I liked how despite feeling fear and uncertainty in unfamiliar height terrain, you stayed in control and remembered to stop, rest and break when needed to assist you physically in getting to the top instead of fear making you rush to the top. Great stuff, would love to try this one day!!
Terrific work pushing your limits and facing fear, Hannah. I have a horrible fear of heights and 2 weeks ago starting doing some autobelays and pushing my own limits, so I can totally understand many of the points you made about listening to your body and trying to consciously climb smart not hard. Let's Go! You got this!
Thanks so much Chris. Great to hear your pushing your comfort zone on the auto belay. I’ve found that small steps really has been the key for me to unlock some more confidence at height. Really glad you liked the video and keep crushing your limits ☺️☺️
I'm glad I kept getting reccomended your vids, you're probably the most relatable climber here on youtube and criminally underrated at 80k subs. This whole time I thought your channel was in the 100-500k sub range.
as someone who struggles with fear of heights and has started climbing partly to work on it or rather work with it, im sooo impressed with how you managed the blue route. It was like watching a thriller or something, i had funny legs and clammy hands haha ! kudos to you hannah!!
I've been watching ever since I started climbing about 4-5 months ago and this has been my favorite upload to date. I struggle with the fear of heights on normal boulders so this was beyond motivating!
That was brilliant Hannah, I think we could all sense your anxiety listening to your breathing as you went higher. 😌👏 When I was younger and had no responsibilities I soloed a few limestones slabs and some routes in the Peak, but nothing that steep or hard, so I know how hard it is to control your mind.
Yes Hannah, you're really getting good at those big power moves! The commitment levels have gone up tremendously. You honestly seemed in the zone and controlled on that blue one that second time, which I don't think I ever would have seen a year ago. You've definitely improved a lot lately!
This is so, so impressive! I just tried auto belay for the first time this weekend and trusting it to catch me at the top when it felt like there was too much slack took a lot of effort (and tears), so to see you absolutely crush this beast of a climb while having that fear is really encouraging. Was on the edge of my seat the whole time, even said a little "come on hannah!" as you got to the top part of that blue lol
trusting an auto-belay was something whole new to you. its completly normal to be sceptical about it which can lead to fear. imo its also something different then trusting a climbing partner. if you repeat the "falling of" part you will completly forget about that fear - but only for like a day. it gets of course better the more often you practice it. but even pros sometimes jump into ropes to get back into good mental shape ;)
Amazing work Hanna! Wanted to say that when dealing with higher falls you don't really want to practice too much. The idea is to fall on the back, however when you are in the angle change and you get more vertical, that really increases the probability of injuries (like ankles sprains and neck lashes), especially since it's on a mat and not on a pool, as psichoblocs usually are. There is more of a "fear management" training instead. It is about managing the fear, accepting its reactions more that trying to reduce its intensity. Improvement is quicker than for strength if things go right, however it's harder to start and it's relatively easy for things to be done wrong. Otherwise there would be no people afraid of falling!
Just wanted to say a massive thank you. A group of friends and I planned a trip to font last week and in the face of such terrible weather cancelled at the last minute. This video inspired a staycation climbing trip which included staying in Chester and heading over to the boardroom to see the Psicobloc for ourselves and we were not disappointed! The boardroom is an amazing gym and the blue route you finished on in this video was glorious! I still can’t feel my arms…
Thank you so much! I also struggle with top outs at regular height - so funny how we respond differently in different situations and can surprise ourselves sometimes!
An incredible film. Thanks so much for showing and sharing in depth thoughts on how you were feeling especially on the psicobloc. Your heel hooks are truly a thing of legend and definitely your special weapon, and your mindset is following suit. I love how you self-analyse as soon as you get down from a climb/boulder, a great skill in itself when most of us would just be gasping for breath and sweating cobblers! :)
I used to think I was scared of falling, now I realize I was just choosing not to risk it. A few months back I took a bad fall and got injured... I've recovered, but now every boulder feels like a psicobloc! I've just started really working on the fear, so this video came at just the right time. Thanks so much for sharing your journey with us!
