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I'm new to bouldering, I started 3.5 months ago and love it. I was wondering what kind of training routines you all recommend for advancing? When do you decide to move on to more difficult problems? Any personal words of wisdom?

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[โ€“] [email protected] 4 points 1 year ago

Watching YouTube videos on technique and professional competitions can help a lot.

I think a good goal is knowing your V rating level and being able to top all of those problems in the gym/outside. So, if you feel good about v2s, complete every available V2 cleanly before moving to a V3.