HELLO here's a playlist that I'll be updating that contains all the music I use in my videos!! I'll try to keep it updated as best I can and leave the link in the description of my videos :-) Enjoy ! open.spotify.com/user/126067665/playlist/7jOplZgPFHexMr8JzJgaXT?si=Mts4HjUOQziSb2G8bda1tg
@@bobosynth6327 SHOOT i usually always include the artists GAHHHH! i knew i was forgetting something when writing the description! it should be edited now with both the songs and the artist :-) good catch!!
thanks for askin! here's the playlist that contains all the music from my videos: open.spotify.com/user/126067665/playlist/7jOplZgPFHexMr8JzJgaXT?si=Mts4HjUOQziSb2G8bda1tg :~)
Seem like the spotting was pretty good here... first, spotter got close enough; second, spotter is paying attention and made adjustments/moving, with slightly bent knees (ready to absorb shock). IMHO, the main objective in spotting is to make sure the climber's critical body parts ( especially the head and/or main torso) doesn't hit the ground. You may not always be able to project legs, feet, hands and other extremities, but preventing head trauma is likely crucial. Great job!
I didn’t really look at the spotting, but(!) always make sure you’re fingers and thumbs are together (so no space between them) bc when someone falls you may break your fingers and that ain’t good for bouldering ahaha
Actually if I can recognize that boulder correctly, it's actually very high. If it is the boulder I am thinking about there is actually an anchor on top for top rope.
editing this vlog i just thought... wow! i was fearing for my life and it doesn't even look like i'm that high up at all... i'll just tell everyone it's the camera angle :-D
You should go to Tram if you haven't already been. It's pretty much the only bearable spot to go bouldering during the summer here in SoCal. Still warm, but definitely cooler than Stoney at the moment. Lot more scenic than Stoney as well.
i've never been to tram!! i've heard that's the go-to spot since everywhere else is burnin up at the moment. i'm definitely gonna check it out before the summer's over!
there isn't much outdoor climbing in the state i live in but whenever i see others do it it makes me want to take a trip to a place that does so i can try it. great music and great vlog! :)
Jenn, I love your videos so much! Your videos are so relaxing and enjoyable and I love watching your progress! You've inspired me to get back into climbing, so thank you :)
Im so jealous you live so close to a huge natural park with so much great climbing opportunity. Cheers to you from the flattest country on earth, the netherlands...
OHH i'm jealous that you live in the netherlands though!! i've been only once but my family is from a part of germany that's super close to the border, so they speak with a little ~dutch~ flair. and hey, flat just means that biking around is way easier, right? :~)
hey, for how long have you been climbing and how often do you go to a boulder gym per week? keep it up :) i've just come home from my first outdoor climbing vacation in sweden and it was awesome :) hope to see you send your projects.
Cool. No pun intended. Start at 6 am? If you get to another Stoney vlog, try Hog Tied that is the next boulder over just in front of the tree. That’s where I ripped the sidepull off and took massive fall. Sorry to make it more difficult, but give it a whirl. Trying to make it out that way soo to try again now that I moved back home to So Cal. 🤘
lol would not recommend, I think the reason why they call it Hog Tied is that it lures you to the top with good holds then traps you with a questionable committing top, but if you want to test your courage...
Awesome video as usual :) your are SO brave to climb a boulder that high. Kudos girl, you rock! I never had to spot anyone yet but I had a climbing therapy workshop last weekend and the trainer told us to never spot with totally straight arms but to keep them slightly bend. Otherwise the same thing will happen as if you fall with your arms spread out. Might get injured pretty badly because the impact is too high. Love from Germany, Jen
that's super good advice! i've always wanted to take a climbing workshop like that! :-) and i wasn't feeling so brave on the boulder! hahaha but i'm getting there hopefully :~) love from LA!
Hey Jenn, I've actually been climbing for some years now, but never outdoors! What would you say are some of the main differences? Is it a different vibe with the people? Which do you prefer(in/outside)?
oooh i actually made an entire video about the differences between indoor and outdoor climbing! they're so different. i get way more frustrated outdoors, but i love being in nature and hanging out with friends outside :-) but i've climbed indoors way more and feel a lot more comfortable climbing inside.
I hope to get enough strength and skill indoors over the next month so I can go try some starting boulder outside. The few times I have tried I have failed but it was still fun.
ahh yay! do it! i feel like i always have this mentality of training super hard indoors, and then go outside and completely fail :~D but the more you climb outside, the better you'll be at those outdoor-style climbs! good luck!