I broke my ankle from a really small fall (1 meter ish tops), and the moment I got my confidence back on the wall was so empowering. I downclimb as much as possible now tho 😂
15:00 i could feel that breathing was from fear and not exertion haha - the higher up you got the higher up you knew you had to fall from - the more fear you felt haha 😂❤ i was feeling it FOR you!
It's my local, first and so far only climbing centre, so I was so glad to hear that too. Although you tend to hear it from people sat around nattering too!
Wow that’s a long way to fall. I would have been to scared to do it so to see you climb it well done! That would have taken some guts to do that! Great to see you facing your fear Hannah, we need more of this!! Thank you so much :) 💕
Your videos are probably the most educational climbing videos. There are a lot of good climbing channels, but I think I have learned the most from your sessions with coaches and just watching you talk through your projects and fears. Psicobloc looks like a fun and safe way to overcome a fear of heights and practice soloing. I hope to get to try it someday 😊 cheers!
Well done! Looked totally in control and did really well to control your fear. I know the feeling when you’re at the top of a boulder and you go for a hold that is worse than you expect. I think my heart would skip a beat in that scenario at that height. I’m impressed.
Loved this, I held my breath watching you do that final ascent. Nailed it 💪💪💪. Can I also just say, this seems like a more confident Hannah in the last couple of vids and I'm here for it. Whatever you're doing keep at it and keep making great vids. ❤️
Really good vlog, well done for overcoming a very scary climbing wall, my heart rate was increased just watching the points where you were moving from horizontal to vertical. I'm sure i'd have given up much lower on the wall through fear of falling.
It was so so nice to hear an experienced climber talk about how sometimes fear stops you on a climb. And how when you choose to come down thats fear not skill level. I am so afraid of heights but I've fallen in love with bouldering 😅 and it makes me feel much better that sometimes even people that do it all the time get scared and choose to come down. And that the next time you try the route you can get through. I'm gonna keep trying!
Returning from a big break climbing (again) and glad your channel is still here growing from strength to strength. Funnily Anna showed me a video and I went "ohh I've chatted to Hannah on her videos a few years back!)
This was the first place i ever went climbing and this boulder struck fear into my heart 🤣 somewhat comforted to know that it is indeed as advanced as it looks
I want to go check this out. But falling on your back seems even more sketchy. What if you fall on your legs and then just use the momentum to fall on your back? Its sort of how I fall on a normal boulder. But falling straight on your back seems even more dangerous or at the very least harder to do
@@vuksa11111Even though falling straight on your back is a bit harder, I think it’s to prevent getting whiplash especially when you’re higher up. Falling on your back is quite a bit easier when you’re higher since you have more time from when you fall to when you land on the mat but at a lower height I do kinda agree with you that landing on your back is more dangerous
@@Rosie-om8xg Ah that makes sense. I wouldn't know as I never fell straight to the ground from that high up (Thankfully 🤣). But I see your point, will definitely check it out, thank you!
This was such a good video from front to back, Hannah. Fantastic insights, fantastic climbing, really motivating and inspiring! The Psicobloc is so cool!
My local gym! it's ace really takes some time to get used to that psicobloc but very rewarding. I took a fall on purpose from the very top hold just to feel what its like and im still here to tell the tale!
I really appreciate you showing the fear and working though it. I know that's my personal barrier with hitting that next grade and appreciate seeing it can be done despite the fear
Absolutely! I feel like this day was a particularly good head day, but I struggle with fear in my climbing a lot and it’s a really great feeling showing yourself that you can do something you didn’t think you could. ☺️
20:30 This high heel hock was insane. Amazing effort! BTW... I've never seen climbing gym so empty. There is more people at my gym even if it's closed :D
I remember going on this a couple years ago- managed to campus a V4 all the way up to the last vertical section. The drop was big enough to scare me and make me hold on better XD
The habit in bouldering of leaving your chalk bag on the floor seems like a mistake here 😄 Strap it to your waist like a route climber. Every time you shook-out my mind was screaming ‘chalk up!!’
