metolius spacing. If we were talking moon spacing my personal best are probably more close to 1, 2, 3.5, I would be super excited if I could hit 1, 3, 6 on standard moon spacing
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Post by MarkAnderson on Feb 5, 2016 17:10:27 GMT -7
Ok, I see. Then nevermind, your contact strength sucks, haha!
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Post by Lundy on Feb 6, 2016 21:09:50 GMT -7
Ok, I see. Then nevermind, your contact strength sucks, haha! HAHAHA!
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Post by ferve on Feb 16, 2016 10:31:51 GMT -7
I would be really interested in people giving hang board workouts and campus moves v-grades or route grades (even though its more subjective than climbing), which is saying something. I always thought that double clutching small rungs ( up or down, for 3 moves) was equatable to a crimpy v9. Doing 1-5-8 on jugs feels a little harder than most v10's ive done. A one arm pull-up on a dominant hand feels like v8??? Hahaha I think it is really all relative to your strengths and weaknesses. For example: I have climbed multiple v10s, I can barely do a lock off, and a 1 arm pull up feels a mile away. For me I would equate a 1 arm pull up to v12 or v13. Meanwhile, I know v6 climbers who can do a 1 arm. It really just makes no sense.
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