The amount of effort that goes into picking a topic, picking out the problems that really highlight the topic and then attempting and filming all of it! This feels like a paid lesson rather than a free UA-cam video. Also, love the chill vibes of your videos. So calming!
Thank you! It’s really so nice that you picked up on the effort that goes into trying to upload an episode weekly that adds value to other people’s climbing journey! I’m so glad you like them 🤩
I know right! I'm 5'2 and I feel like anyone that is 5'5 and above is not allowed to complain about being too short. 😂Routes are often simply not set with 5'3 and under in mind, so sometimes you do literally come short. (atleast in The Netherlands thats the case, but everyone else here is a giant). I spoke to one of the route setters (who is a giant btw) and he said that the climbs are kinda set for people that are 5'5 and up 😅
5’1” and I agree 😂 I’m sure it’s short compared for people who are tall, but I think 5’5” is pretty “average” for women. I regularly climb with my husband who is 6’ and he will watch me do some ridiculous moves to get to the next hold and then he comes in with his “tall boy beta” 🙄😂
Hannah you have made some of theee very best educational content for climbers through your collaborations!! Thank you for your effort and focus on educating! MOOOOAR!
5ft/153cm climber here so very helpful video! I've been climbing for about 1-2 years and found I reached a plateau around V5-V6 that I'm slowly overcoming. Climbing in a gym with route setters that are all 6'3" can be frustrating so I'll be sure to implement some of these tips in my next session
Awesome tips that aren't just for shorter climbers. Learning all these techniques to make climbing easier like Alwx was saying about saving 5% here and there. So many great points. Thanks Alex and Hannah for taking the time to share the knowledge and wisdom.
Thanks so much Chris, glad you found the video informative. Absolutely, these tips would be useful for all heights. A little extra reach is always helpful. :)
@@hannahmorrisbouldering definitely agree on the reach. Working on a project after work that the hips suggestion will come in handy, and will help with stability too.
10:20 you kind of forget he’s a pro until he’s just in the middle of a sentence, flies through the air for a second and lands on a hold most climbers would fall off even statically, and then carries on with the sentence like he’s not spiderman
Friendly reminder , Spider-Man is a shit climber , he’s only good cause he has the supernatural ability to stick to anything with any part of his body. And he’s only good at parkour movements because has literal super strength and super agility
It’s really helpful for me! I never knew why I kept falling down when I had tried to keep my body close to the wall and jumped. Now I realize! Thanks for your video!
I'm also 5' 7" (also on a good day!) - I can remember, back in 2017, thinking (in a german climbing hall) that a particular route was "Zwergentot" ("dead for dwarves" ... like me ;)!). Shortly thereafter I witnessed a (presumably approximately) 10 year old just zip up that same route. That was the beginning of me not making ANY excuses for not managing a route; a mid-point was a recent comment from a local trainer who 'passed on' a hint from an olympic boulderer: if you have to resort to dynamic (as in full dyno) moves, you just haven't developed your strength (core or otherwise) enough. His tips regarding static climbing opened my eyes, much the same as these videos from Hannah and supporting 'crew' are doing. Keep up the excellent work!
Hannah, this content is GOLD. As an adult climber that’s 4’11”, I greatly appreciate these tips! I’d be interested in learning some tips on what to do when you have wide moves and your ape index isn’t quite long to reach holds (particularly compression moves that require tension, and therefore require you to hold both holds at once). Not sure if there’s really anything you can do if you can’t reach both the holds at the same time for moves like that, but I’m sure someone would have some advice. Thanks for sharing!
That pink 😱 It's interesting to see a TCH one as easier for comparison, I'm on greens and just completed my first three oranges so watching you both in awe 😅
Really enjoyed this video, I'm 5ft1 and still very much a beginner but I still related to so many of the small climber struggles you guys mentioned. Can't wait to try some of these techniques next time I'm on the wall!
Being new to bouldering and mature age I am drawn to these videos as they explain fundamental techniques so well. A great resource created. Thanks Hannah.
