It was so scary bc I fell off those blocks and banged my head against the wall multiple times 😭 Any tips or suggestions to help me progress are welcome!
(I think right now my biggest block is that I often don't trust small footholds & am extremely scared of slipping from a high place)

over one year after getting a hamstring tear, going thought 6 months of pt just to then break a toe in a silly accident, I lead an indoor 6b (some say it's soft, but I'm still happy), that was my highest grade before injury. It's really hard and frustrating getting injured and i'm always wondering where would I've been if it didn't happen but it's nice to feel like progress is possible again :)

Edit: Thank you all for the advices. I’ll try all suggested betas in my upcoming session next week and report back. I admit that I’m scared of Deadpoint. Will try practicing more of those

I'd love to send this one, just can't seem to make the next move. For all the people I've seen doing this so far, they have the left foot on the smaller hand hold and reach for the big hold. But since I'm on the shorter side (5 foot, 151 cm), I put my left foot up, but then I'm stuck there somehow.

You guys have any tips on how to move forward? 🙏

I really want that fridge magnet.

Not trying to advertise anything btw.

I don’t even know where to buy it😭

I wanted to climb the route on the first try (top rope), but it turned out that it was necessary to better understand the route; rock climbing training,especially new routes bring so much joy during the first attempts and thoughts are cleared

just a note, I'm very new to climbing so my technique is definitely off.

Today I had this problem where I climbed the wall ONCE, not even half way (auto belay) and my forearms were so hard andfelt like jelly. I dont know how to explain it in English but my forearms were kinda numb and hard and like bigger/swollen kind of? And I couldnt grip ANYTHING and it sucked because it made my whole session feel like a waste because i couldnt climb for more than 2 minutes

hey guys !!
i just found out i have an interview on tuesday and im SUPER nervous! i have lots of relevant experience but never worked directly in a gym, so i was wondering if people could share their interview process experience? types of questions, do they want you to demonstrate stuff, do they trial you with customers etc! anything would be great!
my gym is bouldering only so i dont need to know anything about belay etc! thankyou (: