UKC

Having mostly trad and sport climbed over the past decade, I've done very little bouldering in the peak despite living within an hour of the eastern edges. After recovering from a couple of months plagued by injury and illness, I'm finally back in place where I feel I can try hard on the rock again and have become hooked by gritstone bouldering! I'm now at the point where I can get 7B done within a few attempts so I've started thinking about projecting my first 7C. 

Has anyone got some recommendations for a first 7C on grit? 

A bit about me: average height, strong on crimps, reasonable on compression, poor flexibility! 

Poor flexibility - at least you can discount Brad Pit! 🤣

Maybe The Terrace The Terrace (f7C)?

Tetris (f7C)

Theres a good list on here: 7c - 8a

https://www.ukclimbing.com/logbook/set.php?id=4688

Both of the above are good shouts.

Birdsong (f7C), Pinch Punch (f7C) or any of the problems on that boulder.

Zaff Skoczylas (f7C) or Submergence (f7C) (the non-heel method) at Burbage.

Mossatrocity (f7C)

Brad's Wall (f7C)

Barry Sheene (f7C)

Thanks both for the recommendations, a great list to get stuck into! Submergence particularly looks ace 

I'm going to add a few 7B+ problems into the mix alongside the 7Cs, simply because they're worth doing on the grounds that they're all amazing (even if they're not exactly what you're looking for).

7B+

The Storm (f7B+) 
The Rib (f7B+)
Crystal Voyager (f7B+)
Flatworld (f7C)
Dick Williams (f7B)
Famous Grouse (f7B+)

7C

Tetris (f7C) - one of the best boulder problems in the country, surely?!
Brass Monkeys (f7C) - classic 'soft touch' if you're tall, but less so if you're not
In the Flick of Time (f7C) - I thought this climbed really well at 7C
THEM! (f7C+) - I love aretes (and I loved this)

There's probably a whole load of problems I'm forgetting, including 101 7Bs that if you haven't done them - should be on your to-do list - but that'll do for now  

Thanks Rob, enough to keep me going for a lifetime there! 

I thought Dick Williams was a good problem but I didn't think it was any harder than any of the 7As or 7A+s there. 

Them! wasn't on my radar but it looks ace.