The rhythm Petra was talking about totally makes sense, I have a background in dance choreography and I often find that dance is a great foundation for climbing, not just flexibility but you already feel very aware of how your body is moving
A friend of mine who is an ex ballet dancer became a 7b climber in less than a year. At 33 years old. He is obviously flexible but also has more body consciousness.
that video was amazing. 1. you looked very strong, on the blue boulder at the beginning you went all in and pulled out some very technical and risky move to make the climb. 2. interesting about Petra mentioning that she is using music to help her complete some coordination movement. never heard or could have tought about something like that. 3. that gym looks so nice ! it got a traverse from 1st floor to second floor, and amazing spray wall, a comp style section. i would be so hyped up to climb in one of these gym.
Thanks so much, we had a great session together and Petra really pushed me to try hard! The gym was also beautiful, really amazing space to climb in ☺️
I like that Petra still acknowledges when she’s given a good attempt at something that even if she didn’t catch the hold. Very important to be encouraging to ourselves as we try hard things :)
Does Petra have a license for those guns? 😂 Another great, enjoyable video. Nicely filmed and edited! Nice to see professionals struggle on climbs as well.
The part where Petra explained that she also thinks in terms of sound, and how her feet taps sound was really unique and cool. Thank's for sharing your session.
I‘ve seen Petra climb in Zurich (Dübendorf) a few times and it‘s incredibly impressive! Last time they were doing a video for an ad and my friend and I just basically stopped climbing to watch her - felt a bit like stalking 😂, but it‘s amazing how she moves!
I think she was describing a recorder as the flute she was talking about. In German it's just called a flute and the flute you'd think of in English is a "horizontal flute"
Looking forward to watching the video! Just a heads up for a typo in the title though: her surname is Klingler (as in the description). Edit: part of the description
3rd generation climber! Pretty cool :) really well climbed Hannah! The gym looks super cool! I loved seeing you try super hard on the black steep climb so well done for the send! Really interesting to hear more about Petra. Also, what brand/type of climbing shoes were you wearing? :)
I too thought the music analogy was really interesting. Although very different analogy, Johnny Dawes describing the tension of chopping an onion being like placing hand or feet on a hold or climbing being a like a wrestling match or a dance. Its what makes climbing so beautiful in that it is so individual how your body will feel when climbing. Learning the body and discovering yourself is what climbing should be all about
That’s such a nice take - it’s been so wonderful to get insights from such brilliant climbers about how they perceive climbing movement in their heads. 🥹
what a lovely video! i love all the stories that petra is telling. and you hannah did such good job in cutting. i enjoyed the conversation while climbing clips a lot. makes the video very interesting!!
I was like wow looks cozy this place. Then I was like this looks familiar - wait thats were I blouder. I know this place! Hope you enjoy Switzerland and tried the pizza at Vito after bouldering ;)
Thanks! Sometimes I reach out to guests and sometimes they reach out to me. I generally find athletes / coaches are happy to support the channel and be in videos to reach the community & share their knowledge. 😀
LOVE the Souped Up and really like the Flagships. For indoor volume jumping and smearing the Souped Up are honestly the best I’ve tried for me in a while - they are a little thin (I went through them fairly quickly) but performance wise I really like them. 😎
Thank you so much for this video, Hannah! As someone who’s very new to climbing, I found it full of helpful advice. Doubly so, because Elys (such a beautiful gym!) is precisely the place where I’ve been collecting my very first climbing experiences over the past few weeks! So to see you and Petra doing the same boulders I could actually practice on is really cool (well, in theory - the boulders you picked still look very intimidating to me 😅) Also, the way you sent that black boulder was AMAZING and very inspiring. Well done 👏🏻
Thank you so much! It’s really nice to hear that you’ve been enjoying the tips and I hope you have fun trying out some of the boulders, even if boulders look intimidating you can still break them down and have fun playing with movement. ☺️
The pure joy on your face when you reach the top of a boulder you thought you were not gonna send 🥰
The rhythm Petra was talking about totally makes sense, I have a background in dance choreography and I often find that dance is a great foundation for climbing, not just flexibility but you already feel very aware of how your body is moving
I found that part fascinating! I’ll absolutely be thinking about what I can hear in my movement from now on. 🎶
I would defenately agree with you!
A friend of mine who is an ex ballet dancer became a 7b climber in less than a year. At 33 years old. He is obviously flexible but also has more body consciousness.
Petra was such a nice, approachable and strong guest. Who knew the musical talents behind her climbing?
Agreeeeeeee! Such a cool analogy :)
Super cool that Petra is a 3rd generation climber… you don’t hear that very often! Great video, Hannah! 🎉
Right?! Really cool to hear 🥳
that video was amazing.
1. you looked very strong, on the blue boulder at the beginning you went all in and pulled out some very technical and risky move to make the climb.
2. interesting about Petra mentioning that she is using music to help her complete some coordination movement. never heard or could have tought about something like that.
