Bouldering
TL;DR Last night at Mosaic, I was chatting with Tim Kang after he coached me through a movement I had been struggling with. His interpretation was very analytical and clear about the exact issue he noticed. Once he explained that relationship, I was able to practice the move differently
Bouldering
This board game is the result of my coursework in INFO 416 during Spring 2025 at the University of Illinois. As a climbing enthusiast, I was able to put my thoughts and the game design concepts I learned from the class into practice and create an actual physical game from
Bouldering
TL;DR I uploaded this blog post to Google's NotebookLM and had it generate a podcast for me. It turned out surprisingly well in terms of both audio quality and overall accuracy (and funny). If you're interested, here's the link to the clip (around 13 minutes). It's almost the end
Bouldering
As per my last post, I've been (indoor) bouldering for about 2 months now. I can now say I'm pretty confident in topping the red-taped routes (V0-2), and able to finish almost half of the yellow-taped routes (V2-4). To my surprise, I was even able to finish a V4-6 the
Bouldering
It has been more than a month since I wrote my last post. I could say it's because I've been busy with studies and works, but the main reason is that the majority of my spare time is on bouldering recently. The first time I heard about this place was