Amazing how I immediately forget how to do it when I actually get on the rock because of the nerves. Guess it’ll just become muscle memory at some point
practice (more) when you're on the ground. then it will actually become muscle memory. some gyms have a 'test' area where they check your belay and lead climbing before you get on the wall, and this is the best place to train that repetitive habit without strain from the nerves or other variables going on and distracting you. I've actually got a tension headache from burnout and overtraining so I'm off from work and climbing for the next three days so this is what I'll be practicing :)
@@thestereokid6073 I have just bought a quick draw for this. I noticed last time I was climbing in the gym I was spending a lot longer at each clip than I could afford energy-wise. I look forward to practising it on the ground and making it automatic no matter the nerves!
nice and simple, straight to the point. Thanks!
Amazing how I immediately forget how to do it when I actually get on the rock because of the nerves. Guess it’ll just become muscle memory at some point
practice (more) when you're on the ground. then it will actually become muscle memory.
some gyms have a 'test' area where they check your belay and lead climbing before you get on the wall, and this is the best place to train that repetitive habit without strain from the nerves or other variables going on and distracting you.
I've actually got a tension headache from burnout and overtraining so I'm off from work and climbing for the next three days so this is what I'll be practicing :)
@@thestereokid6073 I have just bought a quick draw for this. I noticed last time I was climbing in the gym I was spending a lot longer at each clip than I could afford energy-wise. I look forward to practising it on the ground and making it automatic no matter the nerves!
same same, brain goes back to what it knows in that environment. keeps practicing
Good job
I like this
Thanks