In reply to mriches98:
If bored silly games...assuming the floor walkers let you get away with it, which is unfortunately rare nowadays.
Wall 'twister' is a bit of a laugh, you can get seriously pumped hanging on. Remember minutes count as much as moves when training, hanging on placing gear has nothing to do with technical moves, and a short wall will probably be giving you only stamina for short routes, so less moves and move time will help.
'Blindfold' climbing can teach you a lot about smooth balance transfer, and stop you doing the climbing wall institutional 'lunge and slap'...how often do you actually do a series of dynamic moves on rock......again its slower, so helps develop stamina. It also teaches spotters to clearly articulate instructions and communications. How often have you been reaching round a corner where you can't see but your second can, and all they have said is 'err no, no, no, up a bit, errr no....nearly, no ..aagh nearly, no'
'Clockface' you define a points of the clock around the wall, climber starts in the centre and then has to move to which ever hour the spotter chooses, in as near a direct line from their current position, till they fall off or get pumped. Benefit, climbing walls give you alot of up and down practice, if you chose traversing, but often limited diagonal movement in both the up and down direction.
Style climbing, set a route, and score everyone not on success but on style....smooth climbing scores high, demonstrates your in control, makes you think more about body position and transfer.