Purple in big overhang

What's working: - Outstanding body tension throughout the overhang section. You did a great job keeping your hips sucked into the wall, which prevented unnecessary energy drain on your upper body. - Precise foot placement. You placed your feet deliberately on the holds rather than slipping or cutting feet, maintaining control on every transition up the problem. What to fix next: - Pace on steep terrain. While your control was top-notch, you spent a few extra seconds static-matching or hesitating before making a couple of upper moves. Practicing faster decision-making on overhangs will preserve precious grip endurance for even harder grades.

Generated 8/21/2026