LRC was rather softly rated than HP40, so I managed to send some V4s which motivated me to climb on during this trip.
The first V4 I sent was Mystery Groove V4***; learned that I can heel hook on a slopey crack!
Next was Mescal V4***; a problem to test my heel hook tech and crimp pull up strength.
Another was Pocket Pool V4**; found out that the top out was another crux but managed to work through it...
Last one I sent was Black Carpet V4**; had fun figuring out the move and actually happened to find an undercling when topping out.
At HP40, first I was getting on V3s, but as I noticed that the grading was harder for a person that is not used to the boulder structure, I decided to have fun trying onsite/flash sends on V2s. However, it was hard to onsite because the boulder is round shaped and difficult to see your foot holds especially when you're mantling with a sloper! So even if I was able to send Orchid V2*** at my first try with no beta, I can only say that I flashed it cause I asked if my foot was on the hold when I was climbing. Anyway, I finished a couple of V2s and luckily found a V3 that I thought was doable! Not a fan of the problem's name, but definitely a 3 star tricky mantle problem.
Panty Shields V3***
Turtle Head Right V2**; missed flash using an unnecessary bad undercling, but sent it on the next try.
Lucky Charms V2**; figuring out the move (including balance and top out) of this weird figured boulder was the funniest part!
Eight Ball V2***; thanks to the guy that showed me his beta, I sent it on my 2nd try.
The Stranger V2**; started to try with no skin left, and sent it right after I said it was my last try!
Overall, I think I was motivated to climb a lot and did have fun climbing till my muscle was sore or skin was gone! Very rare experience for me but I bet it was because of the boulder feature and Glen's cheer!