5.12 climber learns to crimp 🤨 #climbing

Rock climbing training to get better technique and get stronger in the climbing gym for Yosemite rock climbing 5.13

[DekarNL]

How will you measure your progress? I feel like I'd be injured after 2 days of this 😂.

[tensecondsplit]

Not sure I've ever heard of anyone using a power heavy system board for crimp training 🤔

[linearmemories]

I am also impressively bad at crimps! The way I got a little better was to never full crimp, even if it meant sending the problem. I saw progress in only a few weeks.

[Aransmic]

Oh my god I hate foot crimp’s there the worst and you did a whole bolder of them respect 🫡

[readingrainbow]

Not a doctor but my good friend got injured crimping like this.

[NICUNinja]

Dude you should try out for American Ninja Warrior

[ryangamv]

I set a V7 at 20° (I think) called "Lounge" which you might like

[filipmarchewka]

Hello friend did you upload that Boulder problem to database? If so what is the name of that problem? I would like to try it and if you do not mind. Thanks in advance. Take care. Filip.

[adammacaluso]

Best to just avoid full crimping like that at all cost, especially on a moon board.

[molimba]

you could just climb regular kilter problems at your grade for a month and get the same results, more variety and fun though. good luck

[krista]

This is what I'm good at, so I could see immediately what he was doing wrong... No slow and controlled? They might as well be oiled

[gonzoliam]

Collateral ligament injury in the DIP? Take it steady!

[elijahbenson]

What is the name of this route on the KBM

[ethanbanich]

This guy's impressively bad at climbing in general.

[damn_right_man]

Just saying, campus Boards and beast makers are made for this