u/TangibleHarmony

Hi all!
Anyone has an advice on how to improve with these sort of shoulder moves? I feel “stuck” and I find it difficult to pull myself into the wall. Maybe that’s how it should feel, but I really feel like I’m pinned down and have a very small range of motion to create momentum with.
It’s not “all” shoulder moves. Shoulder moves, on which I can “fall” to make the hold better, I’m ok with. It’s those shouldery move like this one here where my body is square to the holds and I can’t “lean” into the left.
Does that make sense? Anyone has a tip?

After a long while off the 19’ and on the 24’, had a short session on the 19’ today coming back from a pulley strain.
I don’t know bout you but this felt like 7A/V6 if it were on the 24’ haha love it, love this board
HOME 46, 6B+/V4
Set by Kyle Mrohs.

Had the opportunity to climb on the Quantum Board yesterday, including their auto belay board. Turns out, there is worse slop out there. Feel good about yourself.

To me that’s one of the best kilter problems I’ve climbed, and I find it to be a legit 7A+ without matching, but matching is allowed, so.. But I did it without cause it’s so much cooler. EDIT: I actually don’t know if matching makes it easier or not, cause the undercling is rather high and I don’t know if staying on it with two hands feels good or not, I haven’t tried it at all.
I tried this problem on and off for over a year (much more off than on) and a few weeks ago it went down first try after probably around 5 months I haven’t touched it.
Set by the legend himself jwebxl.

@72Kkg BW (climber mainly)

The squeeze felt so sick!
Already posted here a week ago a 5RM of 130kg, a weight which I only lifted once for 1 rep some 10 months ago, and had to stop dl’s due to MCP (knuckle) sprain some 5 months ago. Somehow came back stronger and today I had to try and see how much haha last 1RM was 140kg.
I actually think I can do more cause 130kg didn’t feel like I could do it for 5 like last time. But, hi, sweet ego boost! Psyched!

Hi folks
I have notice that posts with own set problems don't get much love in the board subreddits, which is understandable. So I am trying to create a sub where that's all we do. Come and post your own and be interested in trying other people's board problems! r/trymyproblem

In the video a problem I set yesterday having my pulley strain in mind, so big holds for right hand!
It’s called “Salmon Square” / 6C+

Both were set in mind as part of a right hand pulley strain, I think they came out really cool.
Fender Tender Strat is especially nice if you do it with a cross over, but it isn’t forced.

Leica M3

Primarily boulderer, but I love these. Haven’t done them for a while because of MCP joint (knuckle) sprain, but now that I’m back I feel stronger than where I left them. Interesting.

It used to be the camera work, but that actually got quite a bit better.
But now whoever is directing these comps is doing such a terrible job. I don’t understand. They have anyways turned into kind of a laughing stock already, can’t they get their act together? It’s not THAT hard. You see an athlete about to commit a move? How bout you just keep the wide angle camera live??
This happens again and again and again. It’s beyond me.

Felt good today 👌