## Warm Up - [x] Dead hangs - [x] Pull ups - [x] Half crimp - [x] Three finger drag ## Session I want to repeat a bunch of past climbs to dial in movement and figure out how to get more comfortable in moves that are just kind of comfortable. ### Barrio Azul ![[IMG_5302.jpeg]] - Incline: vert - Hold types: crimps - Feet: good, high ### Torrential Downpour ![[IMG_5303.jpeg]] - Incline: vert - Hold types: slopers, undercling, jug - Feet: small or slopey ### Swing and a Miss ![[IMG_5305.jpeg]] - Incline: vert - Hold types: slopey and juggy - Feet: generous but slopey but awkward because of the angles - Balance: easy to barn door—must control it ![[IMG_5304.mov]] ### Unnamed Carabanchel Red 2025-02-26 Gonna try the [[7 Attempts]] ideology for this climb - First big move is either dynamic or burly? - Basically I have to end up in a high gaston on my right side from a decent position - The problem is that there’s no good feet except for the first foothold and it’s pretty dynamic if I choose to do it dynamic. Otherwise it’s a big struggle trying to do it without momentum - I tried a right hand gaston but I felt stuck. - I also tried momentum swinging to the right and catching the gaston with my left but that feels low percentage - I could try the right hand gaston, push my arms out straight and get a high left foot - I tried the right hand Gaston and that felt pretty good, especially when trying to hook in the right toe hook to help pull my body to the right - Looking at my attempts, I feel like the box is kind of small for me? Just means I have to try harder ![[IMG_5306.mov]] Watching the video, I might be able to get a downturned toe hook with my right foot and that would probably help me more?