I don’t comment often (at all?) but had to for this one. I just love Alex’s approach. So focused on helping Hannah and the demonstrations were absolutely spot on for illuminating the principles. I feel like I learned so much!!
@@hannahmorrisbouldering I’m off to the gym right now! ;) Will be climbing with one of the GB youth squad on Wednesday too, I’m sure she can can give me some reinforcement on these techniques!
Thank you, Alex and Hannah, very much for your really well demonstrated tips. Trying to use them right in my next session. Ready for part 2 of you are ;)
Today I climbed, I always tried to climb properly, and to put often as I could the "inside flag". I was on a boulder and I did the inside flag, I was like "Oh my gog it's so cool, revolutionary, efficient and fu*king beautiful !" . Thanks to you (and coach Bee) to learned me that. Love from France ♥ This video was really a reminder to me too !
I have definitely used a lot of the dynamic tips and body placement tutorials you've done to significantly improve my climbing, and it's so nice to also see this technique that I've kind of pulled out of your other videos being discussed here. It felt like a hack to compensate for some missing strength and now feels so valid as technique :)
When Alex topped that random pink dyno problem 10 minutes in, just how effortless and casual everything was, it's just crazy how good good climbers are :D
@@hannahmorrisbouldering It's just mindblowing stuff, yes :D I have some local crushers who've blown my mind for years, but seeing this stuff on youtube the level at which actual world class athletes are at climbing, it's just beyond words lol. Btw I think it actually works on all the levels though. So while you might think of yourself as this veru average amateur climber, you are blowing peoples minds also :D
Although I seldom have problems with reach (197 cm and an armspan around 203 cm) I too found these tips helpful, because it's just more efficient. And good to see Alex in one of your videos again, he explains stuff in such a digestable manner.
@@hannahmorrisbouldering I think having a next session would be helpful all by itself, I have been down with a cold and then I was out of town on family visit, so my last sesh was about 4 weeks ago, the longest time without bouldering since I started. But we'll see tomorrow what's left of my skin and muscles ;)
I really appreciate Alex's attitude at the beginning. height is often talked about in climbing and people always joke that "he climbs better only because he's tall", but that's such a negative attitude to find excuses for oneself. You can be a good short climber and use height to your advantage too!
Absolutely. I’ve definitely been guilty of leaning on the “if I were a little taller, I could get it” but I haven’t been properly appreciating all of the technical aspects of my climbing style that I’ve been able to develop being a little shorter.
Alex is such a great instructor, giving very clear demonstration and explaining it so clearly. many other videos that ive watched, they try to tell you to "do this" and "don't do that", but the problem is 1) i can handly spot the difference as a beginner, 2) they dont really go down to the nuance on HOW to actually do it. Really appreciate Alex for the great explanation and of-cos to Hannah and team for making this video available to us here. Thank you.
Thank you SO much. I’ve watched tons of videos showing drop knees, but this is the first video I’ve seen that explains when and why to use the drop knee!
Super instructive, Alex did a great job demonstrating these climbing hacks on the wall. I think they are no less useful for me as a tall guy (relative to the vastness of the universe, I am tiny, too!).
That must have been a great training session. As a taller climberwith stiff hips I am going to try those drop knees, see if I can get them to work for me.
It was definitely a tough session, but I learned so much from Alex! I find I use drop knees so often because I’ve drilled them in so much, hope you enjoy training them ☺️☺️
Hanna, thanks a lot for this video!!! This is such a helpful and educative video. I’m 5 feet 4 myself, and dragging my 9yo son (who hopefully will be taller than me in a couple of years) to the Boulder with me there times a week, all these tips and techniques are wonderful and will be put to use in our next bouldering session. I think we should pay attention to what kiddos do naturally when climbing, my son “discovered” dynos on his own (kind of frustrated because most routes had a step that was too large for him) once I noticed what he was doing, I’ve been sharing videos with him and encouraging him to use momentum to his advantage ❤️
As a taller climber, I love the idea of these techniques even though I can reach a lot of the holds! Looking forward to applying these in my next session and seeing what kind of difference they make!