Only problem with that is the chalk clouds when you take the (sometimes inevitable) slam onto the mat. Love the Psicobloc but it's really pumpy, especially at the end of a session
During the ad read if you watch your climbing it looks like the leg flick is pulling your hips and center of mass away from the wall. If you can cut back or eliminate that extra movement it might make climbing less tiring. You won't have to counter-act the pull from the leg flick with your arms.
good stuff! actually got sweaty hands at the end just watching. I dont understand how youre starting to get relaxed before you completely finished the top-out. For me the final part, where you pull up your feet to the top of the boulder is always the worst part (even for smaller boulders), but you just start to relax before youre fully finished. anyways nice job, cant wait for the video with the 7a+ though ;)
Hoosier Heights in Indianapolis has something similar, but not quite as high. I want to say it's about 25 feet tall. The building was a gymnastics facility in the past, and they built the feature over the foam pit.
Iv just discovered your channel. I'm now a fan and a beginner (first try lastnight) so I really wanna give it up for the girl in the background at 19.01 👏👏
This was really fun and interesting! I would appreciate hearing some info about how to handle uncontrolled falls, not just on psicobloc, but also on regular boulders. Just go limp and splat? Or try to jump off when you feel the fall coming? All the falling videos seem to treat intentional falls ....
Thanks for translating the height in meters in the video's title... Couldn't really relate when it was in feet ! ^^' Keep going! Your work is really nice
Wow. What an amazing watch. That was a high drop. I’m discovering more amazing people on my climbing interests/journey. Today I found this. Hannah is an extremely talented climber and what’s more her personality is so wholesome. She seems super chilled and friendly,obviously skilled and is a joy to watch climb as upto now Iv been focused more on climbers such as Magnus Mitbo, Adam Ondra and Alex Honold. I think it would be awesome to see Hannah do a collaboration with Magnus Mitbo. I look forward to viewing your channel Hannah ✌🏽
Best gym ever, love this place the variety is 🫰 and that psicobloc is cool af. You crushed it its scary as he'll, I did the same route as your warm up on it but was getting so sweaty with the fear of taking an uncontrolled fall I didn't dare push it to the next grade up. Big up for conquering the fear and cruising through that blue, smooth af. Its genuinely alot more terrifying than you let on. Great content as always, keep killing it
Awesome! I've never seen such a thing as the Psicobloc! Looks amazing - I wish I could try it... I should really try to do a random trip to England someday soon-ish. Great effort with your climbs as well!
@@hannahmorrisbouldering yeah,... I really wanted to get some crack as well someday at CrackFest! Would be amazing to meet Pete & Tom in person one day
Haha I have to admit: my hands are sweaty just from watching. Sometimes I'm still afraid and can't make the last move on a boulder when I'm not 100% sure I can make it. So I really have to learn to battle gently against my fears.
Kind of cool that it also challenges us or makes it very difficult to practice crux moves in isolation as every time we would have to go through so much climbing to reach the crux move.
really interesting to see you progress and overcome the fear and analyse your mistakes and limitations to change and become better and braver the other attempt, impressive!
Oh boy, so much I would like to comment here, but I really don’t want to be mistaken for a hater. I love climbing and this looks really exciting. Just 2 months ago I burned a few gos on my v6 project which I only had to figure out how to match hands on final hold, when I took a break from that and decided to repeat a V4 on a overhang, I took an unexpected fall and broke my leg. Yes, face your fears and go for it. This was amazing and inspiring, but know and let viewers know that some falls are less lucky than others even for experience climbers. That wall is clearly dangerous. With that said, good work!
Completely appreciate your comment. I do think being clear and responsible when talking about danger and risk taking is important. With the Psicobloc, whilst it’s not possible to eliminate the risk of injury due to the height, the matting is designed to be fallen on from height. It’s a pole vaulting system originally, and thoroughly tested. I do know accidents can always happen, and would always advocate for doing a proper assessment of risk when engaging in any climbing activity that could be dangerous. I do believe that this wall is as safe as it can be, and the gym itself has undertaken all the steps to make it so. Glad you enjoyed following along and hope your leg is healing up nicely!
