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Hi guys, my outdoor climbing season this year is coming to an year because it is becoming winter and I am planning my goals for next year and one of my goals is to climb a V10 outdoors. The problem is called Seppuku at Niagara Glen. I have no projected anything outdoors yet because this was my first year going outside. I managed to get 5 V6's within a day but haven't tried a V7 or higher. Inside I have managed to climb my whole gym, up to V8. And recently been training on the MoonBoard, and recently flashed 2 V7's. I climb 4 days a week and I am also a gymnast training 6 days a week. Can someone give me some advise for trying to climb a V10 within a year.
Update, 5 months later (4 outdoor sessions later): I have now completed a v7, 2 V8s and 1 v9 (all outdoor). My strategy is project and try hard for about an hour or two and spend the rest of the day getting volume on easier climbs.
I did as well... Not so much upset over the fact that you can climb very hard after 1.5 years, my fingers have and are taking so long to adapt to climbing. Ik double your climbing age and my fingers can barely take v4s on the moonboard ):
In so jealous your fingers can handle so much
How long have you been climbing?
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