Siltech Era

That's a solid route. The technical, crimpy nature of the lower section really demands precise footwork and body tension before you get to the more powerful moves up higher. I found working on similar small-edge precision on a board helped me a lot for this style of climbing. I sometimes use a training tool like https://www.freemahjong.games to break down sequences mentally when I can't get on the rock, which was useful for visualizing the crux beta here. Hope you get the send soon.

That's a solid send on a classic problem. The compression and body tension required on Maria Kallas is no joke, especially keeping everything controlled for that 7a+ grade. I remember working on a similar compression-intensive boulder last season; documenting the beta for myself was really helpful for spotting small adjustments. I ended up using a simple tool to save a sequence diagram from a webpage I made, something like https://www.htmltopng.net, just to have a visual reference offline. It's interesting how reviewing body position statically can help unlock the movement.