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How Long Do You Boulder for?

Sophia Al-Mansoor • • 7 min read
How Long Do You Boulder for?
How Long Should a Bouldering Session Last? A robust bouldering session should last between 60 to 90 minutes if your focus is on high-intensity training. If you're taking more of a moderate approach, then a 2-hour session is more appropriate for the intensity levels involved.

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Correspondingly, how many days a week should you boulder?

After a couple of years (or if you haven't climbed too hard the day before) you could climb two consecutive days or boulder one day and campus the other. If you want to progress quickly the only option is to climb a lot so you could aim at four climbing/training sessions per week.

Furthermore, can you Boulder every day? YOU CAN BOULDER EVERYDAY You can only do three intense training sessions but you can boulder every day if you vary the intensity.

Keeping this in consideration, how often should a beginner Boulder?

Everyone is different and it will depend on your fitness level, sleep schedule, diet, training regimen, etc. etc. but I think 2 days per week is a good place to start for a beginner in reasonable shape with at least 2-3 days in between climbing sessions.

How do you properly do a boulder?

Bouldering is climbing distilled to just you and the next move.

  1. Bouldering is climbing distilled to just you and the move in front of you.
  2. Warm-up.
  3. Know your level.
  4. Warm up progressively.
  5. Rest sufficiently between attempts.
  6. Use skill before force.
  7. Move on and switch styles.
  8. High risk holds and moves.
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