Am I over training

I've been rock climbing for about 2 years now. My endurance and recovery for this sport have increased to a point where I can climb for hours until my tank is empty. To give you an example I can casually do 5.8 routes, with 2-3 minute rest in between. I also mix in doing naturals/ 5.11-5.13's. Up to the 5.12-5.13 it really gets challenging for me I would have to rest mid climb. For no resting at all during a climb, I can do 5.10-5.11.

I am at the gym for 4 hours and sometimes 6 climbing. The minimum I would stay would be 2 hours. When I was a beginner back then I would never be able to reach these numbers, and on top of that I did 5.5 climbs. I most I could stay back then without my arms feeling there about to tear open would be an hour max of climbing. From there my forearms have gotten huge, almost same size as bicep. Chest really sticks out, my lats are now noticeably large. My body has completely changed, some of it from resistance training in the past too. It's not that I don't feel tired or fatigued during climbing thats making me stay so long, its that my recovery is so fast. I will be burnt out during a 5.12 climb, then after 5 minutes I'm ready to hit the wall again.

I always climb with good form and technique letting my muscles do the work for me, but is this too long to a point where I could be putting myself at risk of injury? I am 20 years old this year. A lot of people notice how I stay for long hours, and asked if I ever feel tired.  

If you are climbing you are putting yourself at risk of injury.

After beeing out with an injure for 14 months and just getting beck into climbing I hate you. But as a civel person, your probable doing ok as long as your connective tissue is not giving you issues. 

Your toes and fingers are going to rot and fall off.

Fucking 20 year olds.

Does it hurt?  If so, stop doing it.  If not, keep doing it.

Title should read: Am I over spraying 

Jim: Did he hit you?
Dwight: No!
Jim: Did you cry?
Dwight: No!
Jim: Did you feel like crying?
Dwight: No!
Jim: [Writes on clipboard] Held back tears

I for one am totally over it.

Briggs Lazalde wrote: Humble brag but to answer ur question......YGD

I agree with the brag, not so much the humble

Any relation to Tony Stark?

any time a person feels the urge to ask "am I over training?" the answer is "yes."

Post drone footage. Its the only way to be sure.

and what does "doing naturals" mean?

Brandon.Phillips wrote: Post drone footage. Its the only way to be sure.

and what does "doing naturals" mean?

I was wondering that too but assumed it just meant outdoor real rock climbing vs a gym.

ViperScale . wrote:

I was wondering that too but assumed it just meant outdoor real rock climbing vs a gym.

But if spraying about 5.13 "naturals" is imminent, then why open with "I casually climb 5.8s"?
This troll makes no sense. 

Brandon.Phillips wrote: 

and what does "doing naturals" mean?

Pretty sure that's what Trump did to Stormy.

Naturals as in natural features as in he’s climbing in a gym with featured walls and presumably hyperinflated grades.

Stormy got ripped off. It would take me a lot more than $130,000 to do naturals with Trump

I don't mean this to sound snarky- and if the OP is a troll I'll bite.....  but it doesn't sound like you ARE training. Not in a "training beyond just climbing" sense of the word.  And if you're pretty new, then just putting in climbing mileage is probably the best thing - so keep at it.
But when you do start training - yes, you can over train and still potentially FEEL like you could do more. Absolutely completely destroying your body in a session is not gonna lead to the best recovery.
and this:

 I always climb with good form and technique letting my muscles do the work for me

is a solid suggestion that you should spend most of your time focusing on technique.

Ted Pinson wrote: Naturals as in natural features as in he’s climbing in a gym with featured walls and presumably hyperinflated grades.

Makes sense so he is just gym climbing.

Your problem is you are stopping between 5.8s. Find a good top rope or sport section of the wall with 4-5 5.9s and easier next to each other and climb up and down without coming off the wall until all of them have been climbed. Than you need to go outside to real rock so you can understand real grades.

John Stark wrote:
I always climb with good form and technique letting my muscles do the work for me, 

That’s good form?

Señor Arroz wrote:

Pretty sure that's what Trump did to Stormy.

Absolutely nothing about Trump qualifies as “natural.”