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Matthew Avenue
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Приєднався 30 вер 2012
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My name is Matthew, I'm 21 years old, my goal is to become a professional rock climber, and I'm documenting the journey right here on my UA-cam channel!
My name is Matthew, I'm 21 years old, my goal is to become a professional rock climber, and I'm documenting the journey right here on my UA-cam channel!
I Trained Like A Pro Climber For A Month
Thanks so much for watching! This video is a little different from my normal format but I hope you still enjoyed!
ABOUT ME:
My name is Matthew, I'm 21 years old, my goal is to become a professional rock climber, and I'm documenting the journey right here on my youtube channel!
GEAR I USE:
Sony A7S III: a.co/d/1A8F95L
Lens: a.co/d/44MGaJA
Tripod: a.co/d/1NKDz6l
ULANZI Quick Release Ball Head: a.co/d/0r0mO9K
ABOUT ME:
My name is Matthew, I'm 21 years old, my goal is to become a professional rock climber, and I'm documenting the journey right here on my youtube channel!
GEAR I USE:
Sony A7S III: a.co/d/1A8F95L
Lens: a.co/d/44MGaJA
Tripod: a.co/d/1NKDz6l
ULANZI Quick Release Ball Head: a.co/d/0r0mO9K
Переглядів: 2 741
Відео
I'm Getting Better While Training To Be A Pro Climber
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Thanks so much for watching! This episode definitely didn't go the way I expected but I should be all healed up and ready to go next week! ABOUT ME: My goal is to become a professional rock climber and I'm documenting the journey right here on my youtube channel! GEAR I USE: Sony A7S III: a.co/d/1A8F95L Lens: a.co/d/44MGaJA Tripod: a.co/d/1NKDz6l ULANZI Quick Release Ball Head: a.co/d/0r0mO9K
what it's like training to be a pro climber at 21 years old
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This is my second week of training to be a pro climber! Hope you enjoy!
My First Week Training To Be A Pro Climber
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This is all of my thoughts, feelings, and experiences during my first week of training to be a Professional Rock Climber.
I'm training to be a Pro Climber - The Start
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I'm training to be a Pro Climber - The Start
I Ran A 5K Every Day To Beat My Rival
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I Ran A 5K Every Day To Beat My Rival
Making YouTube Videos Is Really F*cking Hard
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Making UA-cam Videos Is Really F*cking Hard
Me VS the hardest boulder I've ever climbed
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Me VS the hardest boulder I've ever climbed
The world is yours, All you have to do is take it
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The world is yours, All you have to do is take it
I Saved The Cat (a story about stories)
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I Saved The Cat (a story about stories)
Slumped - Short Film (Shot on BMPCC 6K Pro)
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Slumped - Short Film (Shot on BMPCC 6K Pro)
Method 🙌🙌🙌
ngl nice editing
Yeah good job !!!
your attitude is amazing, I wish i could have that positive mindset in my weak-days...
This is so wholesome and joyous. I can't wait to see what happens. You've got this!
@@LordPJinDC Thank you!
I like the series but you should add two things if you can: 1st: Try to visit another gym with maybe a different Style of Boulders. My Gym sets more static and powerful moves so visiting a gym with dynamic problems is often a humbling experience. 2nd: The pros are not only good at bouldering but also really good at lead climbing. So its important you get into that. I know finding a belayer is hard but you can still try the auto belay. Because your bouldering skills transfer to climbing maybe less than you think
@@niklasstg6957 Thabk you and thanks for the tips!
congrats on getting that climb!! i’m manifesting an owala brand deal for you✨
Congrats, rest and recovery is vital too!
great progress man, but just to put some prespective into what it takes to be a pro climber, most pros start at the age of 7 and most who start at that age can't even make it to the ifsc, The IFSC boulders are graded by pro climbers who climb at ifsc to be v12. Making it at your age will be extremely diffcult.
Thanks! Yeah i’m sure it won’t be easy but that’s part of the reason that i’m doing this, i feel like it’s unfortunate you have to start at the age and of 7 in order to become a pro athlete. So I wanna push the limits and see if it’s possible to do this!
@1:35 When I am climbing on my limit I really have to plan out the days leading up to the actual send. Making sure that the conditions are right, making sure that I am well rested, have the beta on lock. I often dream about my projects for weeks before I actually send it. So when I arrive at the problem on send day I know that I can go in with 110% effort. I really can't go in "to have fun" and send a problem that's on my limit. Then it clearly wasn't on my limit
That’s valid and that’s great if that works for you! But i just notice that i climb at my best when i’m just trying to have fun. (Also fun doesn’t mean i’m not trying at 110%, that’s juts what i find fun)
1:34 You’re going to WHAT the boulder? 👁️👁️
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Congrats on your first red tag, enjoy your vacation!
Thank you!
Hey those were some sick climbs! Some pretty cool falls too, glad you didn’t get scraped up on them!
Good job getting that climb! I agree with Jennifer, I also have an owala and they’re great!
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great video! i love that you use an owala they should sponsor you!
