Bouldered on Thurs and Fri as well, to make three days of it in a row. (Didn't honestly figure i'd get to climb over the weekend, and that's proving a good bet). Really spent almost the whole of both sessions (after warming up) on a single problem one of the setters put up as a stumper. As it worked out, i'd hurt my triceps a few days before, and couldn't work the sequence he'd obviously intended. So i found a much easier work around, and worked out all the moves on Thurs. But i was too spent to link. The finish match is the crux move for me; and although i did manage it, it comes after a really pretty long problem. So getting there with the Send Guns primed is gunna take a fresh day and some pixie dust.
At any rate, i worked all the moves on Thurs, but couldn't link. So i went back on Fri set on sending, and i started out working the finish move to wire it; but i couldn't manage it at all. I was getting a li'l withered and grey of mood until i tried the problem from the start and couldn't get the wonky middle roof bit at all either-- which i'd done 3 or 4 times in a row the day before. Interestingly, that satisfied me that i was simply too tired to climb, and not (as i was starting to accept) too weak. I think it'll go tomorrow.
Gunna try to keep this week light on the climbing, especially toward the end, 'cuz Yank 'n' Yard is next Sat. Be fun to pull down some numbers at that.
I'm'a try to squeeze a run in today if i get the chance.
[Aaaand did squeeze that run in. Brisk out, but still got the ol' HR up. 12 x 20sec sprint intervals with 10secs of rest between. 'Bout 18 mins total. ]
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