Below Average Climber Climbs Ep 3 - First V7

Lemme know what y'all think about my drawings!!
I sent my first "V7". It could definitely be considered soft because it's a one-mover but it was a difficult move and fit my style perfectly (minimal technique). Overall, I had a good session. I hope y'all enjoy!
0:00 Introduction
0:35 V4
2:00 V7
3:58 V7
5:46 V4
7:10 V3
8:06 V4
8:55 V4
10:04 V3

[@austincarroll3363]

Hey Samir, was happy to see your new series pop up in my recommended, hope you're doing well! Akshay and I were getting into climbing before he finished his Phd, its super fun. Would love to climb with you sometime if you're ever in College Station. Also, you're editing is super good, keep it up!

[@samirhere]

Heeeyyyy brooottthhheerrr!!! Thanks for supporting! Hella down to climb with you sometime. I'll hit you up

[@CrispyCrimpsClimbing]

Congratz!!! Keep it up, climbing is all about the journey

[@samirhere]

Thanks mate!! I’m enjoying it so far. Next up is burden of dreams for sure

[@-SendhaNamak]

Youre definitely above below average man😂, keep up the good work❤

[@samirhere]

Jajaja thanks for the compliment! I still have a lot to learn

[@Reliicss]

Definitely strong for sure but yeah that's incredibly soft. Dynos and mantle problems tend to be over graded on average so it's hard to use them as metrics for your climbing progress... solid work though.

[@samirhere]

Yeah I'm not using this boulder as a metric whatsoever. It's uncharacteristic to most climbs. I usually try to climb v4-v5 boulders. Keyword try. But anyway, the most important part was that it was fun climb to do, to be part of the process. Cheers mate!

[@RossPotts]

Dang, if only you’d managed to send a V7…

[@samirhere]

jajaja I think you might've missed a part of the video where I mentioned I sent a v7