@@mattiloponen92 in the exact same I want to go bouldering every day but can’t because my arms are absolutely ruined and get so sore so I get consecutive days or take a few days break
This would have been so much better if the footage demoed the help and advice more, rather than showing the conversation between B and Omar. Like humour and joviality is great and all, but there wasn't all that much climbing filmed, and that's usually what beginners are looking to see.
I have been climbing for 3 years, and yes, legs are extremely important. But I have heard people teaching saying that you only use hands for stabilization, while the real push is with the legs, and well.. I'm not 100% in agreement with that. It's also important to get some strength in fingers and arms, to avoid injuries and to keep stability in tough situations. Many times you hold on tiny holes, or pretty unstable positions, where your hands/arms suffer. Sometimes you have to lock your position to change your feet... or you hold the weight of your body for few seconds on your hands while you relocate the feet. Even if you do perfect feet move, you need some strength in your upper body. But yeah, normally beginners routes are not stressful for arms so I guess in that situation is right :) Great video guys, and really nice channel I have discovered here :)
Fourth video I watched and this is the one that gave me that "ohhhhh" moment of realisation. No more barn dooring for me! Going to smash a climb that has been taunting me for weeks TODAY.
Note for step #3 that core is what connects your hands to your feet (more accurately, your shoulders to your hips). Beginners usually won't have core muscles and won't be able to "hover their hand" over the next hold because they won't have that core connection between their hands and a solid base. They'll be swinging from hold to hold because that requires less (near zero) core strength.
Great video! I've been climbing for a few months now, and it's always good to relearn the fundamentals. I love your video style! Can you do a video on more advanced starting positions?
I’m a beginner and I will definitely apply the tips on climbing on overhangs and using my hips and legs more. The way you were climbing on the overhang the first time, to show bad form, is me to a T. I pull way to much with my arms. So straighter arms and shifting my weight more with my legs.
Quite interesting tips here. I would add that if you want to think about body position, having and solid base, etc. you also have to think about having opened hips (and squatting. I feel like there's a lot of squatting involved in climbing, but it's so underrated). Also, when you're "diagonally climbing", your legs are involved, but also a good part of you core is. So yeah, stop obsessing about your biceps and train that core people (make those planks last!).
I saw the girl (sorry, forgot her name 4:24) in one of Eric Karlsson's videos. You should feature her more, she was so fun to watch ans had such a great sense of humor.
I love the personality that shines through in these episodes from all of the regular cast (B, Tom, Omar)!! Also, these informational videos are great, even for intermediate climbers who are a bit rusty on the fundamentals. Keep up the awesome content and I can't wait to see your guys' channel blow up. :)
This video is tight! I just had my third day of climbing. I started on Monday and just did a v3 for the first time out of a cave in the gym. I am definitely going going to start pushing my self up with my legs instead of muscling everything!
Tremendous! I've just taken the sport up before the pandemic kicked in and these videos have been awesome during the lock down. Now my body needs to catch up with my enthusiasm for bouldering. Maybe a video about recovery/diet - but do you younger folks even bother with this? :)
Bums me to say that the chalk bag doesn't represent your centre of mass. Imagine if you are horizontal across the wall your upper body would shift your centre of mass towards your head, but the chalk bag would still be attached to your waist. Great vid, thought!
this video was really helpful! :) some of these technics I knew how they should be done, but sometimes not why or why they look like how they look like. e.g. the "try to focus on moving your feet before your arms" :D
A pity that the sound is lousy (music too loud), and that they play around so much (totally uninteresting, and just annoying). Like the beginning of the video. Just focus on the informative part guys and more people will love it.
Hey guys! I want to boulder in the cave, but am terrified of going upside down and also can't seem to figure out how to keep my feet from slipping. Can you guys make a video on that or comment with tips? Thanks so much!
