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First Time on the MoonBoard

I’m new to the MoonBoard.
I usually climb on the Kilter Board, where I’ve climbed about five V8s.
I’m planning to try the MoonBoard 2024 at 40° for the first time, so I’d love some recommendations for good problems to start with.
I’m relatively good on small holds and crimps. Maybe that’s because I’m Japanese, haha.
Since I’m still new to the MoonBoard, I’m happy to try beginner-friendly problems or fun crimpy problems.
Thanks!

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u/hokutomp7 — 12 days ago

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Difficulty a move type

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?

u/TangibleHarmony — 13 days ago

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Thoughts on where this sits grade wise?

I set it at v7/7A+ but after sending found it to maybe be more 7B. Id love to hear some feedback.

u/dota2fan11213 — 13 days ago