You’ve helped me w some technical issues physically and mentally. Thanks for all the info! Also, dude! I’ve never seen anyone climb on a campus board the way you did. I need to try that.
Impressive content, Power Company Climbing. Looking forward to your next upload! I smashed that thumbs up button on your video. Keep up the fantastic work! Your insights on executing climbing strategies are invaluable. How do you suggest climbers maintain focus and adaptability during high-stress situations while tackling challenging routes?
Thanks! Anything you want to improve at is best learned at a point that’s challenging but possible for that skill. If focus is that skill, you want to spend time at a level that challenges your focus, not just your fingers or forearms. Then that skill will adapt over time. Depending on your definition of focus, there are some schools of thought that conscious focus can be detrimental when near your limit.
Love this approach. Small question : is your spray wall too hard to get to the same level of fatigue before doing a boulder? I am considering trying out the same but just with a spraywall that has jugs + moonboard for crux-like sequences
Nothing wrong with the spray wall. I use the campus board mainly because it’s easier to make sure that technical failure doesn’t come into play, and I can very easily fine tune the difficulty from set to set. It’s harder on my spray wall to adjust the difficulty - not that many easy options exist.
You’ve helped me w some technical issues physically and mentally. Thanks for all the info!
You’ve helped me w some technical issues physically and mentally. Thanks for all the info! Also, dude! I’ve never seen anyone climb on a campus board the way you did. I need to try that.
Just a different way to use a tool. No need to get trapped in the original methods if it can be useful for other things as well!
Brilliant! ✌from the Frankenjura Hannes
Impressive content, Power Company Climbing. Looking forward to your next upload! I smashed that thumbs up button on your video. Keep up the fantastic work! Your insights on executing climbing strategies are invaluable. How do you suggest climbers maintain focus and adaptability during high-stress situations while tackling challenging routes?
Thanks! Anything you want to improve at is best learned at a point that’s challenging but possible for that skill. If focus is that skill, you want to spend time at a level that challenges your focus, not just your fingers or forearms. Then that skill will adapt over time. Depending on your definition of focus, there are some schools of thought that conscious focus can be detrimental when near your limit.
I had issues w stress as well and there was a chapter in Kris’s first book that broke it down in a way that helped me get over some fears I have.
Run the Jewels and Stevie vinyls in the background. Love you man ❤
Don’t expect many climbers to notice the Stevie vinyl! Good eye!
Love this approach. Small question : is your spray wall too hard to get to the same level of fatigue before doing a boulder? I am considering trying out the same but just with a spraywall that has jugs + moonboard for crux-like sequences
(basically my thinking is: climbing on spray wall even on easy holds is just more fun than campus)
Nothing wrong with the spray wall. I use the campus board mainly because it’s easier to make sure that technical failure doesn’t come into play, and I can very easily fine tune the difficulty from set to set. It’s harder on my spray wall to adjust the difficulty - not that many easy options exist.