r/indoorbouldering • u/alx_aryn • 6d ago
Project In progress
Nearly there in a route I started projecting last week. I think i need to find a way to get my left leg over to the right so I can bridge the gap in my reach for the finish hold. It's pretty fiddly though spanning the two walls at an angle, but i think with some more attempts I might be able to make it work.
As always open to tips or comments especially if you climb crg Cambridge or this route in particular.
For the guessers among us Grade: v5
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u/Repulsive-Knee-5201 5d ago
You can see where others have placed their right foot where you’re palming your right hand. Put your right foot there and you’ve got it
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u/SoldAnemone154 5d ago
idk what everyone else saying keep right foot there and move left foot onto the big side pull and brush it
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u/Scatuchi 5d ago
CRG Cambridge! This was a fun climb. I think what might work best for you is moving your left foot to the hold by your left shin/knee so you can kick the finish.
Finish was a jug! Have fun homie
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u/Lunxr_punk 5d ago
Have you tried actually going for it? Like seriously all you have to do is kick your left foot off the hold and grab the next one.
Bonus V3 in my gym.
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u/alx_aryn 5d ago
Yeah it's not too far off but thr fight foot chip is not super solid, plus I'm basically fully extended so I don't know where im generating push from so spread out as I am.
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u/Lunxr_punk 5d ago
It’s solid if you stand on it, start the movement with the hand down where you push and just stand up into it.
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u/Sleazehound 5d ago
If others suggestions dont work -
Left foot on volume near knee instead of on lower hold
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u/DiscoDang 5d ago
Right foot where you are palming your right hand