For the last four/five moves on the second blue I was actually shouting "come on, Hannah!" at the phone. That was just brilliant climbing. The Psicobloc (or should it be psychoblock?) looks absolutely terrifying. And I'm well impressed that you did the Square Space ad while you were climbing! 👍👍👍
That was some impressive climbing. So good to see you overcome your fear of heights and not freezing up.
Thanks so much! Really glad to find the brain off switch for the blue at the end 🥹
I liked how despite feeling fear and uncertainty in unfamiliar height terrain, you stayed in control and remembered to stop, rest and break when needed to assist you physically in getting to the top instead of fear making you rush to the top. Great stuff, would love to try this one day!!
Thank you! The want to get the climb done as quickly as possible was definitely there, but it was a really cool challenge in reigning back my mind ☺️
Terrific work pushing your limits and facing fear, Hannah. I have a horrible fear of heights and 2 weeks ago starting doing some autobelays and pushing my own limits, so I can totally understand many of the points you made about listening to your body and trying to consciously climb smart not hard. Let's Go! You got this!
Thanks so much Chris. Great to hear your pushing your comfort zone on the auto belay. I’ve found that small steps really has been the key for me to unlock some more confidence at height. Really glad you liked the video and keep crushing your limits ☺️☺️
The feeling between letting go or falling off when you don't expect it is a big difference 😁
I'm glad I kept getting reccomended your vids, you're probably the most relatable climber here on youtube and criminally underrated at 80k subs. This whole time I thought your channel was in the 100-500k sub range.
as someone who struggles with fear of heights and has started climbing partly to work on it or rather work with it, im sooo impressed with how you managed the blue route. It was like watching a thriller or something, i had funny legs and clammy hands haha ! kudos to you hannah!!
I've been watching ever since I started climbing about 4-5 months ago and this has been my favorite upload to date. I struggle with the fear of heights on normal boulders so this was beyond motivating!
Same dude!
That was brilliant Hannah, I think we could all sense your anxiety listening to your breathing as you went higher. 😌👏
When I was younger and had no responsibilities I soloed a few limestones slabs and some routes in the Peak, but nothing that steep or hard, so I know how hard it is to control your mind.
Yes Hannah, you're really getting good at those big power moves! The commitment levels have gone up tremendously. You honestly seemed in the zone and controlled on that blue one that second time, which I don't think I ever would have seen a year ago. You've definitely improved a lot lately!
This is so, so impressive! I just tried auto belay for the first time this weekend and trusting it to catch me at the top when it felt like there was too much slack took a lot of effort (and tears), so to see you absolutely crush this beast of a climb while having that fear is really encouraging. Was on the edge of my seat the whole time, even said a little "come on hannah!" as you got to the top part of that blue lol
you mix up a lot here.
trusting an auto-belay was something whole new to you. its completly normal to be sceptical about it which can lead to fear. imo its also something different then trusting a climbing partner.
if you repeat the "falling of" part you will completly forget about that fear - but only for like a day. it gets of course better the more often you practice it. but even pros sometimes jump into ropes to get back into good mental shape ;)
Amazing work Hanna! Wanted to say that when dealing with higher falls you don't really want to practice too much. The idea is to fall on the back, however when you are in the angle change and you get more vertical, that really increases the probability of injuries (like ankles sprains and neck lashes), especially since it's on a mat and not on a pool, as psichoblocs usually are. There is more of a "fear management" training instead. It is about managing the fear, accepting its reactions more that trying to reduce its intensity. Improvement is quicker than for strength if things go right, however it's harder to start and it's relatively easy for things to be done wrong. Otherwise there would be no people afraid of falling!
