BOARD MEETINGS | Better Working Goes: How To Send Faster

In this episode of the podcast, Chris Hampton and Nate Drolet discuss strategies for improving climbing performance through more effective working goes. They define what constitutes a working go versus a redpoint attempt, emphasizing the importance of having a plan and specific questions to answer during each climb. The hosts explore various techniques, such as identifying clipping and resting stances, and also delve into the minutiae of clipping, including hand placement and quickdraw orientation. They also address common mistakes, such as relying on luck, avoiding difficult sections, and sticking to a rigid process. The speakers stress the importance of being observant, adapting to different routes, and maximizing available time to improve climbing efficiency and success.