Spotting tip: Look at the upper back/hips depending on position when spotting, its the easiest to notice when someone falls/what direction. Also I'd cup one hand downward, cupping upwards like you do, its easier for the palms to slide off. Also keep your hands a bit more bent, so its easier to adjust to the movement if someone falls. We call that straight hand spotting "blessing a climb" because its almost as useless as praying :D
HAHA my friend actually runs an instagram where they photoshop the climbers out of the picture so that the spotters look like they're worshipping the rock :D what a good tip!! i had heard that you're supposed to cup your hands (spoons, not forks?) but hadn't considered cupping one of my hands downward. thanks so much for the tip!
@@JenniferLangen Spoon is better for grabbing and also safer for you. A friend spotted with "forked" fingers, and he actually dislocated a finger when the climber fell on it. I'm a nurse so I promptly popped it back in place :p
AHHHH SOOOON i'm hoping! my vacation days are sparse but i'm traveling a bunch next year, and colorado is def on my list :~) i'll make an announcement early next year and hopefully climb with a bunch of y'all on my travels!
HELLO here's a playlist that I'll be updating that contains all the music I use in my videos!! I'll try to keep it updated as best I can and leave the link in the description of my videos :-) Enjoy ! open.spotify.com/user/126067665/playlist/7jOplZgPFHexMr8JzJgaXT?si=Mts4HjUOQziSb2G8bda1tg
I really love the music you use in your videos! You should make a spotify playlist and share it to everybody!
Kainalu is the artist. twas omitted from the vid desc.
@@bobosynth6327 SHOOT i usually always include the artists GAHHHH! i knew i was forgetting something when writing the description! it should be edited now with both the songs and the artist :-) good catch!!
thanks for askin! here's the playlist that contains all the music from my videos: open.spotify.com/user/126067665/playlist/7jOplZgPFHexMr8JzJgaXT?si=Mts4HjUOQziSb2G8bda1tg :~)
I quite enjoyed the camerawork here. At that temperature, I'm surprised you guys had enough energy for all of those attempts.
I love how much you hyped up your friend Sarah in the edits that was so cute and awesome
We love a brave Jenn conquering her projects and trying new climbs 👏
Seem like the spotting was pretty good here... first, spotter got close enough; second, spotter is paying attention and made adjustments/moving, with slightly bent knees (ready to absorb shock). IMHO, the main objective in spotting is to make sure the climber's critical body parts ( especially the head and/or main torso) doesn't hit the ground. You may not always be able to project legs, feet, hands and other extremities, but preventing head trauma is likely crucial. Great job!
I didn’t really look at the spotting, but(!) always make sure you’re fingers and thumbs are together (so no space between them) bc when someone falls you may break your fingers and that ain’t good for bouldering ahaha
Awesome!!!!! Thanks Jenn for showing the down climb and how to get down safely! 👍
of course :~) a much-overlooked but necessary part of climbing outside!
It's so funny bc everyone thinks that you're not high up but when you look down well thats true fear
Actually if I can recognize that boulder correctly, it's actually very high. If it is the boulder I am thinking about there is actually an anchor on top for top rope.
editing this vlog i just thought... wow! i was fearing for my life and it doesn't even look like i'm that high up at all... i'll just tell everyone it's the camera angle :-D
Another chill climb vlog, love em.
thanks so much! i'll keep em coming :-D
Dude this looks like sooo much fun....awesome video and great job✌🏽
Love the idea behind this series, really well put together!
So glad I found this channel. Just really getting into climbing and I’m really enjoying the vids!
You should go to Tram if you haven't already been. It's pretty much the only bearable spot to go bouldering during the summer here in SoCal. Still warm, but definitely cooler than Stoney at the moment. Lot more scenic than Stoney as well.
i've never been to tram!! i've heard that's the go-to spot since everywhere else is burnin up at the moment. i'm definitely gonna check it out before the summer's over!
there isn't much outdoor climbing in the state i live in but whenever i see others do it it makes me want to take a trip to a place that does so i can try it. great music and great vlog! :)
thanks so much!! and yeah, what a great excuse to take a road trip and travel around :~D
Great video. You definitely deserve more subs. Thank you for sharing all aspects of a beginner climber; the good, the bad, and the ugly.
Jenn, I love your videos so much! Your videos are so relaxing and enjoyable and I love watching your progress! You've inspired me to get back into climbing, so thank you :)
YAY so glad you got back into climbing! thanks so much for the support :~)
Keep making outdoor vlogs! It's awesome to see you climbing at stoney!:):)
Great vlogs. Please continue. Each time, I’m eager to see the next one as I am for EKB’s ones.
woooooah to be compared to EKB is no small feat, that man is a legend!! thank you so much for the support!
Im so jealous you live so close to a huge natural park with so much great climbing opportunity. Cheers to you from the flattest country on earth, the netherlands...
