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  I feel like you haven't actually tried it at a level that's challenging to you from what you've said here. Been bouldering for a few months now and the problem solving combined with how it pushes you physically is fantastic - it's nothing like "just going up and down"
context: I don't think it's boring, but I think the rock climbing community is insufferably immature. Every couple years I get the itch and start researching stuff, and after a couple hours reading their stupid rockhippy lingo and learning about their childish customs I remember why I never bothered. >
  
  Weight lifting is so boring to me. You just pick up a weight and set it down. I get that it's challenging but I'd rather just climb a rock.
  See? >
  
  I’m not a huge fan of rock climbing. I don’t think it’s boring, but indoors, most often they make it challenging by making the girls tiny and I don’t really enjoy having an inch long thing I can barely get the first joint of my knuckle on, and maneuver my body to try to find steps and stuff to get to the top. 
  Rock climbing is either too easy, or too hard for me, and the sweet spot is not common enough to make it worth it. 
  Haven’t climbed outdoors per say, but I’ve climbed small like 10-20 foot stuff and blundered before and enjoy that >
  
  I appreciate this opinion, because I think the opposite where I like the challenge of climbing, and hate weight lifting. >
  
  Well, it's certainly boring to watch. 
  It's less boring when you are the one climbing.
  It gets VERY interesting if you are free climbing.