Hannah this video is amazing and so helpful! I'm five foot nothing so reach has definitely felt like a big challenge for me, but I've got stuff to try in my next session to work on it now! So thank you!!! 🥰
This was SUUUPER helpful! I'm a relatively new climber whose on the shorter side and this really gave me some new found motivation. Keep up the great work!
thank you Hannah - this was awesome! you should probably reupload the video with the title "how to climb for shorties". will show this to my son, who has struggled with his height the last season!
I like doing exaggerated hip movement drills during warm-ups, gets both the brain and the joints going. Really liked seeing the tips applied to a project level boulder.
i've got another one! ^^ Smearing the wall! there's lots of ways you can put weight into your feet without the need for footholds and, once you keep it in mind, it will defenitely make you able to see a wider range possibilities to solve every move. That's a drill everyone should learn of course, but as shorter climbers have it more difficult at the reaching department, they'll get the most out of it
As always, this was a great, informative video! I've seen a bunch of "who is better, tall or short climbers" videos and I've always wanted to see one where the routes were custom set, with holds spaced to be the same relative distance for each climber. Videos like this make me think it'd be suuuuuper interesting to see how people approach the same climb when they're used to climbing in a certain style to account for their height.
Really loved this video, didn't realize I'm the same height as Hannah! I liked to think I was decent with high feet, but this definitely showed me otherwise.
Glad you enjoyed it! High feet and flexible hips seems to be the dream combo for shorter climbers. Definitely need to keep on top of my flexibility gains more!!😎
Every time I see the title on the thumbnail I read "Preach, father" and I think that fits just as well. Haha. Great tips and excellent content as usual!
Tech service comment: @9:00 the audio panning is flipped in comparison to what you see: alex' voice is right but he appears left in the video :) or is it just me? 🙂
Height is sometimes a blessing and sometimes a curse. There are so many crumpled up starts at my gym I have no I idea how to fit into, but then I can skip some moves.
I hope you enjoy this session on maximising your reach! 😅
I'm 1m93 tall and have a 1m95 span, so I feel it may be unfair if I watch this video 🤣
@@driesvanoosten4417 a little extra never hurt🤓
@@driesvanoosten4417 1.93 with 200 span here, it is always morally correct to abuse our reach since we are heavy 👍
The amount of effort that goes into picking a topic, picking out the problems that really highlight the topic and then attempting and filming all of it! This feels like a paid lesson rather than a free UA-cam video. Also, love the chill vibes of your videos. So calming!
Thank you! It’s really so nice that you picked up on the effort that goes into trying to upload an episode weekly that adds value to other people’s climbing journey! I’m so glad you like them 🤩
As a 5ft exactly climber, it felt pretty brutal to hear you describe yourselves as short at 5'5 haha. I will be trying these tips!
I know right! I'm 5'2 and I feel like anyone that is 5'5 and above is not allowed to complain about being too short. 😂Routes are often simply not set with 5'3 and under in mind, so sometimes you do literally come short. (atleast in The Netherlands thats the case, but everyone else here is a giant). I spoke to one of the route setters (who is a giant btw) and he said that the climbs are kinda set for people that are 5'5 and up 😅
right! I'm 4"11 - I wish I was 5"5 my GOD
5’1” and I agree 😂 I’m sure it’s short compared for people who are tall, but I think 5’5” is pretty “average” for women.
I regularly climb with my husband who is 6’ and he will watch me do some ridiculous moves to get to the next hold and then he comes in with his “tall boy beta” 🙄😂
Hannah you have made some of theee very best educational content for climbers through your collaborations!! Thank you for your effort and focus on educating!
MOOOOAR!
Thank you very much! I really appreciate that :) Definitely more coming
DIdn't realize Alex Waterhouse had a twin with the same name who is not wearing funky shorts
I WAS ALSO SHOOK
5ft/153cm climber here so very helpful video! I've been climbing for about 1-2 years and found I reached a plateau around V5-V6 that I'm slowly overcoming. Climbing in a gym with route setters that are all 6'3" can be frustrating so I'll be sure to implement some of these tips in my next session
I hope you find them useful! :) V5-V6 in a couple of years is great progress! :)
Awesome tips that aren't just for shorter climbers. Learning all these techniques to make climbing easier like Alwx was saying about saving 5% here and there. So many great points. Thanks Alex and Hannah for taking the time to share the knowledge and wisdom.
