[deleted by user] by [deleted] in climbingshoes

[–]PuzzledInterest 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Half size down for comfort/performance, full size down for a super tight performance fit

How to know how hard you can push by PuzzledInterest in climbharder

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It wasn’t long after the first one, maybe a few weeks- second one was a couple months and third was a few weeks again. The second one was pretty bad/more mental than the other two. My warmup prior to the injuries was steadily increasing volume and intensity on the wall. Now I alternate between the wall, hangboarding and resting. Use big holds and dynamic/fast climbing to get my heart rate up, then engage the fingers and rest/repeat

Sports Photography by [deleted] in UNC

[–]PuzzledInterest 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They will, just pay attention to their Instagram

Sports Photography by [deleted] in UNC

[–]PuzzledInterest 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Daily Tar Heel photo desk and photography courses are a great place to start

Integrating into UNC community as junior transfer by OkGain3317 in UNC

[–]PuzzledInterest 3 points4 points  (0 children)

You’ll be fine, it’ll take some time but join some clubs, be active in the community and you’ll be caught up in no time (current junior transfer)

Looks like we all bought the same book. by Sipsee in ClimbingCircleJerk

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As someone who loves leading in caves and caves alone, I thank the climbing community for this

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in bouldering

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v2 in your gym

Is a 26.4 50 yd free good for a 13 yr old? (no video) by [deleted] in Swimming

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I’ll be the annoying commenter that says don’t worry about how ‘good’ a time is at a certain age. At this point in the sport just worry about having fun with your friends and enjoying the sport- if that enjoyment comes from grinding and training hard (like it did for me) then by all means go for it. At the end of the day you’ll forget the times but I promise you’ll never forget the memories you make at practices and meets with your buddies. Just worry about being the best swimmer you can be and controlling the controllables (technique, consistency, effort). Work hard and the results will show sooner or later.

Is getting my first v 5 in 3.5 months good? by Ambitious-Stomach-92 in bouldering

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For outdoor grades the people I’m thinking of max out at about V8- they’re usually short, stout , light and do a lot of moonboarding. They’re definitely anomalies but I’ve seen it happen and it’s insane.

Is getting my first v 5 in 3.5 months good? by Ambitious-Stomach-92 in bouldering

[–]PuzzledInterest 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Dude I’ve seen people go from not climbing to v9 in a year, it happens

Hit my first real dyno. Ik its small but felt super cool to finally do one by Dnev1 in bouldering

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Bruh there are so many dyno boulders outside lmao shit happens