OHH i'm jealous that you live in the netherlands though!! i've been only once but my family is from a part of germany that's super close to the border, so they speak with a little ~dutch~ flair. and hey, flat just means that biking around is way easier, right? :~)
Cool vlog! I really liked your music choice for this video. 😁
Nice job sending that first climb. Looked like a fun one
that slabby slabby top out goodness! thanks so much!
hey, for how long have you been climbing and how often do you go to a boulder gym per week? keep it up :) i've just come home from my first outdoor climbing vacation in sweden and it was awesome :) hope to see you send your projects.
The long awaited sequel!!
was just about to sleep but this is the perfect way to end my day !!!!
hope u slept well!!!!
Cool. No pun intended. Start at 6 am? If you get to another Stoney vlog, try Hog Tied that is the next boulder over just in front of the tree. That’s where I ripped the sidepull off and took massive fall. Sorry to make it more difficult, but give it a whirl. Trying to make it out that way soo to try again now that I moved back home to So Cal. 🤘
oooh is that a traverse? super down! next time i head out at 6AM i'll take a look :-)
Nope. Straight up & sketchy. 😲😜 Just wanted to see your take on it? I do plan to try it, but will be tied-in until I build technique.
lol would not recommend, I think the reason why they call it Hog Tied is that it lures you to the top with good holds then traps you with a questionable committing top, but if you want to test your courage...
Awesome video as usual :) your are SO brave to climb a boulder that high. Kudos girl, you rock!
I never had to spot anyone yet but I had a climbing therapy workshop last weekend and the trainer told us to never spot with totally straight arms but to keep them slightly bend. Otherwise the same thing will happen as if you fall with your arms spread out. Might get injured pretty badly because the impact is too high.
Love from Germany, Jen
that's super good advice! i've always wanted to take a climbing workshop like that! :-) and i wasn't feeling so brave on the boulder! hahaha but i'm getting there hopefully :~) love from LA!
Hey Jenn, I've actually been climbing for some years now, but never outdoors! What would you say are some of the main differences? Is it a different vibe with the people? Which do you prefer(in/outside)?
oooh i actually made an entire video about the differences between indoor and outdoor climbing! they're so different. i get way more frustrated outdoors, but i love being in nature and hanging out with friends outside :-) but i've climbed indoors way more and feel a lot more comfortable climbing inside.
do u edit ur own videos?
How do you edit with the handwriting? Looks awesome
Jennifer Jones thanks so much! i use an ipad :-)
I hope to get enough strength and skill indoors over the next month so I can go try some starting boulder outside. The few times I have tried I have failed but it was still fun.
ahh yay! do it! i feel like i always have this mentality of training super hard indoors, and then go outside and completely fail :~D but the more you climb outside, the better you'll be at those outdoor-style climbs! good luck!
Your videos give me life
Where do you find all this chill music for your videos
i usually go to youtube channels like TheLazyLazyMe or Compact Cassette/David Dean Burkhead!
Spotting tip: Look at the upper back/hips depending on position when spotting, its the easiest to notice when someone falls/what direction. Also I'd cup one hand downward, cupping upwards like you do, its easier for the palms to slide off. Also keep your hands a bit more bent, so its easier to adjust to the movement if someone falls. We call that straight hand spotting "blessing a climb" because its almost as useless as praying :D
HAHA my friend actually runs an instagram where they photoshop the climbers out of the picture so that the spotters look like they're worshipping the rock :D what a good tip!! i had heard that you're supposed to cup your hands (spoons, not forks?) but hadn't considered cupping one of my hands downward. thanks so much for the tip!
@@JenniferLangen Spoon is better for grabbing and also safer for you. A friend spotted with "forked" fingers, and he actually dislocated a finger when the climber fell on it. I'm a nurse so I promptly popped it back in place :p
@@kittypewpew Everything I hear about nurses just reinforces how hardcore they really are. He's lucky you were around!
Thank you for showing the downclimb!! Always appreciate your videos
Send it!!!!!! 👌
Fistbump.
💪 + cute smile keep it up Jenn
Great vid but the music is freakin awesome,thanks for listing
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I think you should have just stuck to your beta of right hand first and then left hand bump maybe?
oh damn jenn 8 am??? big respect. who drove lol?! anyway dope vid, as usual.
You need to come climb out here in Colorado! So much fun outdoor bouldering! Hmu
AHHHH SOOOON i'm hoping! my vacation days are sparse but i'm traveling a bunch next year, and colorado is def on my list :~) i'll make an announcement early next year and hopefully climb with a bunch of y'all on my travels!
@@JenniferLangen we're you climbing now?
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how does one climb outside for the first time twice? lol jk nice video
I love you.