Thanks so much Chris, glad you found the video informative. Absolutely, these tips would be useful for all heights. A little extra reach is always helpful. :)
@@hannahmorrisbouldering definitely agree on the reach. Working on a project after work that the hips suggestion will come in handy, and will help with stability too.
The best instructional climbing video i've ever seen. Clear concise and complete. Well done Alex.
Agreed. Alex makes a great coach :)
10:20 you kind of forget he’s a pro until he’s just in the middle of a sentence, flies through the air for a second and lands on a hold most climbers would fall off even statically, and then carries on with the sentence like he’s not spiderman
Casual
Friendly reminder , Spider-Man is a shit climber , he’s only good cause he has the supernatural ability to stick to anything with any part of his body. And he’s only good at parkour movements because has literal super strength and super agility
@@santi_super_stunts2573 kinda seems like that would make a guy pretty good at climbing ngl
It’s really helpful for me! I never knew why I kept falling down when I had tried to keep my body close to the wall and jumped. Now I realize! Thanks for your video!
Same!!🤩 I'm going to try this on one tricky project that just keeps throwing me off!
Alex is such a good teacher! Loved the videos with him.
Glad to hear it 🤩
I'm also 5' 7" (also on a good day!) - I can remember, back in 2017, thinking (in a german climbing hall) that a particular route was "Zwergentot" ("dead for dwarves" ... like me ;)!). Shortly thereafter I witnessed a (presumably approximately) 10 year old just zip up that same route. That was the beginning of me not making ANY excuses for not managing a route; a mid-point was a recent comment from a local trainer who 'passed on' a hint from an olympic boulderer: if you have to resort to dynamic (as in full dyno) moves, you just haven't developed your strength (core or otherwise) enough. His tips regarding static climbing opened my eyes, much the same as these videos from Hannah and supporting 'crew' are doing. Keep up the excellent work!
Thanks for yet another great educational climbing vid. Paid special attention in today's session to apply these techniques.
That breakdown Alex gave in the beginning was so on point, very insightful and astute. He's a sharp lad :)
Hannah, this content is GOLD. As an adult climber that’s 4’11”, I greatly appreciate these tips!
I’d be interested in learning some tips on what to do when you have wide moves and your ape index isn’t quite long to reach holds (particularly compression moves that require tension, and therefore require you to hold both holds at once). Not sure if there’s really anything you can do if you can’t reach both the holds at the same time for moves like that, but I’m sure someone would have some advice. Thanks for sharing!
That pink 😱
It's interesting to see a TCH one as easier for comparison, I'm on greens and just completed my first three oranges so watching you both in awe 😅
Congrats on your first three oranges, that’s mega! I find the setting at TCH is great for when you’re just starting out, especially!
Wow this is helpful. I haven’t seen this explanation re: pulling your hips out first. I’m going to try this!
Hope you find it useful! Definitely made such a difference on the blue boulder :)
Really enjoyed this video, I'm 5ft1 and still very much a beginner but I still related to so many of the small climber struggles you guys mentioned. Can't wait to try some of these techniques next time I'm on the wall!
Hope they come in handy! Thanks so much for watching 😊🥰
Being new to bouldering and mature age I am drawn to these videos as they explain fundamental techniques so well. A great resource created. Thanks Hannah.
I don’t comment often (at all?) but had to for this one. I just love Alex’s approach. So focused on helping Hannah and the demonstrations were absolutely spot on for illuminating the principles. I feel like I learned so much!!
Thanks so much for commenting! Great to hear you found the video informative and hopefully you find the tips useful for your next session. 😀
@@hannahmorrisbouldering I’m off to the gym right now! ;) Will be climbing with one of the GB youth squad on Wednesday too, I’m sure she can can give me some reinforcement on these techniques!
