Hannah is actually the first climbing UA-camr that I used to watched. I discovered Louis after her and Magnus even afterward, but I learned my fondamentals with you Hannah. Finaly I discovered Zach after the Campus climbing Cup at Trois-Rivière. A friend of mine told me that he has a UA-cam channel and I checked it like many weeks later. Happy to see you colabs :) I reached V8 (7B, not 7B+ yet) within my first year of climbing with your help. Thank you :D
The way you analyse movement is so illuminating! Just by verbalizing specific points makes thinking about my own movement much more easy, starting that mind-muscle connection already just by talking about it! Thanks!!!
Pretty good video, also for the V7 climber (Hannah) there is like more hesitation between movements and more time on the wall where V11 (Maddie) is more like instinctive and in constant movement and like you said, its mostly trusting the moves and committing, doing moves that are easier but seems harder , I am no pro tho so this is just my analysis based on what I see.
I guess I bought the last one a while back as a present for a friend. It lives in London, but hasn't been to Parthian yet afaik. It could have met its older sibling that day, I suppose. Very cool to see the original in one of my super local gyms. 🐔
Man I’m so happy for you guys this will be great for the channel. But man, I hate that thing Hannah does where she’s like climbing bad on purpose for youtube, that’s just not the movement of a V7 climber, it would be cool to see her try hard for once
Unfortunately for me, that IS just the way I climb! I catch a lot of flack for not being brilliantly strong, and lacking confidence. If I’m honest, I’m not super hyped on those observations, so you can be assured that I’m not acting. In this video, I was just coming back from a calf tear, and was pretty uncomfortable falling (or weighting my right leg, really!) so maybe this wasn’t my best climbing ever, but its authentically the best I had that day. Edit: I’ve got a bee in my bonnet, maybe. But I literally try REALLY hard all the time. To be transparent, climbing alongside elite climbers and it being filmed can be a really vulnerable position to be in & I give it my best, but also remember you see 5% of my climbing days, maybe less.
@@hannahmorrisbouldering I mean, I’m sorry to hear about your calf tear because that shit sucks and I obviously don’t wish you harm. I hope you get a quick recovery. But like, I mean I get it, you are showing the difference in climbing easy grades, that red V3 looked easy for you and you even stopped, waved with your fingers before grabbing the crimp, like I to me it seems like you want to accentuate the differences, I get it and the boulder is way below your max grade. I just wish we saw you trying a V6/7 climb for example, like staying closer to where your max effort and in this case Maddie’s is (tho hey, I get it, if you are injured there’s nothing to it, genuinely respect to you for climbing). But I think in general in your channel or collabs you climb way below your limit and it’d be cool to see you on some like project level stuff. You say you catch flack for not being mega strong or lacking confidence but I think you are way stronger than you show on youtube and probably more confident too because you have a serious ticklist.
@@MyMusicSosa Appreciate the well wishes on the injury. There's a bunch of videos on HMB where I try boulders at my limit. Climbing below my limit to demonstrate technique in videos isn't the same as pretending to be weaker than I truly am. You said "that's not V7 movement" and I guess I'm saying it is.
@@hannahmorrisbouldering sure, but it seems that way when the premise is V7 vs V11, really the difference there would be cool to see in harder boulders, a V3 is barely warmup for both of you. It’d be cool to see the actual difference and not the “demonstrated” one. Maybe the demonstration is why it seemed to me like you are climbing bad on purpose. Look, maybe the demos are just not my cup of tea, I think it would be cool to see you actually flailing on an actual hard boulder for you. But I get it that you can’t (and honestly shouldn’t) be going hard rn. Hope you get better soon and post some teeth gritting try hard stuff, it’d be fun to see.
I wanted to reply to this (and below responses). 1. I think it's silly to say, "this isn't the movement of a v7 climber". I can comfortably say I've seen an insane variety of movement, get up climbs v7+. 2. Also, it's just kind of rude. There are many other respectful ways of being constructively critical 3. Further, I think there's a huge amount of value you can get at watching climbers of all ability levels climb a certain level of climb. A good example is when Zach mentions that - although Hannah rocking over her left foot, and back flagging was a good approach, Maggie showed "the next level", which was rocking over her left food and keeping her right foot on. Then going over the reasons how/why she did that. Honestly, there's so much value to their interaction, it truly shows his breadth of experience and ability.
Thanks for having me guys! Hopefully we get to climb with you again soon 🙌
Absolutely! Any excuse to come back to London too 😅
Hannah whats your ape index and height? asking for my friend
I'm so jelly! I want to climb with you guys 😅
Never expected this collab
I noticed the video quality is getting better and better! I hope this continues as the channel evolves
This is the collab I didn’t know I needed, great video
Hannah is actually the first climbing UA-camr that I used to watched. I discovered Louis after her and Magnus even afterward, but I learned my fondamentals with you Hannah. Finaly I discovered Zach after the Campus climbing Cup at Trois-Rivière. A friend of mine told me that he has a UA-cam channel and I checked it like many weeks later. Happy to see you colabs :)
I reached V8 (7B, not 7B+ yet) within my first year of climbing with your help. Thank you :D
The way you analyse movement is so illuminating! Just by verbalizing specific points makes thinking about my own movement much more easy, starting that mind-muscle connection already just by talking about it! Thanks!!!
never clicked on a video so quickly in my life
Coach Zach's ability to analyze climbing, and then explain it, is world class.👍 Maybe he should be called Professor Zach?🤔
That sounds dirty.
Awesome collab! I love the high level analysis of your climbs, but it was amazing to see the analysis of someone more relatable like Hannah!
