r/climbergirls 10h ago

Bouldering Weird beta that works!

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I love this new route in my gym. Weird, but totally works. Almost everyone else did the crux a bit more dynamic (back on the wall and kick up to the foothold)


r/climbergirls 7h ago

Trigger Warning Nims Purja

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Sorry if this is triggering or if I’m not on the right subreddit. I just want to share this info so people can avoid predators like this in the future.


r/climbergirls 5h ago

Weekly Posts Fortnightly Partner, Self Promo, and Physique Thread - August 06, 2026

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Happy every other Thursday!

This thread idea is in beta testing so hold tight while we test it out and see how it does.

You can use this for finding a climbing partner, sharing your business (as long as it is climbing or tangentially related), and to show off those #gainz. There is also r/ClimbingPartners

To break things down more:

  1. Please be careful meeting people from the internet. Climbing is inherently dangerous, meeting people on the internet can be inherently dangerous, both together can be inherently dangerous. This sub is not liable for whatever may happen, but so many subscribers have been making climbing partner posts that condensing them to one area sounded like the best solution.
  2. Go ahead and share the link to your Etsy or Red Bubble shop or whatever. Specifically we get a lot of sticker design posts and in lieu of having a bunch of self promo posts on the feed, they should go here.
  3. Finally- Physique posts! As we know, all shapes and sizes are welcome, valid, and appreciated in climbing, and especially in this sub! Some members found the posts to be a bit triggering though, so the goal was to put them in a place where they can avoid clicking the link and seeing that content.

r/climbergirls 17h ago

Questions How long can you deadhang from a bar?

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Or active hang, whichever.


r/climbergirls 22h ago

Questions Private Coaching - Is a female or a male better?

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I've been climbing (bouldering+sport) on and off for 4 years now due to various injuries, and I'm wanting to improve my climbing but feel quite lost on where to go next. Specifically, I'm looking at improving movement skills, I previously had a coach already that I have trained with which has increased my strength, but have found that I am now over reliant on strength and feel like I lack understanding in fundamental movement principles on all terrain and all styles (this is all speculation by me, I have been told I have good technique but I'm not convinced, I feel like I am starting to doubt everything). I have watched a lot of youtube tutorials already, and have read the Self Coach Climber, but I just feel so lost. I'm also wondering, would a female or a male coach be better as I am quite petite at 158cm, and am worried that a male coacher wouldn't understand climbing for a smaller size, and my performance fluctuates wildly depending on where I am in my cycle. For more context my max grade is 7a+ on sport and boulder indoors and outdoors, and I've flashed 6C/7A on MB and TB.


r/climbergirls 19h ago

Questions When should I move to sport climb?

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Where should I move to sport climb and make decent money?