@@jimmahgee ooh exciting! Have a great session ☺️
@@hannahmorrisbouldering Thanks Hannah! Have a great evening 🙌🏻
Thank you, Alex and Hannah, very much for your really well demonstrated tips. Trying to use them right in my next session. Ready for part 2 of you are ;)
You’re welcome ! Hope you find them useful in your next session. I’ve been finding high feet at every opportunity haha 🥳
I love the drop knee. It creates tension in a different way and makes it feel more secure to reach for and grab the next hold!
Today I climbed, I always tried to climb properly, and to put often as I could the "inside flag". I was on a boulder and I did the inside flag, I was like "Oh my gog it's so cool, revolutionary, efficient and fu*king beautiful !" . Thanks to you (and coach Bee) to learned me that. Love from France ♥ This video was really a reminder to me too !
I have definitely used a lot of the dynamic tips and body placement tutorials you've done to significantly improve my climbing, and it's so nice to also see this technique that I've kind of pulled out of your other videos being discussed here. It felt like a hack to compensate for some missing strength and now feels so valid as technique :)
That’s great to hear that the tips in previous videos have helped your climbing! 💪
When Alex topped that random pink dyno problem 10 minutes in, just how effortless and casual everything was, it's just crazy how good good climbers are :D
Haha right?! So strong and skilled it’s unreal.
@@hannahmorrisbouldering It's just mindblowing stuff, yes :D
I have some local crushers who've blown my mind for years, but seeing this stuff on youtube the level at which actual world class athletes are at climbing, it's just beyond words lol.
Btw I think it actually works on all the levels though. So while you might think of yourself as this veru average amateur climber, you are blowing peoples minds also :D
That was a really interesting watch thanks, lots of things that make sense when you break it down
Really glad that you enjoyed it! Hopefully the tips are useful - definitely had a few ‘aha’ 💡moments ! ☺️
Although I seldom have problems with reach (197 cm and an armspan around 203 cm) I too found these tips helpful, because it's just more efficient. And good to see Alex in one of your videos again, he explains stuff in such a digestable manner.
Thanks David. Glad you liked Alex’s tips and hopefully you find them useful in your next session. 🤩
@@hannahmorrisbouldering I think having a next session would be helpful all by itself, I have been down with a cold and then I was out of town on family visit, so my last sesh was about 4 weeks ago, the longest time without bouldering since I started. But we'll see tomorrow what's left of my skin and muscles ;)
I really appreciate Alex's attitude at the beginning. height is often talked about in climbing and people always joke that "he climbs better only because he's tall", but that's such a negative attitude to find excuses for oneself. You can be a good short climber and use height to your advantage too!
Absolutely. I’ve definitely been guilty of leaning on the “if I were a little taller, I could get it” but I haven’t been properly appreciating all of the technical aspects of my climbing style that I’ve been able to develop being a little shorter.
Always great and very educational. So we'll explained and demonstrated. Thanks Hannah & Alex
Thank you! Hope the tips come in handy. 😊
Alex is such a great instructor, giving very clear demonstration and explaining it so clearly. many other videos that ive watched, they try to tell you to "do this" and "don't do that", but the problem is 1) i can handly spot the difference as a beginner, 2) they dont really go down to the nuance on HOW to actually do it.
Really appreciate Alex for the great explanation and of-cos to Hannah and team for making this video available to us here. Thank you.
Happy to help!
What a great technique video, thanks to you all.
You’re very welcome!
Thank you SO much. I’ve watched tons of videos showing drop knees, but this is the first video I’ve seen that explains when and why to use the drop knee!
Glad it was helpful!
I’m 6 ft 2 in and I love watching videos about short climber techniques. Lots of times I can use them to completely skip holds and make climb’s easier
Super instructive, Alex did a great job demonstrating these climbing hacks on the wall. I think they are no less useful for me as a tall guy (relative to the vastness of the universe, I am tiny, too!).
That must have been a great training session. As a taller climberwith stiff hips I am going to try those drop knees, see if I can get them to work for me.