Great collab. Hannah's was the first channel I found when I first got into climbing. She's awesome!
I think I was one of the people who requested this is a cool collab but didn’t think it would happen that early 🙌✨✨
Awesome congratulations on the collab, Hannah is amazing, maybe one day we can do a collab 😊
Technique comparisons are maybe my favorite content. It doesn't get more instructive!
Pretty good video, also for the V7 climber (Hannah) there is like more hesitation between movements and more time on the wall where V11 (Maddie) is more like instinctive and in constant movement and like you said, its mostly trusting the moves and committing, doing moves that are easier but seems harder , I am no pro tho so this is just my analysis based on what I see.
Oh wow what a surprise!
Hannah first then Magnus next that’s the normal progression for collabs ❤
then into the cellar for some crack
Louis is also in London, maybe à Richardson/Catalyst ?
Super amazing! What a great opportunity for you guys to collab with Hannah!
Hannah in Canada!
Nathan the Canadian!
If it rhymes it needs to happen!
Great collab. :3
That’s all the evidence I need for Canada 2025 😇
My two favourite climbing couples climbing together, lovely
Climbing UA-camr Allstar Team right here
Peak x peak 🔥🗣️
very nice video! learn a lot! :)
Holy shit this is a sick collab! LOVE Hannah Morris! Louis Parkinson next??
More of Maddie ! She looks strong af !
Big youtube get! Hannah Morris' taught so many newbies
How can i get a rose bloc sweatshirt ?! 😅
Haha unfortunately I don’t think they sell them online and are only available at the gym!
Pretty sick that you are following up Lynn Hill on Hannah's channel
I recognize her 😁🇺🇸
Why does Hannah claim to be a v7 climber when she knows she can't even flash v3s
Good point, but at least it seems like she has made some general progress in strength and technique over the last year!
Where can I get a Chicken Chalk bag ???!!🐔
Hopefully coming back soon!
I guess I bought the last one a while back as a present for a friend. It lives in London, but hasn't been to Parthian yet afaik. It could have met its older sibling that day, I suppose. Very cool to see the original in one of my super local gyms. 🐔
UR LYING, INSANE COLLAB
dam u only did 2 climbs?
Check out Hannah’s video for 3 more!
Next collab with Louis Parkinson?
👀
i expected more climbs
Man I’m so happy for you guys this will be great for the channel.
But man, I hate that thing Hannah does where she’s like climbing bad on purpose for youtube, that’s just not the movement of a V7 climber, it would be cool to see her try hard for once
Unfortunately for me, that IS just the way I climb! I catch a lot of flack for not being brilliantly strong, and lacking confidence. If I’m honest, I’m not super hyped on those observations, so you can be assured that I’m not acting.
In this video, I was just coming back from a calf tear, and was pretty uncomfortable falling (or weighting my right leg, really!) so maybe this wasn’t my best climbing ever, but its authentically the best I had that day.
Edit: I’ve got a bee in my bonnet, maybe. But I literally try REALLY hard all the time. To be transparent, climbing alongside elite climbers and it being filmed can be a really vulnerable position to be in & I give it my best, but also remember you see 5% of my climbing days, maybe less.
@@hannahmorrisbouldering I mean, I’m sorry to hear about your calf tear because that shit sucks and I obviously don’t wish you harm. I hope you get a quick recovery.
But like, I mean I get it, you are showing the difference in climbing easy grades, that red V3 looked easy for you and you even stopped, waved with your fingers before grabbing the crimp, like I to me it seems like you want to accentuate the differences, I get it and the boulder is way below your max grade.
I just wish we saw you trying a V6/7 climb for example, like staying closer to where your max effort and in this case Maddie’s is (tho hey, I get it, if you are injured there’s nothing to it, genuinely respect to you for climbing). But I think in general in your channel or collabs you climb way below your limit and it’d be cool to see you on some like project level stuff. You say you catch flack for not being mega strong or lacking confidence but I think you are way stronger than you show on youtube and probably more confident too because you have a serious ticklist.
@@MyMusicSosa Appreciate the well wishes on the injury.
There's a bunch of videos on HMB where I try boulders at my limit.
Climbing below my limit to demonstrate technique in videos isn't the same as pretending to be weaker than I truly am. You said "that's not V7 movement" and I guess I'm saying it is.
@@hannahmorrisbouldering sure, but it seems that way when the premise is V7 vs V11, really the difference there would be cool to see in harder boulders, a V3 is barely warmup for both of you. It’d be cool to see the actual difference and not the “demonstrated” one. Maybe the demonstration is why it seemed to me like you are climbing bad on purpose.
Look, maybe the demos are just not my cup of tea, I think it would be cool to see you actually flailing on an actual hard boulder for you. But I get it that you can’t (and honestly shouldn’t) be going hard rn. Hope you get better soon and post some teeth gritting try hard stuff, it’d be fun to see.
I wanted to reply to this (and below responses).
1. I think it's silly to say, "this isn't the movement of a v7 climber". I can comfortably say I've seen an insane variety of movement, get up climbs v7+.
2. Also, it's just kind of rude. There are many other respectful ways of being constructively critical
3. Further, I think there's a huge amount of value you can get at watching climbers of all ability levels climb a certain level of climb. A good example is when Zach mentions that - although Hannah rocking over her left foot, and back flagging was a good approach, Maggie showed "the next level", which was rocking over her left food and keeping her right foot on. Then going over the reasons how/why she did that. Honestly, there's so much value to their interaction, it truly shows his breadth of experience and ability.
super cool to see !!!