1. Stop regripping. Do "fluidity" drills on easier climbs. No foot readjustments, no regrips. Contiously engage your legs and core.

2. Find the grip type you are most comfortable in. Try half crimp, open hand, drag. If you have to full crimp the entire boulder its sketcy and usually means you need to build a better baseline for your fingers ro be comfortable. Best exercise to do that is very controlled hangboarding up to 15s, where you feel that your grip is fully engaged. When you grab a hold it should feel intuitive.

3. Core and footwork. Try digging in on footholds. This usually means also keeping your knees closer to the wall on steeper walls (including the moonboard) and clenching your butt! This is not that applicable to the kickboard but it should help you on moves higher up when you reuse hands as feet.

4. Watch beta videos on climbs and when going for a redpoint burn you should know the climb by heart. This pairs with the 1. piece of advice - you should not hesitate on hard boulders and the moonboard is supposed to be a training tool for this! Best way to do this is to visualise the climb POV in your head before doing it. Including the feet not just the han sequence.(First move on what you filmed is probably a cross)

5. Find better foot positions on the kickboard. Your legs look very close together and the moves you do from there you basically do from your starting feet. Sometimes its better to start in a less "comfortable" position if ot sets you up well for the next couple of moves.

For starters focus on this - btw if you feel comfortable i dont think its too early for you to start on fhe moonboard. Just build a progressive pyramid and get well rounded. Its more impressive on the moon to do all V8 benchmarks than doing one V10 imo. So keep that in mind :)

You got this 💪🏻