Start as far down to the left as you can and traverse right on easy holds until it gets higher and harder. When the landing under you gets bad (big flat tilted boulder under it) climb straight up and top out.  

  Careful this is a highball with a bad landing. If you like easy highballs this is definitely worth doing. Its probably easier than 2 but its a bit harder than The Fin and heady.

Workout Highball

High Slab

Jane Fonda's

Pinch Problem

Straight to the Workout

Abs of Steel

The Workout Traverse

Workout Weenie

One Move Wonder

The downclimb for the highball is a good easy slab climb in itself. Start around the right corner of the workout wall on the leftmost side of the slab. Use small crimps and not great feet to move up into the massive flakes and finish. 

  If you just want to get on top really easy you can start on the top of the workout wall and go around the right and climb right into the flakes, V0- like this.

Easiest route on this large boulder. Climb very positive edges and jugs to the topout.

Start to the right of Workout Weenie on the big horizontal jugs and reach up for a left hand pinch then a right hand pinch and finish straight up. This is the true start to the Traverse since I think the description for that says to start on Workout Weenie.

Start as for Workout Weenie but follow rounded horns straight up.

Sit start on a large jug/crimp at 3 feet climb the shallow corner. Easier than it looks.

Sit start as for Workout Weenie but traverse left topping out on far the end.

Sit start on the right end of the wall on a big pinch with a jug on top and follow to good jugs, finish on a blocky quartz band.

Start on some crimps and do a nice deadpoint to the lip and throw your heel up for the top out. Kinda fun.

This is the popular place to warmup or meetup.  The slightly overhanging face with large, juggy holds is a good first place to boulder outdoors.

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Location

Protection

Routes in Workout Wall