Just wanted to say a massive thank you. A group of friends and I planned a trip to font last week and in the face of such terrible weather cancelled at the last minute. This video inspired a staycation climbing trip which included staying in Chester and heading over to the boardroom to see the Psicobloc for ourselves and we were not disappointed! The boardroom is an amazing gym and the blue route you finished on in this video was glorious! I still can’t feel my arms…
Sooo soooo impressive, I feel the fear. I struggle to top-out on mediocre heights at a regular boulder. Well done! 👏
Thank you so much! I also struggle with top outs at regular height - so funny how we respond differently in different situations and can surprise ourselves sometimes!
So satisfying to watch the climbs with this hovering camera - immersive.
Felt like a cool Tomb Raider/Uncharted game
Glad you enjoyed it :)
An incredible film. Thanks so much for showing and sharing in depth thoughts on how you were feeling especially on the psicobloc. Your heel hooks are truly a thing of legend and definitely your special weapon, and your mindset is following suit. I love how you self-analyse as soon as you get down from a climb/boulder, a great skill in itself when most of us would just be gasping for breath and sweating cobblers! :)
Been here a lot lately.. absolutely love it here! Good work! Love the content and climbing as always!
Thanks very much! ☺️☺️
I love it but i love BARRRRCA more
You are amazing!!! My husband and I just recently started climbing and I can’t fathom doing a problem like this. This motives me so much! THANK YOU!!
I did a workout today and got all good and sore. Felt really proud of myself... and then I watched this video! Incredible.
Beautiful cave!!! Thanks for sharing this!
Amazing amazing work! I’m scared of heights, and I found myself cheering for you out loud as you were getting to the end of the blue route! Inspiring!
I used to think I was scared of falling, now I realize I was just choosing not to risk it. A few months back I took a bad fall and got injured... I've recovered, but now every boulder feels like a psicobloc!
I've just started really working on the fear, so this video came at just the right time. Thanks so much for sharing your journey with us!
I broke my ankle from a really small fall (1 meter ish tops), and the moment I got my confidence back on the wall was so empowering. I downclimb as much as possible now tho 😂
15:00 i could feel that breathing was from fear and not exertion haha - the higher up you got the higher up you knew you had to fall from - the more fear you felt haha 😂❤ i was feeling it FOR you!
I'm glad I'm not the only one that thinks the setting at the Boardroom is hard 😅
So sandbagged 🥲
It's my local, first and so far only climbing centre, so I was so glad to hear that too. Although you tend to hear it from people sat around nattering too!
V3 as 6B wtf😂
Wow that’s a long way to fall. I would have been to scared to do it so to see you climb it well done! That would have taken some guts to do that! Great to see you facing your fear Hannah, we need more of this!! Thank you so much :) 💕
Your videos are probably the most educational climbing videos. There are a lot of good climbing channels, but I think I have learned the most from your sessions with coaches and just watching you talk through your projects and fears. Psicobloc looks like a fun and safe way to overcome a fear of heights and practice soloing. I hope to get to try it someday 😊 cheers!
Well done! Looked totally in control and did really well to control your fear. I know the feeling when you’re at the top of a boulder and you go for a hold that is worse than you expect. I think my heart would skip a beat in that scenario at that height. I’m impressed.
I'm having sweaty palms just watching this. Can't imagine how I'd switch my brain off at the top. Fantastic climb! 😍
Hehe my tactic was “brain off and move quickly and whatever you do don’t look down!”. Also, seemingly humming to myself 😅
@@hannahmorrisbouldering 😂 "Music reaches parts of the brain words can't!"
That looked utterly terrifying! Well done, beautifully climbed. I loved the move at 20:30.
Loved this, I held my breath watching you do that final ascent. Nailed it 💪💪💪.
Can I also just say, this seems like a more confident Hannah in the last couple of vids and I'm here for it. Whatever you're doing keep at it and keep making great vids. ❤️
bloody hell i need a chalk bag just watching this. My hands are so sweaty. That big fall makes SUCH a difference
Definitely felt like there was a point of no return past a certain height!
Woa it s giving me flashbacks of my beginnings in rope climbing, the heavy breathing and everything
Good job you are so strong!
