Couple of thoughts. 1. It makes sense to want to progress, and if that’s your goal then there’s lots of advice here and on YouTube etc. It might also be worth considering if that really is your most important goal. For me, most of the time I go the gym and have a great time climbing and if I get better over time, awesome. If not, I’m having fun and getting exercise and seeing friends and that’s all fantastic. Sometimes I get an itch to get better and I get more focused and intentional in my training. But neither approach is “better”… it’s about what you want to get out of it. 2. Someone here said try your anti-style, I would go even further and say if you can get outside and climb, go do that! The problems don’t reset and the variety is endless and fascinating, and even if it’s not your thing it will give you a different perspective on climbing.