Every climber knows the feeling—your wall is fun at first, but after weeks of repeating the same problems, the stoke fades. The truth is, resetting your wall regularly is one of the best ways to stay motivated, improve faster, and keep your sessions fresh.
At Ledge Climbing, we design holds that feel brand new with every orientation, making resets even more rewarding.
Why Resets Matter
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Prevent Plateaus – Your body adapts quickly to familiar problems. New routes force fresh strength and technique gains.
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Reignite Motivation – A new set of problems makes you want to climb more.
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Develop Versatility – Resets allow you to train different grip types and movement styles.
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Clean Slate – Stripping holds means cleaning them too, keeping texture fresh and skin-friendly.
How Often Should You Reset?
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Light Climbers (1–2x per week) → Every 2–3 months is plenty.
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Moderate Climbers (3–4x per week) → Reset every 6–8 weeks.
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Heavy Users (5–6x per week, or family walls) → Partial resets every month with a full reset every 2–3 months.
Reset Strategies
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Partial Rotations – Swap 10–15 holds at a time for subtle changes.
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Theme-Based Resets – Set all pinch problems, sloper circuits, or footwork-only challenges.
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Seasonal Resets – Match your training with outdoor goals or comp-style prep.
👉 See our collections of holds designed for resets
Why Ledge Holds Shine in Resets
Because every Ledge hold is shaped by hand, even small rotations or different placements completely change how they climb. Instead of feeling stale, our holds encourage:
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Fresh beta every orientation
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Textured variety for friction control
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Unique movement challenges
Final Thought:
Resetting isn’t just maintenance—it’s growth. Give your wall (and yourself) a reset schedule, and you’ll see results that last.