@Jenny Chen: it might sound weird, but for me it worked to just try it, fail and fall. when I fell a few times while hanging in a horizontal, I realized that it won´t hurt and it is okay. to prevent my feet from slipping, I conciously press hard against the foot hold or pull hard on a heel hook while climbing a up side down boulder with good Hand holds, so i dont Need to concentrate on my Hands. maybe this helps you too :)
I hate that I’m just starting climbing and I’m only mildly extremely obsessed and I’ve injured my wrist by landing like an idiot. It’s been four damn weeks!
Why do all these videos have monotonous music running right through them? You have great content so you dont need that crap. A bit of music here and their but not constantly
nnice video!(: will help me a lot i think. but i have to look it more often to get everythink. if u compare sth (--> wrong and right) it is better to watch if u make a splittscreen. (but dont let both sides go on same time) ;D
Guys, there are some good tips in here but you need to decide if you want to make a video about climbing technique or if you want to mess about on video. The messing about is fine if that is what the video is supposed to be about but if you are trying to pass on climbing tips then all the fluffing about your hair loss, pulling silly faces etc is perhaps amusing for you but not really for us and it just obscures the climbing content. You need to make really clear points and have the voice run over the video so that you instruct as we see the move i.e. at the same time. The audio instruction in these video clips is often disconnected to the video of the move / technique. Just do some more voice-over for the video of the move or tighten the edit so you overlap the audio from the 'to camera' interviews with the video of the move. There is about 1 minute of useful stuff in this video and the rest is just messing about by two guys who are nowhere near as funny as they think they are - but who clearly have a lot of good things to say about climbing technique etc.
I feel alot of my weight on my hands when climbing overhangs even thou I try to put it on my feet with hips intro the wall , is that something to get used to for over hangs ?
Who else climbed earlier today and then watched this and got so hyped to climb for tomorrow?!?
I can't climb on following days :D i climbed yesterday so my forearms feel tired and my skin is sore.
I certainly am
@@mattiloponen92 in the exact same I want to go bouldering every day but can’t because my arms are absolutely ruined and get so sore so I get consecutive days or take a few days break
@@jobless5189 I started to go twice a week and the forearms got used to stress.
@@mattiloponen92 bro I was going every day then my dad just told me to take it easy so now I go every 2- 3 days
This would have been so much better if the footage demoed the help and advice more, rather than showing the conversation between B and Omar. Like humour and joviality is great and all, but there wasn't all that much climbing filmed, and that's usually what beginners are looking to see.
Yeah back in the day we weren't so good lol
Totally, not funny at all.
I just started climbing. It is so hard to trust the legs to do what you think arms can
Same!!! I have that same problem.
How have you come on with your climbing in the past 3years? (I’ve just started)
@@fuzzbuzz6859 And you ?
I have been climbing for 3 years, and yes, legs are extremely important. But I have heard people teaching saying that you only use hands for stabilization, while the real push is with the legs, and well.. I'm not 100% in agreement with that. It's also important to get some strength in fingers and arms, to avoid injuries and to keep stability in tough situations. Many times you hold on tiny holes, or pretty unstable positions, where your hands/arms suffer. Sometimes you have to lock your position to change your feet... or you hold the weight of your body for few seconds on your hands while you relocate the feet. Even if you do perfect feet move, you need some strength in your upper body. But yeah, normally beginners routes are not stressful for arms so I guess in that situation is right :)
Great video guys, and really nice channel I have discovered here :)
Great vid! Especially enjoy the tip about hovering hands over the holds - will definitely start doing that for training. Thanks a lot!
Fourth video I watched and this is the one that gave me that "ohhhhh" moment of realisation. No more barn dooring for me! Going to smash a climb that has been taunting me for weeks TODAY.
Note for step #3 that core is what connects your hands to your feet (more accurately, your shoulders to your hips). Beginners usually won't have core muscles and won't be able to "hover their hand" over the next hold because they won't have that core connection between their hands and a solid base. They'll be swinging from hold to hold because that requires less (near zero) core strength.
