General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
% improvement required to reach next grade	2-Nov-2016 At 11:24:33 PM	Rawpowa!
Message
I disagree Idshield. Yes there are limitations and obviously being skinny with with fingers of steel is an advantage, I think sometimes the hardest thing for me is convincing myself that I'm good enough to do a hard (for me) climb. I don't think you need a massive improvement to climb another grade, maybe only 5-10%. But like Rod says there are a lot of areas that need improvement and it takes a lot of effort to improve that much. I'm sure if you trained 3-4 times a week and climbed once or twice a week you would see a big increase in your grades over a year or two.

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