Your climbing journal: projects, photos and a level that means something
The climbing journal keeps your sends, projects and photos in one place, and turns your hardest recent climbs into a level on the IRCRA scale that you can actually compare over time.
Coach Lucian · · updated · 3 min read
Training logs tell you how hard you worked. They do not tell you how well you climbed. For that you need a different record: the climbs themselves. That is what the climbing journal in Train Climb is for.
Boulders and routes, in their own grades
You can log both boulders and routes. Boulders use the Font scale (6A, 7B+ and so on) and routes use the French scale (6b, 7a+ and so on), which are the systems most climbers in Europe already think in.
For each climb you record:
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