Climbing Terms 101: How to Talk like a Climber | Boulder Lingo EXPLAINED! | Boulder Movement
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- Опубліковано 6 жов 2024
- If you're new to the world of climbing, you would have likely heard terms like "Allez", "Problem" and "Send" in the climbing gym, and wonder what climbers are referring to.
Rock climbing is a technical sport and with it comes its technical terms. While it may be overwhelming to hear all these terms, fret not! This video covers all the top climbing terms and lingo used in Singapore's climbing gyms - by the end of this video, you'll be talking like a seasoned climber :)
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You should have included the history of the term beta! Betamax tapes are such an iconic part of climbing history! :)
Oh interesting
I guess I was “spraying beta” today with my kid because I was guiding her up the wall
Oh perfect ! I'll refer your video to all my new climbers
Thanks! Really appreciate it :)
This is a great segment. You explained the terms and proper usage very well. Well done guys!
Just started climbing, your tutorials are fantastic
I am new and recently asked a guy for help on a problem. He told me I need to "knuckle" the first hold. I nodded yes, but don't know what that means.
Edit: I've been climbing for a few months now. It was not knuckle, that he said, it was bump. I know what this means, now, haha
Great channel , thank you!
These are awesome
great vid guys!
Thanks so much Leica! Really appreciate it :)
Didn't know "Allez" had such history to it. I speak french and it's just the way we speak here
Thanks
Helpful videos! Although you couldn’t pay me 10 million dollars to permanently move to singapore😂
Red point !haha
Pretty sure sending it means you’re going to try your best and usually as a last try. Like if you’ve never landed a backflip but are confident you can, you can say “I’m gonna send it”.
That’s how it’s used in the US anyway!
I'm not French, therefore I don't say "allez". I don't see the point of doing it if I'm not French myself.
There's no point in doing anything.
@@papabird4425 there's definitely a point in speaking a language you both use.
@Ramon314 I meant an ultimate point. You're referring to something very superficial and transitory. Nothing really "means" anything, nor is there any inherent value. Thank you for coming to my philosophy Ted Talk 😀