I feel like if the traverse boulder with the bread loaf is not the redpoint crux of the force, you would be better off building fitness by climbing at the undertow than putting in burns on the route.
That’s the plan for early fall! I appreciate the thought. Now that I know all the moves, probably won’t get back on the route until mid to late October. And then I think I really need to focus on low pointing since I’ve got some PTSD around the top 10 feet 😅
@@thestruggleclimbingshow Once you build some undertow fitness, the top of the Force should feel pretty trivial, so I wouldn't worry too much about sinking too much time into low points. If you are consistently getting through the breadloaf, that general RRG fitness is definitely the missing piece. If you got to the point where you were able to send Tuna Town without getting pumped or be able to run Chainsaw back to back without getting pumped, that is a good base to be able to get full recovery on the rests of pretty much any RRG 13.
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I feel like if the traverse boulder with the bread loaf is not the redpoint crux of the force, you would be better off building fitness by climbing at the undertow than putting in burns on the route.
That’s the plan for early fall! I appreciate the thought. Now that I know all the moves, probably won’t get back on the route until mid to late October. And then I think I really need to focus on low pointing since I’ve got some PTSD around the top 10 feet 😅
@@thestruggleclimbingshow Once you build some undertow fitness, the top of the Force should feel pretty trivial, so I wouldn't worry too much about sinking too much time into low points. If you are consistently getting through the breadloaf, that general RRG fitness is definitely the missing piece. If you got to the point where you were able to send Tuna Town without getting pumped or be able to run Chainsaw back to back without getting pumped, that is a good base to be able to get full recovery on the rests of pretty much any RRG 13.