Great video! I've been climbing for a few months now, and it's always good to relearn the fundamentals. I love your video style! Can you do a video on more advanced starting positions?
I’m a beginner and I will definitely apply the tips on climbing on overhangs and using my hips and legs more. The way you were climbing on the overhang the first time, to show bad form, is me to a T. I pull way to much with my arms. So straighter arms and shifting my weight more with my legs.
Quite interesting tips here. I would add that if you want to think about body position, having and solid base, etc. you also have to think about having opened hips (and squatting. I feel like there's a lot of squatting involved in climbing, but it's so underrated). Also, when you're "diagonally climbing", your legs are involved, but also a good part of you core is. So yeah, stop obsessing about your biceps and train that core people (make those planks last!).
Newbie climber here having a eureka moment watching the video. Superbly explained guys. Thanks a lot
I saw the girl (sorry, forgot her name 4:24) in one of Eric Karlsson's videos. You should feature her more, she was so fun to watch ans had such a great sense of humor.
MC yes Xian! We have been trying but she is a very busy women
Love this! The double team works really well and the info is really well put across.
I love the personality that shines through in these episodes from all of the regular cast (B, Tom, Omar)!! Also, these informational videos are great, even for intermediate climbers who are a bit rusty on the fundamentals. Keep up the awesome content and I can't wait to see your guys' channel blow up. :)
bouldering always looks so easy on videos but when you're actually on the wall oh God hahahha
I think this is so chill and helpful! I enjoyed the camaraderie between everyone here as well. thanks so much!
This video is tight! I just had my third day of climbing. I started on Monday and just did a v3 for the first time out of a cave in the gym. I am definitely going going to start pushing my self up with my legs instead of muscling everything!
Awesome video. Thanks a lot. Beautifully explained and really enjoyed the green bag demo.
Very interesting to see another example over the body position and the techniques! Thanks for sharing! Greetings Tom
I love your guys content ! I am looking to get back into climbing. This is just what I need :) Speedy recovery with ur knee!
Moar videos! Your guys' lessons are not only helpful, but also entertaining!
Tremendous! I've just taken the sport up before the pandemic kicked in and these videos have been awesome during the lock down. Now my body needs to catch up with my enthusiasm for bouldering. Maybe a video about recovery/diet - but do you younger folks even bother with this? :)
Nice one, was looking forward to a new video for ages :D
So glad to hear that! Just had knee surgery so our uploads will be a bit sparse for a week or two more :(
Oh nooo! I hope you'll get well soon!
Thank you guys! Well explained technique vids are super inspiring to us beginners. Can't wait to try it!
Bums me to say that the chalk bag doesn't represent your centre of mass. Imagine if you are horizontal across the wall your upper body would shift your centre of mass towards your head, but the chalk bag would still be attached to your waist. Great vid, thought!
Good video, presenters were bit distracting xD
Great video guys! Thank you for the helpful instructions, can’t wait to hit the gym and put this into practice!
I like watching this but hate it cause I get hyped to climb what is tomo or today ahhhh
You guys are awesome!
Extremely helpful thank you!
this video was really helpful! :) some of these technics I knew how they should be done, but sometimes not why or why they look like how they look like. e.g. the "try to focus on moving your feet before your arms" :D
A pity that the sound is lousy (music too loud), and that they play around so much (totally uninteresting, and just annoying). Like the beginning of the video. Just focus on the informative part guys and more people will love it.
Great videos. Subscribed. Climb On!
Hey guys! I want to boulder in the cave, but am terrified of going upside down and also can't seem to figure out how to keep my feet from slipping. Can you guys make a video on that or comment with tips? Thanks so much!
That's a great idea Jenny! Definitely will do that in the near future. In the meantime keep trying!!!
