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Sierra Blair was an accomplished competition climber for many years with tons of World Cups under her belt. Due to a back injury she had to stay low to the ground and this lead her to the MoonBoard. It’s been love ever since and she has transitioned from her competition career into the outdoors where she is focused on bouldering in Arizona.
Patreon Questions (join Patreon for extended cut with answers):
- What’s her favorite MoonBoard climb and why?
- What was it like being famous when young and what does she recommend to up and coming pro’s?
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Chapters
1. Intro (00:00:00)
2. Making the Transition from Technical Slab Climber to Powerful Board Climber (00:05:47)
3. Deciding to Leave Comp Climbing (00:13:23)
4. Training for Outdoors Vs. Training for Comps (00:21:17)
5. How to Get Started on the MoonBoard (00:23:34)
6. Support From Patreon (00:31:16)
7. The Mini MoonBoard (00:34:00)
8. Sierra's Psych for Outdoor Climbing (00:43:59)
9. How to Go from Good to Great (01:08:12)
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