Kilter Double Double + Testing My Maxes

[@nomaddevelopers]

love being able to try the same problems on the kilter.!! much more translatable than watching an indoor boulder at a gym some viewers may not live near.

[@jacqweeeee]

will do more board sessions :) thanks

[@benagro299]

great thumbnail and tryhard!

[@jacqweeeee]

ily!

[@samwatson2735]

Great video! Makes me wanna petition my gym for a full kilter. Have you tried TB2? I'd love to see that.

[@jacqweeeee]

Thanks! Not yet! Hoping our city gets a TB2 soon! Kilter is so fun.

[@nomaddevelopers]

start the petition I'll sign it.

[@Strummify]

super strong. not sure if the camera lens is dirty or there's just too much chalk in the air. always nice to see vids of strong people working through. board climbs

[@jacqweeeee]

yaaa i will wipe it next time, and hopefully get a new phone soon! thanks for watching :)))

[@saltysam2020]

Super interesting to see you work through that ill suited V8

[@jacqweeeee]

why am i so smol!!!

[@lukeclimbs]

Your ring pull and 20mm pull #'s being that close is crazy to me. Too strong 💪💪

[@jacqweeeee]

haha thanks!! goal is to have stronger finger strength>pulling

[@theindecisivebean]

can you tell she has a BA in media production?? 😍

[@jacqweeeee]

@@theindecisivebean 🥲 hehehe ur actually the sweetest

[@jacobbart3905]

Would you recommend starting the board at 30 degrees or so for someone new to kilter board climbing?

[@jacqweeeee]

yea! putting the board at less of a steep angle makes the holds more positive so def more approachable if you're just starting out with board climbing.

[@LukeRexHenry]

Cool video. What off the wall training do you do?

[@jacqweeeee]

Thanks! Right now, I do some of the conventional lifts/exercises - bench, overhead press, rows, squat, deadlift and spread them out over the span of 2 days per week. I phase in some weighted pulls and hangs closer to when I want to peak. Still experimenting!

[@benagro299]

why pulling down vs lifting up for testing finger maxes?

[@jacqweeeee]

@@benagro299 pulling down is a bit more climbing specific but pulling from the ground better isolates the finger flexors - both are valid ways of testing finger strength

[@aliato1]

FIRST !

[@jacqweeeee]

SECOND !