Bouldering Questionnaire

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Bouldering

About You

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On average, how many days per month do you boulder or climb?
Include both indoor and outdoor climbing days.
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On average, how many days per month do you boulder or climb?
Include both indoor and outdoor climbing days.
How many total problems do you do in an average climbing week?
Include bouldering, rock climbing, alpine climbing, etc. Count all gym climbing as one area.
How many different bouldering areas do you visit in a typical year?
Include bouldering, rock climbing, alpine climbing, etc. Count all gym climbing as one area.
A redpoint can be a sport or traditional climb. A sport redpoint is assumed to have the draws in place. A traditional redpoint is assumed to be climbed placing all gear on lead.
A flash can be a lead of a sport or traditional climb. A sport flash is assumed to have the draws in place. A traditional flash is assumed to be climbed placing all gear on lead.
Limit level is assumed to be your hardest grade and the one just below it.
"Second Tier" is defined as boulders 2 or 3 grades below your best-ever. For example, second tier sends for a person whose hardest climb is V12 would be V9 and V10.

Additional Climbing Details

Include climbing training sessions such as System or Campus training.
This would include hangboard training, Campus board training, System Boards, Bachar Ladder, etc. Do not include weight training.
Please mark all of the training modes you employ regularly:

Injuries

Please mark all injuries you've had in the past or are currently dealing with:
Unless you fell down or got hit by something, it's probably a training-related injury.

Other Sports

Personal Information

(1 = Not at all, 5 = Very)
(1 = Very low, 5 = Very high)
(1 = poor, 5 = excellent)

What Drives You?