Alot of lead climbing classes include have you fall/jump.
I could use some of that. Sounds like you could too. Set some bomb proof anchors above an overhang, anything steeper than verticle. Then jump!😃

Gotta love steep walls! No "long steps" before the rope stops you.

I always climb with a clearer more confident head after a leader fall. Doesn't work following/cleaning or on top rope. A leader fall proves you're going to be OK!😃

ALL body types welcome! And when you go during peak times you will (probably) see all body types. Its fun & healthy no matter your skill level. Get on it!!!

You're wearing my harness! Those sure aren't my pants and you're right leg loop is upside-down, but goog job on the 5.10!!!

You've got the actually useful of those two things going for you. I'm not saying give up on them, but pull-ups can add weight as well as strength so...?

Excellent!!!😆🤣😂

Wait until you get outside. So freeing!

SO MUCH better!

Visual statement saying we, the opposition, are here and unafraid. Right?

Appreciate your concern for wild places and the happy creatures that live there!
With that said, I've spent a fair amount of time on the verticle plain.
-IF- that flag is really, physically there, it's highly unlikely to hurt anything. I'm also pretty sure this is a virtual image.

So hard to understand "hurray for me, screw you" as a core operating principal.

Looks like a great crags. Nice pic. Thanks for posting.

Where's that crag?

Harder you try, easier it gets!

As an old timer "sending" is tough. I'm trying to work routes and there is satisfaction in leading something I've worked on. With all that said, it feels so much better on-sighting!

Strong with good weight transfer. Way more importantly, looks like you're having fun!