Uploaded April 2023 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
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If your climbing gym has an app or leaderboard to log your climbs, you might no all too well how fun and addictive the gamification of climbing can be.
When recently, I returned to local indoor climbing gym after living in Sheffield for a year, I was reunited with an app that the gym uses as a virtual leaderboard. It got me thinking, with tactical climbing approach, how far might it be possible to climb on my gyms leaderboard in a session? To get a score to submit to Toplogger, I’d need to climb at least 10 boulders in the session.
Using a smart approach to picking the boulders that suited me, I targeted the highest points available across 10 hard problems to see where I could place.
00:00 Climbing Leaderboard Challenge
01:09 Red V4/6B | Starting off the session
02:07 Vertical climbing | V4/6B
04:21 Trying a crimpy V5/6C | FLASH
06:09 Stepping it up to V5/6C
06:31 Some easier bouldering
07:35 Dynamic and coordinated
10:24 Stepping it up to V5/6C+
12:38 Climbing on huge volumes V4/6B
14:43 Trying to get my first indoor V6/7A at V1
18:56 V5 on the comp wall shuts me down
20:19 Last boulder of the session
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If your climbing gym has an app or leaderboard to log your climbs, you might no all too well how fun and addictive the gamification of climbing can be.
When recently, I returned to local indoor climbing gym after living in Sheffield for a year, I was reunited with an app that the gym uses as a virtual leaderboard. It got me thinking, with tactical climbing approach, how far might it be possible to climb on my gyms leaderboard in a session? To get a score to submit to Toplogger, I’d need to climb at least 10 boulders in the session.
Using a smart approach to picking the boulders that suited me, I targeted the highest points available across 10 hard problems to see where I could place.
00:00 Climbing Leaderboard Challenge
01:09 Red V4/6B | Starting off the session
02:07 Vertical climbing | V4/6B
04:21 Trying a crimpy V5/6C | FLASH
06:09 Stepping it up to V5/6C
06:31 Some easier bouldering
07:35 Dynamic and coordinated
10:24 Stepping it up to V5/6C+
12:38 Climbing on huge volumes V4/6B
14:43 Trying to get my first indoor V6/7A at V1
18:56 V5 on the comp wall shuts me down
20:19 Last boulder of the session
Hannah Morris Bouldering T-Shirts & Stickers (UK & US)
☞hannahmorrisbouldering.com/shop
Hannah Morris Bouldering T-Shirts (EU)
☞etsy.com/uk/shop/HannahMorrisBoulder
Follow Hannah:
☞Instagram: instagram.com/_hannahmorris_
Follow Nathan:
☞instagram.com/nathanbetts_
Our Patreon:
☞patreon.com/hannahmorrisbouldering
Our Local Climbing Wall:
☞instagram.com/tchsheffield
Our Favourite Gear Shop:
☞outside.co.uk
