Thank you for getting me psyched to use my home wall again. Life got busy, and I haven't been going to the climbing gym, but you've reminded me that I have a perfectly good board at home 🤦
I think it would be really great if you could have a video talking about setting, like how you set up your holds on the wall and how you make your problems! Loving your videos!
Thanks! I was thinking about that👍🏼 I will reset my wall im the next weeks so then I will make this video. Maybe I will even make two videos (one about setting and one about creating boulder problems)
For me, the woody is top priority. I have a young son and live 30m drive to the gym; without the woody, I wouldn't be able to climb. And really, I think you can do just about any training on a good 45° board if you structure the problems / intervals appropriately. For strength training, I love having a power rack and a few barbells (including a cambered bar, which I think is great for the elbows). While I do have a fingerboard, I don't use it very much outside of warming up these days. I switched to using a force meter about a year ago and mostly just use that-it works great and, crucially, is much less fatiguing on the finger joints.
Thank you for getting me psyched to use my home wall again.
Life got busy, and I haven't been going to the climbing gym, but you've reminded me that I have a perfectly good board at home 🤦
I rank the climbing wall itself as the #1 priority!
I think it would be really great if you could have a video talking about setting, like how you set up your holds on the wall and how you make your problems! Loving your videos!
Thanks! I was thinking about that👍🏼 I will reset my wall im the next weeks so then I will make this video. Maybe I will even make two videos (one about setting and one about creating boulder problems)
For me, the woody is top priority. I have a young son and live 30m drive to the gym; without the woody, I wouldn't be able to climb. And really, I think you can do just about any training on a good 45° board if you structure the problems / intervals appropriately. For strength training, I love having a power rack and a few barbells (including a cambered bar, which I think is great for the elbows). While I do have a fingerboard, I don't use it very much outside of warming up these days. I switched to using a force meter about a year ago and mostly just use that-it works great and, crucially, is much less fatiguing on the finger joints.