The Most Effective Way to Climb Harder 💪

[maxpeterson]

"The hard bit is to get the time for it." My life in a nutshell.

[ahetzel]

My best tip is "climb with someone better than you"
They'll teach you a lot

[lemao]

Climb a lot and just hard enough to avoid injury. Figuring out that limit is the hard part.

[cesarcanale]

Climbing a lot is the easy part, the hard part is not getting injured 🤕

[KEVIN-ivpt]

To get stronger, do strength training. To get better at climbing….. climb.

[TheKingzapper]

This might be the most spot on honest advice I've ever heard

[PoochyMishaps]

I do wanna get stronger, but climbing took over my gym time. I'm honestly okay with this, but I do want to go back to some strength training, just more climbing oriented and supplemental

[brandonsbeta]

Thank you so much. Everyone's releasing so many ways to do it, but it's real simple. Just do it a lot. Your body has to adapt

[rudolphteperberry]

I go through phases with my climbing. My favourite phase is always where I just climb loads and still improve. Eventually I'll reach a bit of a plateau and have to structure my training a bit more to break through and can then get back to just climbing loads and still improve!

[ToRaDe_PG]

Another tip do a harder boulders even if you cant make them youll improve much faster

[Blitzcheweif]

Yeah the problem is everytime I go to the climbing gym I feel like I need to climb better than the last time and this mindset lowers my mood so I end up not going...

The good thing about this issue is that I do keep improving almost always.

[catmage]

Im glad he said the part about time. I can't have working out be the only thing I do outside work

[picklerick]

Finally someone who doesn't talk shit. Time is the main problem for people with like a let's say normal life with work and family. I hate that climbing has come to the state like bodybuilding on YouTube, everybody tries to sell you there methods wich almost never has something based in reality for 99% of people

[Nuadin]

I think it'd beneficial to identifya way too increase your climbing time successfully and what that might look like. What does climbing a lot mean? Once every other day?Everyday? 3x a day? 1hr sessions vs 6 hr sessions?

My point is that "climb a lot" can mean many different things to different people.

[litlzthedestroyer]

I just started about a week ago ive gone almost every day so far, i dont really stick to a route just yet im just doing whatever for now and having fun

[spunkin]

getting into top rope/ auto belay will help with this a lot too. because the walls are much higher, you need to push your endurance and strength further than just bouldering can offer.

[usamamuhammad]

Repetition definitely helps to improve technique and you'll easily get stronger form the volume. Just don't go zero to a hundred otherwise you could get injured especially with tendinopathies.

[salewasagoose]

Also 1) straighten those elbows for more endurance and 2) LEARN HOW TO FALL SAFELY *BEFORE*

[francoclimbing]

Just climb is the best tip you can receive out here 😊

[dgiroday]

Climb a lot, but get some coaching or a mentor. This will help you develop good habits. If you want to be your best you need feedback.