That is such a cool feature in a gym. Looks so scary but so fun omg.
Definitely a mental challenge! 🙈
Scary! (And liked the ad placement... No skipping that!)
Thank you! Tried to keep it a little more interesting this time ⚡️
Really good vlog, well done for overcoming a very scary climbing wall, my heart rate was increased just watching the points where you were moving from horizontal to vertical. I'm sure i'd have given up much lower on the wall through fear of falling.
Glad you enjoyed it, thanks for watching!
It was so so nice to hear an experienced climber talk about how sometimes fear stops you on a climb. And how when you choose to come down thats fear not skill level. I am so afraid of heights but I've fallen in love with bouldering 😅 and it makes me feel much better that sometimes even people that do it all the time get scared and choose to come down. And that the next time you try the route you can get through. I'm gonna keep trying!
I really appreciate what you share in this video Hannah. Thank you.
You're so welcome!
I was sweaaating watching you climb that high 😰 you're a very brave queen !
Love the Squarespace bit on the wall. Kudos, Hannah. Another great video.
Returning from a big break climbing (again) and glad your channel is still here growing from strength to strength. Funnily Anna showed me a video and I went "ohh I've chatted to Hannah on her videos a few years back!)
I kept willing you to breathe slowly and deeply. I'm so impressed with your mind over matter approach. I'd love to try this indoor free climb.
That was pretty awesome, you did a lot better than I would have at conquering your fear. Makes me want to seek out one of these psicoblocs.
Doooooo it, you might just surprise yourself!!☺️
I climb here every other week, love the psicobloc well done!
This was the first place i ever went climbing and this boulder struck fear into my heart 🤣 somewhat comforted to know that it is indeed as advanced as it looks
It’s definitely an intimidating wall - especially on your intro to climbing! 😆😆
@@hannahmorrisbouldering yeah for the record I didn't go anywhere near it 🤣
Omg thank you sooo much for going to the boardroom it’s literally my local climbing gym and like I’ve seen basically nobody go here :)
I want to go check this out. But falling on your back seems even more sketchy. What if you fall on your legs and then just use the momentum to fall on your back? Its sort of how I fall on a normal boulder. But falling straight on your back seems even more dangerous or at the very least harder to do
Oh nice! It’s a great gym and the Psicobloc is such a wild feature to have! ☺️
@@vuksa11111Even though falling straight on your back is a bit harder, I think it’s to prevent getting whiplash especially when you’re higher up. Falling on your back is quite a bit easier when you’re higher since you have more time from when you fall to when you land on the mat but at a lower height I do kinda agree with you that landing on your back is more dangerous
@@Rosie-om8xg Ah that makes sense. I wouldn't know as I never fell straight to the ground from that high up (Thankfully 🤣). But I see your point, will definitely check it out, thank you!
Awesome job overcoming the fear! I’m still in awe that you could make it to the top without rechalking 🤯 my sweaty hands could never.
This was such a good video from front to back, Hannah. Fantastic insights, fantastic climbing, really motivating and inspiring! The Psicobloc is so cool!
Glad you enjoyed it! It’s such an impressive feature - haven’t climbed anything like it 🤩
I dont think I would dare to do this. If it was a foam pit underneath I might dare, but I would be too scared to land wrong on this 😅
That was ace Hannah, well done! I caught myself shouting "go on!" at the TV 😂 really impressive stuff!
Thank you! Appreciate it.😇🥰
My local gym! it's ace really takes some time to get used to that psicobloc but very rewarding. I took a fall on purpose from the very top hold just to feel what its like and im still here to tell the tale!
I really appreciate you showing the fear and working though it. I know that's my personal barrier with hitting that next grade and appreciate seeing it can be done despite the fear
Absolutely! I feel like this day was a particularly good head day, but I struggle with fear in my climbing a lot and it’s a really great feeling showing yourself that you can do something you didn’t think you could. ☺️
That looks amazing. Well done for overcoming your fears. Great climbing and great video as always Hannah
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching ☺️
20:30 This high heel hock was insane. Amazing effort!
