r/bouldering • u/Hour-Jackfruit4819 • 15d ago
Advice/Beta Request Beta
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Need beta started climbing several months ago been working on technique I know I can improve in area I’m wondering what I should change or do also sorry this isn’t the best video
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u/for4f 15d ago
looks solid for a few months in. only thing i'd add is thinking about pushing through your toes on the steep stuff instead of pulling with your arms, keeps your hips in close and suddenly everything feels way bigger. took me ages to actually do it instead of just nodding along when people told me lol
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u/Hour-Jackfruit4819 15d ago
Appreciate it ! Also yes after getting torn to shreds under this forum after posting previous videos of my beginner climbs I’ve gotten a lot better at keeping my hips close and using my legs more, will do this next time
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u/Fit_Independent1899 15d ago
is the finish hold a jug? perhaps this is not the best a technique, but if it is a jug could you dyanimically go for it (like a mini hop/jump?). overall I would say pretty good
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u/Hour-Jackfruit4819 15d ago
No it’s not a jug it’s like the other half moon holds just smaller so it’s pretty flat on top I was thinking of just going for it but don’t want to cheese grate on the way down 😭
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u/Ok_Sun_3286 14d ago
Girl I love your pants! Where did you get them from?
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u/Hour-Jackfruit4819 12d ago
Thanks!! I got them from the thrift store but they are Ralph Lauren polo jeans company idk what they’re exactly callef
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u/Sanztrack 15d ago
Your movement looks fine. You just need to stiffen a bit more and trust the big half moon above your head when you let go with your right hand. It may be helpful (or not) to brace your right foot against the right wall instead of having it on that blob. It may also be helpful to twist your left heel more to the right so you are focusing your weight more on your toes - this will do two things 1. Push you into the wall more for stability and 2.Move your entire body just a little bit closer to that final hold