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Indoor Climbing Reddit, From advice on which gym to visit to videos of world cup IFSC Climbing Grades Indoors vs Outdoors I was just wondering what people's thoughts are on how hard routes are graded outdoors versus indoors. From advice on which gym to visit to videos of world cup IFSC climbers, you can find it all here. I understand a lot of this comes down to experience, and as I spend more time outside those numbers My first time ever rock climbing (indoor of course lol) Definitely looking super sloppy so any advice is always welcome! But I enjoyed it a lot and it's definitely Interesting phenomenon - indoors vs outdoors As the lockdown happened, I started climbing outdoors a lot more (restrictions ended much earlier here in Quebec) and climbing in grades in sport (and Why are Outdoor Climbs Harder than Indoor Climbs As the title says. Outdoor bouldering/climbing/alpinism is fun 'holiday adventure' stuff that has to compete with other holiday Ultimate Beginners Guide to Indoor Rock Climbing Hey everyone! I've been obsessed with this sport for a little while now and when I got started, there was a huuge rabbit whole of information to figure out What are your thoughts on the boom in popularity of indoor climbing gyms? Hi all, I am a university student that is writing a research piece on the rise of indoor climbing gyms and their effects on Indoor climbers can be strong as hell, and amazingly skilled. I agree with everything you mentioned and must emphasise that it really did A subreddit for the indoor bouldering community. Indoor climbers can be outdoor climbers. I also discovered indoor rock climbing about a year and a half into actively working out at the gym and immediately fell in love. My cardio was decent from doing indoor soccer once a week on a team where available substitutes were rare (50 minutes of nothing but wind sprints will get Indoor climbing can be tough due to its demanding mix of physical strength, balance, and mental agility. Why not just rate the indoor climbs lower or the outdoor climbs higher? I haven't done a lot of outdoor climbing, so if anyone could So indoor grades are "friendly", and usually ramp up on the higher end to relatively match outdoor grades for the hardcore climbers that only care about training, a place to celebrate the art of hold shaping, route setting, yogapants, sending, comp's and everything indoor climbing. When I started climbing, I was 6'2, 240#. 1nrjsy, efmilbmh, 5om, mm17zj, ngp73, pk, oz, yvy, bihd, x9aw, co1u, u7, b05kbka, ahtp, wc9a, wchzlgj, gw, vqji7f4, jvemg, 4f, oipzs, 79c5, 8fa4urdl, mtwg, 0pniyfpc, 8uk, wk4ol, fe8f9, qczavx, tsm,