BTW... I've never seen climbing gym so empty. There is more people at my gym even if it's closed :D
it depends on a day i guess, in my gym some days it's so full that there is a queue for boulders and in some there is like 3 people
it was really early in the morning and they closed the psicobloc for her
It was a daytime morning which I think helped, and the gym is pretty big so it never feels super busy! ☺️
I've never wanted to free solo, but I would like to water solo once, and this seems fun
It is! Type 2 fun, but still fun 🥹😀
I remember going on this a couple years ago- managed to campus a V4 all the way up to the last vertical section. The drop was big enough to scare me and make me hold on better XD
What an amazing feature! Definitely harder when you don't fully trust the matting underneath, I would totally struggle with that as well. Great video!
The habit in bouldering of leaving your chalk bag on the floor seems like a mistake here 😄 Strap it to your waist like a route climber. Every time you shook-out my mind was screaming ‘chalk up!!’
I regretted my chalk bag choices
Only problem with that is the chalk clouds when you take the (sometimes inevitable) slam onto the mat. Love the Psicobloc but it's really pumpy, especially at the end of a session
During the ad read if you watch your climbing it looks like the leg flick is pulling your hips and center of mass away from the wall. If you can cut back or eliminate that extra movement it might make climbing less tiring. You won't have to counter-act the pull from the leg flick with your arms.
i do not know what to say....so spechless ....you really did a great climbing...salute u hannah...👍👍👍
Thanks so much! I was proud to have controlled my fear and made it over the top ☺️
good stuff! actually got sweaty hands at the end just watching. I dont understand how youre starting to get relaxed before you completely finished the top-out. For me the final part, where you pull up your feet to the top of the boulder is always the worst part (even for smaller boulders), but you just start to relax before youre fully finished.
anyways nice job, cant wait for the video with the 7a+ though ;)
Hoosier Heights in Indianapolis has something similar, but not quite as high. I want to say it's about 25 feet tall. The building was a gymnastics facility in the past, and they built the feature over the foam pit.
Iv just discovered your channel. I'm now a fan and a beginner (first try lastnight) so I really wanna give it up for the girl in the background at 19.01 👏👏
What a wonderful watch!
I really felt those whimpers on the blue... I'm in awe of your willingness to push yourself! Great job!
Thank you so much! Watching the footage back gave me a good laugh. ☺️
@@hannahmorrisbouldering I make those noises internally as soon as I'm about six bolt-holes up the wall! 😅
That looked like an absolute blast... good send!
Thank you!
Only just watching this. Amazing work. And my God I knew Nathan was tall but didn't realize he was that tall to film you right at the top 🤣
So awesome! Such great effort
Thank you so much!
Well done Hannah, this was awesome x
Thank you! 🥰
Awesome job Dec 16 1986 the paper read Man Survives Five Story Fall, i fell 23 meters at work
Good on ya…I can totally relate to the “concern” on the falling 💪👍😁
Thanks! Definitely a test of my head for heights!
I've taken some falls from 4m that were brutal, I can't imagine falling from 8
Incredible impressive, both mentally and physically. Massive Kudos :)
Best regards.
This was really fun and interesting! I would appreciate hearing some info about how to handle uncontrolled falls, not just on psicobloc, but also on regular boulders. Just go limp and splat? Or try to jump off when you feel the fall coming? All the falling videos seem to treat intentional falls ....
T-rex -> turtle -> starfish
Arms tucked in for the fall, roll onto back, arms splay out to disperse energy
Thanks for translating the height in meters in the video's title... Couldn't really relate when it was in feet ! ^^'
Keep going! Your work is really nice
You’re welcome, glad you enjoyed the video 🤩
Wow! Wow wow wow. Fantastic work, I wanna try but it looks terrifying. Well done you.
