Bouldering is like attempting a vertical puzzle, but the pieces are all
minuscule holds and the puzzle itself is floating in mid-air. Imagine if
Magnus Midtbo and Adam Ondra decided to throw a wild party on a wall and
invited everyone to join in – except this party involves clinging onto
tiny holds and looking gravity square in the eye while channeling your
inner Spider-Man. It's a sport where your fingers become your best
friends, and chalk is the secret handshake. Sure, you'll fall more often
than a clumsy toddler learning to walk, and by the time you hit 30,
you'll discover muscles you never knew existed – mainly because they'll
be aching in protest after each session. But hey, who needs comfort when
you can defy gravity and laugh in the face of bodily complaints? So,
grab your climbing shoes and chalk up, because in bouldering, the only
thing higher than the problems is the level of fun you'll have, even if
it comes with a side of aches and pains.
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