It was definitely a tough session, but I learned so much from Alex! I find I use drop knees so often because I’ve drilled them in so much, hope you enjoy training them ☺️☺️
Hanna, thanks a lot for this video!!!
This is such a helpful and educative video.
I’m 5 feet 4 myself, and dragging my 9yo son (who hopefully will be taller than me in a couple of years) to the Boulder with me there times a week, all these tips and techniques are wonderful and will be put to use in our next bouldering session.
I think we should pay attention to what kiddos do naturally when climbing, my son “discovered” dynos on his own (kind of frustrated because most routes had a step that was too large for him) once I noticed what he was doing, I’ve been sharing videos with him and encouraging him to use momentum to his advantage ❤️
As a taller climber, I love the idea of these techniques even though I can reach a lot of the holds! Looking forward to applying these in my next session and seeing what kind of difference they make!
First video I've seen with Alex, he's great! As a beginner I've tried a lot of this stuff but in sub-optimal ways. Super helpful! Thanks!
He’s ace! We have a few videos on the channel featuring him and they’ve all been well received! ☺️
So helpful. Thank you for this content. Even as a tall climber, this will help me look at things differently.
Glad you found it handy! Hopefully the tips help you out on some projects 🥳
Just ordered one of your tees! Can't wait to climb in it :DD
Yay that’s exciting! Hope you love it 😍
Hannah this video is amazing and so helpful! I'm five foot nothing so reach has definitely felt like a big challenge for me, but I've got stuff to try in my next session to work on it now! So thank you!!! 🥰
Hole you really enjoy applying the tips to your next video! 🤩
Awesome video. Averaged height climber here, but still learned a ton on hip and foot placement.
This was SUUUPER helpful! I'm a relatively new climber whose on the shorter side and this really gave me some new found motivation. Keep up the great work!
Happy to help with the motivation! 💪
thank you Hannah - this was awesome! you should probably reupload the video with the title "how to climb for shorties". will show this to my son, who has struggled with his height the last season!
Great video Hannah! seen you in Depot on Sunday and this has sure payed of for you haha that comp wall was a breeze 😂
It's tricky at the moment that comp wall huh!? Hope you had a good session on Sunday :)
@@hannahmorrisbouldering yes it’s tough! I had a great session thank you didn’t want to disturb your session next time I’ll say hi 👋
@@callumlakin Definitely do! Would have been cool to chat to you. :)
thanks a lot dear Hannah, great input from both of you!
As a taller climber, I can see a lot of places where these same techniques can apply. Thanks!
Definitely! More reach and options for high feet / being mindful of using momentum is always handy. 😅
Cannot wait to go try the "hip thrusting" technique - absolutely solves a problem of mine!
I like doing exaggerated hip movement drills during warm-ups, gets both the brain and the joints going. Really liked seeing the tips applied to a project level boulder.
Your videos are so relatable. Thank you. 😊
Really glad to hear it. Thanks for your comment 😎
i've got another one! ^^
Smearing the wall! there's lots of ways you can put weight into your feet without the need for footholds and, once you keep it in mind, it will defenitely make you able to see a wider range possibilities to solve every move. That's a drill everyone should learn of course, but as shorter climbers have it more difficult at the reaching department, they'll get the most out of it
that's great educational content ! thank you so much for this video! i'll try to include all these amazing thechniques in my next climb for sure
Glad you found it useful and hope it helps next session 🤩
As always, this was a great, informative video! I've seen a bunch of "who is better, tall or short climbers" videos and I've always wanted to see one where the routes were custom set, with holds spaced to be the same relative distance for each climber. Videos like this make me think it'd be suuuuuper interesting to see how people approach the same climb when they're used to climbing in a certain style to account for their height.
That’s SUCH a cool idea. I wonder if it would be possible to set up that concept in an indoor gym with a setter! 🤔
I'm 4'11 and working into the 5.11s where the moves are big and reachy. Thanks for these videos! They are helpful!
Glad it was helpful 🤗🤗
Alex is excellent at explaining the techniques! 👌🙏
Really loved this video, didn't realize I'm the same height as Hannah! I liked to think I was decent with high feet, but this definitely showed me otherwise.