3. that gym looks so nice ! it got a traverse from 1st floor to second floor, and amazing spray wall, a comp style section. i would be so hyped up to climb in one of these gym.
Thanks so much, we had a great session together and Petra really pushed me to try hard! The gym was also beautiful, really amazing space to climb in ☺️
Really enjoy how you overlay the audio with footage! Makes the whole video flow really well
Nice editing with the discussion over the climbing 👍 Great climbing too!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for leaving a comment :)
100% agree, was a great idea!
I like that Petra still acknowledges when she’s given a good attempt at something that even if she didn’t catch the hold. Very important to be encouraging to ourselves as we try hard things :)
Great video and great climbing, Hannah. The musical way of thinking of moves was very interesting.
Glad you enjoyed it! I thought that was fascinating too :)
just 2 words for this content....
WOW N THANKS..
💪💪💪💪
Our pleasure!
It was so cool seeing you both there ❤
Oh nice! Hope you had a cool session 🥳
That gym looks amazing!
So beautiful isn’t it! Great boulders as well 🥹
🗽 Ahhh, Petra Klingler from Switzerland. 👌 She is so immens powerful looking.
She also played Flöte (flute).
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She’s an incredible athlete. It was a brilliant experience getting to learn from her! 🤗
Love the energy this session! Great work on that black climb, way to work through the fatigue!
Thank you! Appreciate it ☺️
Does Petra have a license for those guns? 😂 Another great, enjoyable video. Nicely filmed and edited! Nice to see professionals struggle on climbs as well.
Glad you enjoyed the video. It was great to get an insight into her process on the boulders ✌️
@@hannahmorrisbouldering very interesting way that she uses the sounds to think through the moves. Your climbing was awesome as well!
@@TheNonsenseAdventures thank you! Appreciated 🤩
I also climb at ELYS and it was interesting for me to see her approach to some of the problems that I've tried too
Ah cool! It’s a beautiful gym with great setting!
Damn, I I hope I have arms like Petra's one day. She looks like she's flexing when she's just standing there.
Love this video! Such a cool gym too.
Was wondering where your shorts were from Hannah, they look so comfy for climbing 😍
Yes! Thank you! They're these ones - montane.com/collections/womens-shorts/products/montane-womens-slipstream-4-trail-running-shorts
My home gym :D Nice :D
Lucky you! It’s a great gym 🤗
Another great video Hannah
Glad you liked it!
I could spend here but then how am I going to have my cup of coffee. I can't live without my coffee.
What shoes hannah used in this video?
They’re the Unparallel Flagship 🥰
11:19, did someone say biceps?👀👀👀
1st! Wohoooo! :D
Hope you enjoy the video 🤗
18:31 why is that guy sitting so close??😂 he’s not with them right?
He was with us ☺️
Hanna really acting like she isn't crazy strong in that thumbnail.
The part where Petra explained that she also thinks in terms of sound, and how her feet taps sound was really unique and cool. Thank's for sharing your session.
I totally agree! Such an interesting insight into her approach to boulders :)
Happy that helped 🙃
Do you think autism is linked to it?😊
I‘ve seen Petra climb in Zurich (Dübendorf) a few times and it‘s incredibly impressive! Last time they were doing a video for an ad and my friend and I just basically stopped climbing to watch her - felt a bit like stalking 😂, but it‘s amazing how she moves!
Hahaha no not at all!!
Same in Niederwangen. Could not take my eyes of...
Petra's static climbing is awesome to watch. The ultimate control through power climbing. So strong.
Really impressive strength - it was amazing to get to watch it in person 🤩
Really impressed by you climbing that black hard boulder, I would have really struggled with that
Thank you! I was pleased to get it 🤗
I think she was describing a recorder as the flute she was talking about. In German it's just called a flute and the flute you'd think of in English is a "horizontal flute"
I think Petra's arms are bigger than my legs. What an absolute beast!
Petra is our national treasure 😊
She's brill! :)
Oh thats so sweet thanks so much 🥰
@@petraklingler4031 take care !
yeees, Petra is one of my absolute favourite climbers 💪🎉!! this is so cool 🙌 :D love it!
Thanks 🙏🏻
Looking forward to watching the video! Just a heads up for a typo in the title though: her surname is Klingler (as in the description).
