Great video Kris, and amazing send!! Really enjoyed this - your climbing and filmmaking is a new discovery for me 👍 it’s getting me psyched for Portland (in March) and Kalymnos (in April!)
@@chakritsuriyo1372 Well Kris - funnily enough I am planning to try To Wish The Impossible - that looks like a great route, and I like largely vertical (rather than steep) climbs. An outdoor 7a tick is my goal for the year, and hoping the Dorset weather plays ball 😬 Any recommendations in that grade from your recent Kalymnos trip greatly appreciated! 😁
@@mattmarcroft8931 there is so many route that I want to recommend, for face climbing there is a 7a call N7 in Ghost kitchen, that is very good. Secret garden is a great place for lower 7’s and they are not too steep but the approach is a killer though. Spartacus, Kerveros 7a is great. Not too steep. The list just go on lol. You can’t really go wrong out there, just stick to 3 stars and above you should have a great time ;)
@@chakritsuriyo1372 Ah that’s brilliant, thanks for the tip-offs Kris! Agree on the approaches in Kalymnos - if only they were all as easy as that civilised stroll along to Cuttibgs huh :) Good luck on your next proj, whatever that may be 👍
Great video thanks for sharing! I did Fighting Torque in Jan and now I'm looking at the next project. It looks like the moves are harder?! Great to have some beta though - cheers!
Well done on FT Graham. I would say so but if you are a bit taller then you might find it ok. A friend of my told me that his friend use a completely different beta from my video and he said it’s like 2 different route. Anyway, get on it a really good route. :)
Hi Kris, I have been watching your channel for a while. From your video, I can tell you have good endurance and crux solving ability. Would you mind telling us how is your daily training? How to train endurance and bouldering?
Hi there OT LUI, thank you so much. I’m glad you love the content. Not sure about I’ve good endurance here and I don’t have training daily as such. I’m try to climb in door 2 time per week, one session it’s would be my power endurance training. That is just a lot of bouldering, maybe 2-3 grade below your max and I try to do anywhere from 70 to 100 in one session. Another session is would by my power session, in this one I would just try the hardest thing at my max, really focus on the movement and try to understand what is working and what is not working. I prefer to do this on the board, something like a woody or a kilter board is perfect. Maybe I’ll do a video on training one day?
Like the close ups be nice to see what the foot holds are like too, and a description of the moves on those holds a little more. You can cut all the moaning and whining about being cold though 😂 get yourself a bloody thermos 😜
Awesome mate. Loved the close ups of the dog shit holds 😂💪💪💪👍
Thanks mate, those are dog shit jug mate lol
Great to see the holds kris. Well done on getting the tick
Thank you so much Tristan. Slowly getting back into it mate
Great video Kris, and amazing send!! Really enjoyed this - your climbing and filmmaking is a new discovery for me 👍 it’s getting me psyched for Portland (in March) and Kalymnos (in April!)
Thank you so much Matt. Do you have any project in Portland and how long are you going to Kalymnos for?
@@chakritsuriyo1372 Well Kris - funnily enough I am planning to try To Wish The Impossible - that looks like a great route, and I like largely vertical (rather than steep) climbs. An outdoor 7a tick is my goal for the year, and hoping the Dorset weather plays ball 😬 Any recommendations in that grade from your recent Kalymnos trip greatly appreciated! 😁
@@mattmarcroft8931 there is so many route that I want to recommend, for face climbing there is a 7a call N7 in Ghost kitchen, that is very good. Secret garden is a great place for lower 7’s and they are not too steep but the approach is a killer though. Spartacus, Kerveros 7a is great. Not too steep. The list just go on lol. You can’t really go wrong out there, just stick to 3 stars and above you should have a great time ;)
@@chakritsuriyo1372 Ah that’s brilliant, thanks for the tip-offs Kris! Agree on the approaches in Kalymnos - if only they were all as easy as that civilised stroll along to Cuttibgs huh :)
Good luck on your next proj, whatever that may be 👍
@@mattmarcroft8931 thanks mate :)
Nice climbing though mate, looks like a really interesting route 👊
🙏🙏 Can't wait for the next video
Thanks for all the belay mate :)
Awesome video mate, good job!!
Thank you so much mate, glad you like it :)
That tiny tiny undercling looks pretty bloody good to me.. i think i might go n do it 😂
Get on it mate
@@chakritsuriyo1372 if you dont try climbing it, your never going to climb it. 👍
Great video thanks for sharing! I did Fighting Torque in Jan and now I'm looking at the next project. It looks like the moves are harder?! Great to have some beta though - cheers!
Well done on FT Graham. I would say so but if you are a bit taller then you might find it ok. A friend of my told me that his friend use a completely different beta from my video and he said it’s like 2 different route. Anyway, get on it a really good route. :)
Hi Kris,
I have been watching your channel for a while. From your video, I can tell you have good endurance and crux solving ability. Would you mind telling us how is your daily training? How to train endurance and bouldering?
Hi there OT LUI, thank you so much. I’m glad you love the content. Not sure about I’ve good endurance here and I don’t have training daily as such. I’m try to climb in door 2 time per week, one session it’s would be my power endurance training. That is just a lot of bouldering, maybe 2-3 grade below your max and I try to do anywhere from 70 to 100 in one session. Another session is would by my power session, in this one I would just try the hardest thing at my max, really focus on the movement and try to understand what is working and what is not working. I prefer to do this on the board, something like a woody or a kilter board is perfect. Maybe I’ll do a video on training one day?
@@chakritsuriyo1372 Please, looking forward to see your training video
Like the close ups be nice to see what the foot holds are like too, and a description of the moves on those holds a little more. You can cut all the moaning and whining about being cold though 😂 get yourself a bloody thermos 😜
Can’t give it all away mate, don’t want to ruin your on-site send.
@@chakritsuriyo1372 very good ☝️ 😛