Climb Iowa Routesetting Survey

1.Overall, how satisfied or dissatisfied are you with Climb Iowa's routesetting?(Required.)
2.How satisfied or dissatisfied are you with the rate of turnover for roped routes (how quickly routes are taken down and replaced)?(Required.)
3.How satisfied or dissatisfied are you with the rate of turnover for boulder problems in GRIMES (how quickly problems are taken down and replaced)?(Required.)
4.How satisfied or dissatisfied are you with the rate of turnover for boulder problems in the EAST VILLAGE (how quickly problems are taken down and replaced)?(Required.)
5.Which type of climbing do you do the most?(Required.)
6.Which type of holds do you enjoy the most?
Select all that apply
(Required.)
7.Which style of climbing do you enjoy the most?
Select all that apply
(Required.)
8.What grade do you typically onsight? (complete the climb without falls on your first try)
Select one answer for bouldering and one answer for roped climbing if applicable
9.What grade do you typically project? (practice for more than one day and eventually complete the climb without falls)
Select one answer for bouldering and one answer for roped climbing if applicable
10.Describe your interest in having a method of providing anonymous feedback to the Climb Iowa routesetting team. (i.e. suggestion box)(Required.)
11.We are considering expanding the overlap of grades between the colors in our bouldering circuit. The new circuits would look like this:

Black: VB-V3
Blue: V0-V4
Green: V2-V6
Pink: V4-V8
Yellow: V6-V10

Would you approve this change?
(Required.)
12.At Grimes, we allow the first climber to successfully complete a roped route to name that route and have their name on the tag as the 'First Ascent'. How satisfied or dissatisfied are you with this?(Required.)
13.We recently changed the rules at both gyms regarding the correct way to 'start' a boulder to a 4-point system, similar to bouldering World Cups. Do you agree with this change?(Required.)
14.At the East Village location, we have introduced consensus grading through feedback cards that are up for the first week that a boulder problem is on the wall. On these cards you can indicate 1) how hard you think the problem is, and 2) how much you liked the problem by giving it a Star, a check mark, or an X. This means that problems are not graded for the first week, and are given a grade after climbers have had the chance to vote and setters have had a chance to watch climbers on the problem.

Would you like to see consensus grading on roped routes as well?
(Required.)
15.At the East Village location, we have beta tested a "Boulder of the Week" which we are planning on continuing as a regular occurrence. We are considering using this as an opportunity to expose climbers to different types of climbing and different rules that you may see in competitions or gyms around the world. (i.e. World Cup rules, USA Climbing rules, etc.) Describe your interest in using the Boulder of the Week in this way.(Required.)
16.Do you have any other comments, questions, or concerns?
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