Edit: part of the description
My bad!!!! Thanks for spotting that :D
Thanks for noticing. I guess I have seen it the wrong way so many times that I actually dont see it anymore 🫣
3rd generation climber! Pretty cool :) really well climbed Hannah! The gym looks super cool! I loved seeing you try super hard on the black steep climb so well done for the send! Really interesting to hear more about Petra. Also, what brand/type of climbing shoes were you wearing? :)
They’re the Unparallel flagship low volume! Great comfy option for long sessions in the gym and super trusty rubber ☺️
Had to look up the thing about the flute 😅
I think she meant a recorder, I believe it's called in English😀
Haha yes I think so 🙈 🪈
I too thought the music analogy was really interesting. Although very different analogy, Johnny Dawes describing the tension of chopping an onion being like placing hand or feet on a hold or climbing being a like a wrestling match or a dance. Its what makes climbing so beautiful in that it is so individual how your body will feel when climbing. Learning the body and discovering yourself is what climbing should be all about
That’s such a nice take - it’s been so wonderful to get insights from such brilliant climbers about how they perceive climbing movement in their heads. 🥹
Love love love her
The perfect afternoon - sitting down with a cup of tea and watching the latest HMB video 🤩
Yaaaaaaay, made my day! Hope you enjoy watching the video 🥹
@hannahmorrisbouldering yes I did enjoy the video!! Was great thank you! :)
I also play the accordion ❤ the wooden flute instrument you were referring to is the Recorder 🙃 all the best and happy climbings!
Thank you! You too! 🥰
Great episode here! I wish You a video with Janja one day ! :) that would be outrageous
That would be amazing! 🤞🤞
11 minutes 46, Shauna would be screaming jump over the imaginary fence and not through it.
That’s funny, we chatted about that off camera with the route setter! ☺️
Epic content as per Hannah @@hannahmorrisbouldering
@@ashhodson2063 thanks! ☺️☺️
The grabbing of the foot was amazing! I wouldn't think of that as a move.
So cool seeing you in my home gym :D
It’s a great spot! 🥳
Great vid. Love Petra. Thank you for taking us along.
Glad you enjoyed it. Petra was a great guest 🥳🤩
Wooow that one at 24:40 was so impressive! Well done, Hannah!
Thanks so much - dug deep into my endurance for that 🥲
what a lovely video! i love all the stories that petra is telling. and you hannah did such good job in cutting. i enjoyed the conversation while climbing clips a lot. makes the video very interesting!!
Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed the pacing of the video ☺️
YEEEES!!! Petra is one of my absolute favorite comp climbers !
She’s great! Absolute dream to have climbed together 🥳
Thanks so much 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Hannah 😍
This was wonderful! Just what I needed to inspire me on my latest slab proj. Wonderful vid, Hannah! Hearing Petra's thoughts was really valuable. :D
Awesome! Thank you! Good look on your slab project :)
I was like wow looks cozy this place. Then I was like this looks familiar - wait thats were I blouder. I know this place! Hope you enjoy Switzerland and tried the pizza at Vito after bouldering ;)
So cool! Really nice space to climb in for sure ☺️
So lucky! Big fan of Petra :D
Same here! 🥹
🙏🏻🙏🏻
🇨🇭
oh, it is my go to climbing gym. Hope you have enjoyed it.)
We did! Great gym 😊
Great video. How do you manage to get such great guests?
Thanks! Sometimes I reach out to guests and sometimes they reach out to me. I generally find athletes / coaches are happy to support the channel and be in videos to reach the community & share their knowledge. 😀
Omg your in my home gym. Hope you enjoyed it.
We loved it! Hope to visit again one day soon 🤗
omg, thoughts on the flagship vs the souped up??
LOVE the Souped Up and really like the Flagships. For indoor volume jumping and smearing the Souped Up are honestly the best I’ve tried for me in a while - they are a little thin (I went through them fairly quickly) but performance wise I really like them. 😎
A new video let's gooooo❤
😎😎😎😎😎
bruh shes getting all the top names in climbing this is nuts how u get them all
I cant stop looking at her biceps theyre art
hopp Petra !
Thank you so much for this video, Hannah! As someone who’s very new to climbing, I found it full of helpful advice.
Doubly so, because Elys (such a beautiful gym!) is precisely the place where I’ve been collecting my very first climbing experiences over the past few weeks! So to see you and Petra doing the same boulders I could actually practice on is really cool (well, in theory - the boulders you picked still look very intimidating to me 😅)
Also, the way you sent that black boulder was AMAZING and very inspiring. Well done 👏🏻
Thank you so much! It’s really nice to hear that you’ve been enjoying the tips and I hope you have fun trying out some of the boulders, even if boulders look intimidating you can still break them down and have fun playing with movement. ☺️
On the blue slap I was convinced you weren’t going to go for it, but you did! Well done!
Thanks very much! Was a proud send 🙌
Oh wow, Hannah! You're getting so good at bouldering! So good!
Thank you! I really appreciate it :)
Stop being ridiculous on the title, theres literally nothing petra can learn from you.
Hey, try listening to Petra at 31:10 - 32:30 😊
Ok, hold on. What’s the issue or need?
The more you know, the more you know you don't know - Aristotle :)
And it’s another awesome video, I miss climbing so bad…
Hope it's providing psyche for the swift return to bouldering :)
@@hannahmorrisbouldering definitely, but the pinched nerve in my shoulder has some quality counterarguments as well.