Glad you enjoyed it! High feet and flexible hips seems to be the dream combo for shorter climbers. Definitely need to keep on top of my flexibility gains more!!😎
Great video, as a new climber this is very helpful. Thanks for sharing!
Every time I see the title on the thumbnail I read "Preach, father" and I think that fits just as well. Haha. Great tips and excellent content as usual!
Haha that’s great! You’re right, basically the same 😅😅
I'm a beginner climber and these are such good tips for me to try and use! I'm 5'4 with shorter than average arms so this is so useful
Great to hear! 🤩🤩
Great video, these are such useful tips! Regards from a short climber
Thank you both for this helpful video! Id love to see more of these! :)
Glad you enjoyed it 😊
Really awesome video! Very helpful and will be taking these ideas into my next session!
Glad you liked the tips and found them helpful. Hope you enjoy applying them on the wall 💪
My kind of video. Thank you!
Glad to hear it 😊
Love your videos! Thank you for all of the hard work put into the fantastic content!
Thanks very much Michael - really good to hear you like the videos and I appreciate the comment :)
What a great video! Super useful - thank you!
Glad you found it handy :)
LOVE LOVE LOVE HMB!!!!!! I've said this before and I'll say it again. HMB is the best climbing channel on YT. PERIODT.
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Great tips!
Love the vid Hannah, I just started climbing and also climb at the climbing hangar, Do you know what grade is associated with which colour?
I was informed that the reds start at roughly V4-V5 and each colour is a jump to or from the next grade bracket, if that makes sense. :)
@@hannahmorrisbouldering it does thank you!!!
As a 5'2" shorty, thanks so much!
This is so helpful, thank you !
Love this episode! So applicable to me 😂
Thank you very much for your videos, they help me improve my technique and motivate me in training 🤪💪😘😘
Yay, that’s great to hear ! Glad you done them useful! 😅
headphone user here please combine the mics so i don't hear you in my left ear only and him in my right ear only. Love your content
Love this! Thanks! Kind regards, Daniel
Glad you enjoyed it 😊
Practiced some of this on a ladder-y auto belay. Already feeling like I’ve learned something
Great to hear!
Tech service comment: @9:00 the audio panning is flipped in comparison to what you see: alex' voice is right but he appears left in the video :) or is it just me? 🙂
Ahhhhhh man, probably not just you and an editing miss from me. Hope it's not too distracting!
@@hannahmorrisbouldering nah, it was super enjoyable! I notice those things as an audio engi ;)
The whole video sounded very/way too much mono channel to me; I felt like one of my ears was dead :( Cool content though!
Such a good video!!! Also will your merch ever ship to canada?
Hannah always better! Amazing progression!! Ciaooo!!!
Height is sometimes a blessing and sometimes a curse. There are so many crumpled up starts at my gym I have no I idea how to fit into, but then I can skip some moves.
Nathan has the same problem - sit starts are an entirely different game for us :)
Fantastic video ❤
Thank you! 😅
Those tips are also useful if you're tall, usually skip holds but need to reach a bit extra to get at the good bit of the next hold 👁👄👁
Great video, but my knees started to hurt from watching how many times he jumped off the boulder.
closing in on 50k :O
Exciting! :D
I’m 5’4 and complained a lot but now I have a 5’0 friend that crushes everything.
I love it
we hitting 50k by the end of the week for sure
That would be amazing! 🥰
I'm tall, so if I utilize these techniques, I'm really going to infuriate my short friends lol
All the more reason 👀
I'm cursed because everytime I tell myself I'm too short to climb a route some 8 year old comes by and flashes it
Hahaha I relate so hard
Does anyone know what pants Alex is wearing?!
Well it's under 30 minutes 😆
Nicest people on bouldering youtube.
:D :D
Thank you for putting out consistently good content. The fact that you use ford. makes me even happier. Keep up the good work Hannah 🥰
Thanks, will do!
Please setup your mic in a way where we dont hear every seperation of your lips with this munching sound its driving me insane