Homewall Routesetting- Setting on Shorter walls

[@mmakid]

More episode like this please !! We are so appreciative for your route setting examples, especially for shorter climbs.

[@DoughJoSetting]

Hey Li, more than happy to do more short wall stuff. Anything specific that you want to see?

[@jonathanburd3894]

It's also helpful that you mention specific hold sets. Close ups of the key holds in the problem might also show the nuance of each problem. Really enjoying the content. Keep it up!

[@DoughJoSetting]

Thanks for the feedback! I think for this video, the holds I chose were irrelevant. I could have chosen much worse or much better holds and it wouldn’t change the main focal point of the video.

[@ejl74]

I’m definitely going to set these on my wall. Thanks!

[@DoughJoSetting]

Glad you enjoyed! Even with the huge sun glare lol

[@jonathanburd3894]

Thanks for this! I'd be interested in a follow-up 'small wall' video that talks a little more about hold type and how you choose hold orientation to train different techniques (or muscle groups).

[@DoughJoSetting]

I could definitely do something with setting certain techniques.

[@hel1nas]

Thanks for the vid! I have an 8 footer and trying to root set V3 and V4, maybe you can make short series for route setting in small walls V0 till V7.

[@DoughJoSetting]

Not a bad idea!

[@rachelgutner9749]

i really like these routes! great styles

[@DoughJoSetting]

Glad you enjoyed them! They were all pretty fun!

[@34Robke]

Thanks a lot for this one Kegan! Really helpful. I have an 8 (height) by 12 (width) foot wall so this is very helpful! A video on some more of these routes, maybe using more of the width of the wall would be awesome!

[@DoughJoSetting]

I am planning on doing a traversing video very soon!

[@backrowproductions1608]

my wall has 7 feet of vertical space and reaches the ceiling which is 8.5 feet. it’s a vertical wall too

[@DoughJoSetting]

Nice!

[@Pat_11131]

Is this 8’ tall or 8’ of climbing. Thanks for the helpful vid!

[@DoughJoSetting]

8’ tall!

[@Pat_11131]

@@DoughJoSetting thanks! I have an 8’ attic wall. 8’ of climbing at 30 degrees and then 2.5 feet of a 60 degree section at the top. Not sure if this will be good or not but I think it will be a good compromise for the space I have. Planning on some roof jug top outs but I’ll probably end up getting creative with volumes. Your videos have been a big help and I hope to get the wall done to start setting soon!