We invited guests Daisuke Konishi, who climbs 5th grade boulders and 14c lead, and Moeki Toda, who has competed in the Japan Cup and World Cup, to complete the renewal of the first floor from August 7th to 8th.

This is Konishi’s third time setting up at BETA. The impression is that there are many low-grade problems that are rhythmic and comfortable to climb, making you want to climb them repeatedly. The high-grade problems are a good match for BETA, which has a reputation for having bad feet, and the tough problems are memorable.

Toda also climbs high-grade problems of stage 4 on outdoor rock, but I think he is still seen as a competitor.
There are many low-grade problems that require you to be conscious of your position and footwork, and there may be many stylish moves.
There are already many people who have struggled with high-grade problems, so I hope he will try to find a position and try and error.

I think there were many problems that tested the flexibility of the hip joints last time, but I wonder what it will be like this time.
I hope you will do the monthly problems and try the new problems as well.
Please enjoy!