Provider guide
Give beta that sticks.
One precise cue beats ten vague tips. Your goal is to give the climber something they can test right away.
Do
- Answer the question they actually asked
- Start with the biggest movement error
- Offer one adjustment at a time
- Use a short video if movement is hard to describe
Avoid
- Overloading with ten ideas
- Mocking or dismissive tone
- Speculating beyond the clip
- Unsafe or reckless advice
Example response
"Your hips drift out before the bump. Step your right foot two inches higher and match left early. That keeps tension and buys time."
Response timing
Respond when you have a clear idea. It is better to be late and useful than fast and vague.