Wow. What an amazing watch. That was a high drop. I’m discovering more amazing people on my climbing interests/journey. Today I found this. Hannah is an extremely talented climber and what’s more her personality is so wholesome. She seems super chilled and friendly,obviously skilled and is a joy to watch climb as upto now Iv been focused more on climbers such as Magnus Mitbo, Adam Ondra and Alex Honold. I think it would be awesome to see Hannah do a collaboration with Magnus Mitbo. I look forward to viewing your channel Hannah ✌🏽
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I was scared shitless when I climbed the yurple, not a chance you'll catch me on the blue 🤣 well done.
That was incredible!👌Bravo Hannah!! ❤️💪💪
Thank you so much!!
Brave! That is high, and it looked a tricky top out. Good stuff
Thank you! 😆
This was awesome!
Thats so cool. Well done, i could feel the fear! Literally holding my breath for you 😂🤩
You inspire me so much! Cheers from México!
Best gym ever, love this place the variety is 🫰 and that psicobloc is cool af. You crushed it its scary as he'll, I did the same route as your warm up on it but was getting so sweaty with the fear of taking an uncontrolled fall I didn't dare push it to the next grade up. Big up for conquering the fear and cruising through that blue, smooth af. Its genuinely alot more terrifying than you let on. Great content as always, keep killing it
I’ve been here! It’s awesome! Highly recommend this centre!
It really is! We really enjoyed it ☺️
My hands are sweating just watching you. That was great! Good job!
Glad you enjoyed the video 🤗
Awesome! I've never seen such a thing as the Psicobloc! Looks amazing - I wish I could try it... I should really try to do a random trip to England someday soon-ish.
Great effort with your climbs as well!
Thanks very much! There’s a bunch of really cool climbing gyms in England so I’d recommend! 😏😏
@@hannahmorrisbouldering yeah,... I really wanted to get some crack as well someday at CrackFest! Would be amazing to meet Pete & Tom in person one day
That looks so fun 😍
Good job 😊
It was! :)
such a sick video, this wall looks mad! need to go and check that out...
Haha I have to admit: my hands are sweaty just from watching. Sometimes I'm still afraid and can't make the last move on a boulder when I'm not 100% sure I can make it. So I really have to learn to battle gently against my fears.
such an awesome vid!
Kind of cool that it also challenges us or makes it very difficult to practice crux moves in isolation as every time we would have to go through so much climbing to reach the crux move.
Great stuff
I defo gotta give This a try
really interesting to see you progress and overcome the fear and analyse your mistakes and limitations to change and become better and braver the other attempt, impressive!
Oh boy, so much I would like to comment here, but I really don’t want to be mistaken for a hater. I love climbing and this looks really exciting.
Just 2 months ago I burned a few gos on my v6 project which I only had to figure out how to match hands on final hold, when I took a break from that and decided to repeat a V4 on a overhang, I took an unexpected fall and broke my leg. Yes, face your fears and go for it. This was amazing and inspiring, but know and let viewers know that some falls are less lucky than others even for experience climbers. That wall is clearly dangerous.
With that said, good work!
Completely appreciate your comment. I do think being clear and responsible when talking about danger and risk taking is important.
With the Psicobloc, whilst it’s not possible to eliminate the risk of injury due to the height, the matting is designed to be fallen on from height. It’s a pole vaulting system originally, and thoroughly tested.
I do know accidents can always happen, and would always advocate for doing a proper assessment of risk when engaging in any climbing activity that could be dangerous. I do believe that this wall is as safe as it can be, and the gym itself has undertaken all the steps to make it so.
Glad you enjoyed following along and hope your leg is healing up nicely!
For the last four/five moves on the second blue I was actually shouting "come on, Hannah!" at the phone. That was just brilliant climbing.
The Psicobloc (or should it be psychoblock?) looks absolutely terrifying.
And I'm well impressed that you did the Square Space ad while you were climbing!
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Same sending the encouraging stoke through the screen
So impressive. Well done! 😊
Thank you!
Wow, nice job on that blue V4.
I couldn't even DREAM of doing that yellow one anytime soon lol.
That was awesome!
great job hannah! very cool gym and boulder.
Thank you 🤗
Wow what a wall. Great climbing. I would have been bricking it