My biggest tip would be to record yourself doing some climbs (from the ground I mean, not in first person lol). When I started doing random boulders (I find bouldering to be a lot easier since you can easily get the whole problem in the frame and don't need another person to record, I just stand my phone up against my bag or whatever until it's lined up right and I hit record and get on the wall) and recording myself I was instantly able to see my biggest issues, particularly how bad my footwork was. Knowing exactly what to work on was a crazy boost for me. I immediately came back my next session and starting doing footwork drills and now I always do "silent feet" (meaning try not to make any noise when you step on a hold) every time I climb no matter if I'm trying to practice it or not. It really was a HUGE help as you can't really see your mistakes very easily but other people/watching footage of yourself will make it stand out like a sore thumb.

Thanks mate, I'm gonna be going fairly regularly hopefully 🤙

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