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As someone who loves the kilter at the same gym, PLEASE ask if they will ever clean the board because some of it is impossible to see especially on video. I would show up and help clean it at this point 😂

v8 in 8 months 😎 I was gunning for v9 in 9 months but injured myself and haven't climbed since

5'3" climber here and full-time coach. I typically redpoint up to V9ish outside, same on the Kilter and V7/8 on the Moon. I vastly prefer the Kilter but really respect the Moon. I vehemently agree about turning your brain off on the Kilter, and I actually think it's useful. I find it easier to enter a flow and just move through trainers without feeling like I'm struggling TOO much, but at the upper end you do still have to try hard and focus. I also feel like I actually learn to rock climb on the Kilter. It's easier to set a variety of body positions and movements because of the hold and foot options, and the width. I believe it's easier to get strong on the Moon, but also easier to feel demotivated or get injured. They both are a blast and super useful, but I find the Moon much riskier. I also love the TB2. It's the only board I've been on with really accessible bad feet, and it's the friendliest on the skin. I wish more gyms had them. My gym has 3 locations and only 1 has a TB2

I’m not bragging and I 100% can not climb any random v9 in the gym or even a lot v8s but I did hit a v9 marked in my gym in within 6months of climbing this year and have a couple projecting it took my about 2 and a half weeks of solid work on the single problem. It was all compression based and that’s 100% my best style. 🫡

it isy well possible i started climbing a month ago and climb v6-v7 already just grind i dont even know how i did it,just believe

Moonboarder Tora is insanely strong. A lot of his beta isn't for regular humans.

This was my first V6 on the 2019! I matched everything rather than crossing (too weak).

Bro is the full crimp lord

As a climber 5'3" climber, I can confirm that some of the Kilterboard climbs seem impossible because of how massive the distance is between some of the holds on harder problems. But all it means is I need to just train more and get stronger to generate more power.

How do you not accidentally grab the wrong hold?

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Yeah nice but it probably would've been better to go for a cuppy to a grump tilt into dwank hitch. Then you can just left spork to catch the blorpy and get the swing flex, just be careful not to over-under the quipfoot.

climb kilter climbs at 50, 55, 60, and 70 degrees that aren't super repeated and imo its way better than moon, more accurate grading, more diversity in movement, better back, core and tension stimulus, not as tweaky on the fingers while still gaining finger strength. Ideal is climbing a mix of TB2 for fingers, footwork, technical and static small box climbing and kilter for power, body strength and more big move thuggy climbing.

love ur nails boss

I’ve started climbing August 2024. December 2024 i sent my first v7

The kilter board in my gym is fixed at 50 degrees and i find it absolutely soul-crushing and horrifically sandbagged. I am yet to be able to do a V4 on it. And even alleged V1s seem to require an heroic level of effort. And the 40 degree moonboard next to it is even harder. 😭

I’ve been climbing around 6weeks and sent my first V4. I’m hoping to get stronger every week

14:18 put toe on wall aswell with heel

V8 in my gym

I’ve been climbing for 4 months and I jsut sent my first v8 you got this!!!

Moon board definitely is a spirit breaker for a beginner like me. Also the kilter is easier for me to see what holds to use.

What shoes do you wear? Im gonna buy some new ones soon and am looking for suggestions ( rn im looking at the solution comps)

I’ve been climbing for 11 months now and have sent V10 outdoors so it’s definitely achievable. I feel goal setting has helped push me to my limits and making sure you get sufficient recovery is also key. Train hard and you got it mate, good luck!

I climb v 10 on kilter and tension 1 and flash most 8s and below and I started January so very doable

Been climbing about a month and sent a couple v6s but feel most comfortable on v3 actually at the same gym too 😂 amazing vid!

Hey man for the first moonboard project I notice that u are trying to lock off rather than dead point there move. I think it would be helpful to think about pulling with your right hand as well so u are closer to the wall when you make the move rather than just locking off the left hand!

Im going to try this kind of wall at my gym soon or just go in to the area and ask some questions

started climbing like 6-7 months ago and currently projecting around the v6 range rn and you are giving me hope that eventually i might be able to top some 8/9's haha love the content bro keep grinding/training! earned my sub for sure big dog

There's honestly a lot of nuance to grade chasing. It's very nice to send a grade you've never sent before. They're also very good natural goals. However they can be misleading. Every grade I personally have sent for the first time has never felt like it really counted. I remember I sent my first "v8-v10 rated" climb and it took like another year to send another one. And my most recent first "v10+ graded" send felt very soft. And of course, there are still plenty of "v6-v8 graded" climbs that shut me down. And don't even get me started on board climbing and outdoor climbing...

I started bouldering in October 2023 and now i'm at V8-V9. So it is possible to achieve this goal. my goal is to reach V10 in the coming year.

My experience with the solutions is that the heel-hook was borderline unusable for my foot until i downsized another size and switched to the low-volumes

1:14 WTF is this spray wall!? It‘s gigantic!

I also climb in solutions, they work fine for heelhooks for me

Hell yeah get that bread. My only advice is to listen to your body and be careful of injuries. Even if you have super genetics, what you're attempting is ambitious for the tendons. Good luck!

See if bringing hips super close to the wall during that first hard sequence on the gym V9 feels better, in this vid it seemed like they’re pretty far away from the wall, but maybe with your height it’s the only way to do it. You got it tho, let’s go!💪

See if bringing hips super close to the wall during that first hard sequence on the gym V9 feels better, in this vid it seemed like they’re pretty far away from the wall, but maybe with your height it’s the only way to do it. You got it tho, let’s go!💪

I just love how kilter forces me to generate more power and that’s the biggest thing i’ve struggled with as a V6 climber

People on YT claim to climb V7 after 4 months of climbing so why not? 😉

Moonboard is really something else... I' ve done some V8-s on it but during last session I found myself fighting for my life on V4 (and still haven't sent it)

Youre plenty strong to send v9! you are just really impatient at projecting haha. Being able to pull off the first move of the kramer is outstanding and shows that you can do it given enough time. Some of my hardest outdoor projects have taken 20+ sessions! Stay strong and be very deliberate and purposeful with your attempts and projects. Sometimes all it takes is just believing you can do it, instead of putting yourself down :(

This is so cool!!

v9 in 2 years is extreme outlier territory. Looks like you've done v7 outside already which is insane. Keep it up dude. Don't get injured again.

Underrated

that looks cold af

A cross like that where you reach your arm under the other arm is called a rose move!

Try head up ass down v6

Sick 🥶

I was at my peak form like 2/3 months ago and I was projecting this "stockholm syndrome" by mlekolsj (me), I couldn't do it then and fell sick, then sick again, now I'm slowly going back to climbing but I'm currently unable to do a v6. Maybe you could give this problem a try:)

You should try lucid dreaming12

This takes core body strength I couldn't even imagine. What do do to train that strength??? Just climb??