@Jenny Chen:
it might sound weird, but for me it worked to just try it, fail and fall. when I fell a few times while hanging in a horizontal, I realized that it won´t hurt and it is okay. to prevent my feet from slipping, I conciously press hard against the foot hold or pull hard on a heel hook while climbing a up side down boulder with good Hand holds, so i dont Need to concentrate on my Hands. maybe this helps you too :)
Was waiting for this video, you're going to get huge subs soon
haha hips don't lie! Another great vid! Motivated to get back to the climbing gym now =p Keep it upppppp
Thank you for the insights
I hate that I’m just starting climbing and I’m only mildly extremely obsessed and I’ve injured my wrist by landing like an idiot. It’s been four damn weeks!
Great shit guys really helping out
Noice tut lads.
Why do all these videos have monotonous music running right through them? You have great content so you dont need that crap. A bit of music here and their but not constantly
Beidrik is the best!
nnice video!(: will help me a lot i think. but i have to look it more often to get everythink.
if u compare sth (--> wrong and right) it is better to watch if u make a splittscreen.
(but dont let both sides go on same time) ;D
Would it be a crime if I were too say top roping was better (I personally prefer bouldering)
Good info💥💥💥🐬
Love the thumbnail
good tips guys!
why is shell silverstine in this video
yasss I want more
Are those spotted/polka dot (black and white) climbing holds on the wall at 4:42 into the video? Can I ask who makes those?
Not professionals wouldn’t trust
OMG it’s matt from wii sports
i love you
We love you too
What is that word you said the meaning of (To go too far to the left or right and therefore swing out and loose balance) @3:00 ? Bandor?
+Mad Hat Barn door :)
Less talkin and more rockin would be awesome. The 5 demo's on the wall were good but 6 minutes of talk isn't giving us a lot of juice for the squeeze.
i just saw that you guys are based in london...where abouts is this place? thaank you x
+emm1431 Bermondsey! Also have one in Burnt Oak
I would definitely watch these guys more often if they weren't so Paul Logany. They seem to know what they're talking about, but so irritating
Looks like the dude from super troopers
holy cow he does
A lot of fluff for about 1 minutes of actual content.
I would definitely take some private lessons with him 🙄
Naughty girl
I hate the term “barn dooring” because that is not how barn doors open. Barn doors open the way you should be climbing.
clicked because of the thumbnail
Dude looks like a runescape bot
Botting gnome tree fortress agility course
Guys, there are some good tips in here but you need to decide if you want to make a video about climbing technique or if you want to mess about on video. The messing about is fine if that is what the video is supposed to be about but if you are trying to pass on climbing tips then all the fluffing about your hair loss, pulling silly faces etc is perhaps amusing for you but not really for us and it just obscures the climbing content. You need to make really clear points and have the voice run over the video so that you instruct as we see the move i.e. at the same time. The audio instruction in these video clips is often disconnected to the video of the move / technique. Just do some more voice-over for the video of the move or tighten the edit so you overlap the audio from the 'to camera' interviews with the video of the move. There is about 1 minute of useful stuff in this video and the rest is just messing about by two guys who are nowhere near as funny as they think they are - but who clearly have a lot of good things to say about climbing technique etc.
Hard disagree. It's subjective.
I feel alot of my weight on my hands when climbing overhangs even thou I try to put it on my feet with hips intro the wall , is that something to get used to for over hangs ?
Yeah, its just something you get used to. Just make sure you're trying to keep straight arms, as it uses way less energy
dont get want their saying
I hope there is Indonesian captions
More Btorials pls
Who else is watching this after the apocalypse?
👍
the title card alone made me click "not interested"
Considering u commented I doubt the validity of this comment 😘
@@BoulderingBobat Hehe! xox
kill the background music
you guys are a cute couple
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The green bag has nothing to do with your center of mass actually.
Yeah, isn't it technically just showing a vertical protection downward from the waist, regardless of where his COM is?
@@emailjwr the waist is where a typical persons com is