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Tip number 6: do yoga

Say Sike! Is one of my favorites. Especially at 40° to 50°

Lose the repetitious music!

I'm not a climbing coach and I could tell you all these things. Should I start charging people? Here is another Gullich quote you can have for free: "A man doesn't go to drink coffee after climbing, coffee is integral part of the climbing".

My goal for this year

Ohh may god😢!!!

wow that's a crazy fall!

Hey there, this is a message for those of you who wonder what happened, I'm also attaching this video explanation: ua-cam.com/video/sqz_6CQT9F0/v-deo.html As I lost my grip, my leg went over the rope, causing me to flip upside down and I hit the wall with the right hand side of my body. I was very lucky to come out totally uninjured from it. I wasn't wearing a helmet, and this was extremely stupid of mine. I pretty much always wear a helmet when lead climbing, however, on this occasion I didn't. There's no excuse for ever not wearing one. I hope everyone stays safe! Thanks for watching.

Im short (166cm) and when i reached the top of the indoor bouldering gym i couldn't get back down because my feet and hands couldn't reach anything, so i fell all the way down and landed Spiderman style on the safety pad and now my left knee feels kinda weak and sore (it happened 2 days ago) I don't feel any pain so it will probably heal on it's own, but could what I've done.....give me any knee problems in the far or even near future? Did accidentally do any irreversible damage to my knees?

As a passionate road cyclist that is just getting back into climbing, I am absolutely packing my bags and moving to Mallorca. Paradise.

Well done mate

That’s cool! Be safe boys

What do you do with your rope after you get down?

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Here’s how we got down for those of you wondering: ua-cam.com/users/shortsfbSuhUXl_rU?feature=share

I was wondering how you got down!! 😅

loved it!

Really nicely done (the climb and the film). Stoer was one of my favourite adventures and I was lucky enough to climb the old man of Hoy the next year (highly recommended!)

Yes, but how did you get down?! 😂 Really great short film, you can feel the honesty 🙂

Woah amaziiiiing!

wicked video!

Wicked edit!

Loved the storytelling in this video and all the drone shots!

That is an amazing film. Some of the prettiest shots I uave ever seen.

Phatttt

Oso onaaaa!!!! Segi horrela eta eman gogor!!!! Besarkada handixe bat.

Amazing video 🎉

So epic!

awesome video :)

Nice film ❤ if your London based and looking for v11 project, have you looked at forest rock cave. Many good v11s and perhaps one of the closest crags to London 😊

This is incredibly well made! Loved every minute

Amazing!!!!you got It!!!! Crack 💪💪💪👏👏👏❤️

i ve ever seen

this is one of the best and most impresive videos.

When did you start working for National Geographic? Beautiful work Cris 👏

lovely story

If Pro-Climbers cant flash this V3 then its not a V3 lol.

I dropped off the top of the wall once as I didn't have the energy to downclimb, I was new and didn't know to roll onto my back, just thought I needed to land and kinda squat to absorb the force. I crunched my ankle and it's messed me up ever since.

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I had my first fall last Saturday. I slipped, attempted to grab the next hold down, barn-doored then fell flat on my back at a slight twist and my neck snapped back…EVERYTHING WRONG 😅🤦🏼‍♀️ Fell about 5 feet. Took 2 days to be seen in A&E (not their fault they were inundated so told to go home Monday night and come back Tuesday). Thankfully no spinal damage, just a lot of muscle strain/internal bruising etc and a banging headache from whiplash…joy! The moral of the story…DON’T try to break a fall and DO try to tuck your neck in even if you feel you’re falling at speed and don’t have time, you more than likely do have time to adjust your position. Also, if you fall flat on your back GET CHECKED OUT even if it means two 11 hour waits in A&E or (if funds allow) a private xray/CT 😊 For reference this was my 5th climb. Over-ambitious beginner here!

I just had my first injury falling, fracturing part of my ankle because it rolled with too much weight on it. I fell from the same height several times that day, but this fall was bad actually because I tried to climb back down without enough stamina. The downward momentum put too much strain on my arm and my hand let go. It was a surprise so I was unprepared for the fall and didn't land square on the mat. Falling on purpose is much better than trying to climb back down if you're out of stamina

It depends on your weaknesses i think. If you are already strong and dont have good technique, it is 100% true, but if your limiting factor is strength, then it makes sense to train it right?

We all know it is. Just hop on the moonboard.

For me the crux of just play with fire 7b+ is the first move because you are not supposed to have a wall to push with your left foot which make it quite harder

very very good!!!!

What are the hardest moves equivalent to in Moonboard grades ? How many tries did it take you to send it?

Looks really steep!

Congrats !

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