It's been fun following your climbing journey, especially because I am also just starting to get the hang of V4s and hoping to send a V5 soon.

Hey mate good progress man, nice work on the 5 :D how long ago was this filmed? I know your last episode was recorded a little while ago Since you don't really have a project on the go atm I'll just give the following advice - 4:25 After you get the left hand jug, maybe bringing your right foot up to the middle of the three holds on that left volume would put you in a better spot to make the big right hand move up 8:24 I read this as, left hand up first, lean your body weight under the left hold more, and then get your right heel up. And rather than have it 90 degrees to the hold like you put it, try and have it parallel/vertical with the hold more, similiar to how you have the left at 8:33 (but use the right) And with the orange V4 at 12:05, if you look at the route you will know your move near the top is for your right hand, which then indicates the move before it will probably be with your left hand. So at 12:55, instead of reaching your right hand to the hold and then fumbling with a match/swap of hands (which legitimately takes you 15 whole seconds to sort out, at a position where your arms are bent and under tension the entire time), you could probably have just bumped your left hand from the move before Also - the yellow at 9:00 with the hold skipping dyno, previous when talking about dynos i mentioned that taking one arm off, leaning it back and rotating your shoulder through the move on the way is a great way to generate extra momentum. I'd probably say giving this a go on this climb could be a great way to get that extra distance you need Would love to see any of these tips implemented in a future vid if you get the chance :D