Fo real fo real!
5:25 this red route is no joke y'all Matthew killed that 🔥
These videos make me psyched to climb! Keep it up. Good editing as well!
@@gingobingo1567 Thank you!
Been loving following along with the progression man ! Keep up the great work : ) !
@@jaret28 Thank you so much!
Dude keep killing it, love the videos
@@ethancriss4145 Thanks man!
Taking breaks is never bad! Feel better!
Taking breaks from pursuing a goal is essential. Sometimes, we need to pause and recharge; pushing past our limits isn't sustainable. Everyone learns this as they pursue their goals. Your videos go beyond just climbing-they're a template for perseverance. It's encouraging to see a young person set goals, face setbacks, and continue to adapt and aim higher. I ask myself: How can I apply the lessons from your rock climbing training videos to my experience with campaigning for Harris? Setting a goal also identifies the conditions for failure. Is that why we sometimes avoid setting goals and instead just drift along?
@@thomasward8519 Very well said! Thank you!
great video and loved the eureka cameo i need to start watching again!
@@alikim188 Fo real! Show is 🔥
Jonathan Sin just did a video covering training with Tomoa and Meichi. Really good section on their warmups and philosophy: ua-cam.com/video/MtdbOve8q9Q/v-deo.html
@@dizietz Just watched, it’s a great video!
Very good video !
@@yann_mrl1556 Thank you!
This video deserves so many more views because of how good the editing is. I hope you feel better and I can’t wait for next week’s video!
@@Dinoverse_ Thank you!
so sad you got sick, wish i was able to see you climb more! feel better, can’t wait for next weeks video 🤩
@@jenniferanderson1294 Thanks Dawg!
to make progress i usually just do a 2 hour session with some lemon water to get in electrolytes until i make it
I like your positive mindset ! Keep it up 💪
You've got great energy and attitude :) That many days in a row of training conditioning may catch up to you tho If so, break it in half with a rest day? (train, train, rest, train, train, rest) People like Hoseok Lee followed something similar I think! (V0 - V10 in 1.5 years)
@@Nyitemare Thanks for the tip!
Fair play my man, climbing pretty well, keep it up and you'll surprise yourself I think 😎 A good structure, practice and training and you'll just go 📈💪🏻
what degrees are your kilter board sessions at?
@@jacobbart3905 That one was 30 i think
Great video! Those five minute climbs looked super fun!
On the first blue boulder swap your feet once you hit the target hold to flag with your right foot to stop the barndoor so you dont spin off
You’re really good at this! Any advice for new climbers?
Nice content, keep it up. Have ever thought to get profesional coaching lessons? I'm asking, because of the green wall run problem. I think you are definitely capable of sending it (or at least doing the first move). But I also think you are doing it wrong. Shuffling your feet is a step in the right direction (pun very much intended) from your last video. But in my opinion you should use your right foot to flag on the wall to stop the rotation instead of immediately putting it on the high volume. From the video it even looks like the right leg on the volume pushes you off the wall without stopping the rotation. Maybe the camera lies to me and you can't really straight leg flag on the adjacent wall. But if you can, it's worth a try. Cheers.
That moonboard kicker is so high. Nice video.
I don't know if you're doing it off camera, but I think you'd benefit massively from breaking down the dynamic moves back-to-front. I.e. just off the floor and stick the finish position, then just off the floor and do the step into the finish, etc (or using intermediary holds) and keep taking it backwards. It's what Louis Parkinson does for all the people he coaches (vids on UA-cam if you learn by watching) and has helped me massively.
keep climbing bro and the videos are awesome
@@Deezey2x Thank you!
love the guy in the back just flexin 16:48
@@bastuko0837 😂
how long have you been climbing for? also great video man!! keep it going
I’ve been climbing for like 7 years on and off. Thank you!
Matthew, Please keep making your videos. They give me a breather from binge-watching videos on our next presudent, Kamala Harris.
Hahaha thank you so much!
salad bite was a jump scare but great video and love seeing your progress🤠
hahah thanks for the support
I put a piece on you, i’m sure you will be famous one day. I love your content, keep going man 💪
Thank you so much!
loved loved loved this video! super fun to watch and love seeing your progress! i really wish you included the full video of the red and pink climbs that you did, i’d definitely love to see a short of them if that’s something you’re into making! keep up the good work🤩
Thank you so much and thank you for the feedback! Noted 📝
"99 percent of my training is falling." ~ Janja Garnbret
Great quote and an even better climber!
Wow the quality on this video is crazy. I loved every bit of it ! I was really fun to see your full attempts each time !!
@@yann_mrl1556 Thank you!
It’s cool to see your resilience, keep on climbing! Also nice breakfast
@@annagaughan5346 Thanks!
I love everything about this video! Also, keep track of how your tendons and joints are feeling. Most people cant climb 3-4 days in a row without getting overuse injury rather quickly.
@@SendEdition Thank you! Will do 🫡
You will get that green climb!
You in NJ?
@@ejl74 Yeah!