3 lessons I learned from projecting so far

Some of these are for beginner climbers and some for the tad more seasoned. I would say... I'm somewhere right in the middle.

I've only been climbing for a little over two years again, and in that time, projecting has never been something I regularly did. But now, I'm starting to see what all the fuss is about.

You ALWAYS hear about good climbers projecting hard climbs for days, weeks, months... and even years??? So why hadn't I thought about it?

I admit, I love the send. And I loved just exploring what was still relatively a new sport for me. But now, I feel as though I've gotten enough reps in to where the fun of climbing has matured.

It's not so much about sending a lot of the things or the hardest things and "being a good climber" as much as it is about having fun through movement. If I get a send, sick, if not, no biggie. As long as I learn a new move or experience a super sick flow in a climb, that's all that matters.

And with that being said, 'the project has brought new life to the sport for me! Perhaps I'll get deeper into that in a video one of these days... until then - enjoy this video about a few insights I've learned from projecting.