Thanks for all these videos! The thing I appreciate is being able to see the progression from the start to the end of a project, and the failed and successful attempts that go with it. You can learn so much just by watching. Thanks again!
gold. the question marks made me lol, ive totally been there... awesome breakdown, super helpful and a great watch. i honestly give a problem about 5 or 6 tries before moving over to something i know i can send, then head back over for a few more attempts. as long as im making progress, ill continue working on it.
Thanks for another highly useful video! Love the way you show all those precious wrong steps -> help me a lot to understand “why the effective steps are effective”. The green arrows added on the screen are very helpful too! I’m very very new to bouldering. The start (around 1:04-1:12 in the video) is already a mission impossible for me. Any beginner feels the same? If there were a few verbal descriptions on your thinking process for those movements, it would be great! Finally, thanks again for sharing with us! Your videos are so high quality!
I love your videos, they're so helpful because I'm a new climber (only climbing 5.11 a) and I'm the type of guy who has absolutely no technique and I'm only counting on my strengh so your videos are really interesting to undertsand how to climb ! Maybe you have some recommandations , like climbing technique exercices to improve my level ? Keep the good work and thanks for your videos!
You're new to the sport and climbing 5.11? Thats actually good. But, as you mentioned without technique you will plateau fast! So it's good that you are aware of that and want to improve. My recommendation would be to keep watching videos like these and also see how other climbers at your gym climb certain problems and what beta they use, you will be surprise how much you can learn from just watching other climbers. It will make you a better climber! Good luck my friend and thanks for watching.
Hey, I've been projecting that problem! Really enjoyed the video. I've been trying to do a outward iron-cross and then rotate back inwards. That's clearly not working haha. I'll give this beta a try!
@@SuperSaiyanPhysique i'm the same way, especially the boulders (in a gym) where you go up and over. Basically i'm just doing the super easy ones over and over and over to get the feel for being up high at what is for me, a scary height.
@@xJae14x Hey see that this comment was 9 months ago. Bouldering is what I do most of the time now, fear of heights usually not a problem these days so stick with it
Only been climbing for ~2 months and watching your videos for a few weeks but thanks to that my technique has improved a ton :)) sent my very first 5.11a which is a huge accomplishment for me standing at a puny 5’2”
V7? In our gym this would be a V4. I guess there isn't a set standard across them all but it looks like rankings are +2 or -2 more or less across different gyms.
Hi guys! question for you. Roughly how many attempts before you move on from a tough problem?
No hard number. I'll keep trying it if I feel like I'm capable of doing it. :)
For me, it depends on whether or not I have the physical capability to do the crux.
nick holt I feel the same way. If it’s something that I feel I have the strength or the right move and just have to pull it off then I keep at it.
I lack focus and have a short attention span. I go about 4-5 tries then move on.
Thats me when ever we get a new wall up just jumping from problem to problem so excited hehehe.
I really appreciate the way you break down your problems and share what your thought process is as you try things.
Thanks for all these videos! The thing I appreciate is being able to see the progression from the start to the end of a project, and the failed and successful attempts that go with it. You can learn so much just by watching. Thanks again!
Awesome! Yeah, the struggle in these climbs are real and love to share with you what's working and not. Glad you found my content helpful.
gold. the question marks made me lol, ive totally been there... awesome breakdown, super helpful and a great watch. i honestly give a problem about 5 or 6 tries before moving over to something i know i can send, then head back over for a few more attempts. as long as im making progress, ill continue working on it.
Thanks man, appreciate your support and those question marks were real hahaha was totally confused.
Looks like an extremely complex problem what involves a lot of precise coordinated moves. Great way of solving it! Congratulations!!!
Thanks for all your effort explaining everything.
best how to climbing videos on youtube, helped me out a ton thanks man!
Thank you!
i hust started bouldering and watching your Videos has been super helpful :) i really like how you explain the different moves and improvements!
That’s awesome! Glad you find this content helpful. More awesomeness coming soon. Thank you!
You got a good taste taste of picking BGM. I really enjoy watching your videos! BTW the AE of ??? at 02:05 is really funny lol.
Thanks for another highly useful video!
Love the way you show all those precious wrong steps -> help me a lot to understand “why the effective steps are effective”.
The green arrows added on the screen are very helpful too!
I’m very very new to bouldering. The start (around 1:04-1:12 in the video) is already a mission impossible for me. Any beginner feels the same? If there were a few verbal descriptions on your thinking process for those movements, it would be great!
Finally, thanks again for sharing with us! Your videos are so high quality!
I love your videos, they're so helpful because I'm a new climber (only climbing 5.11 a) and I'm the type of guy who has absolutely no technique and I'm only counting on my strengh so your videos are really interesting to undertsand how to climb !
Maybe you have some recommandations , like climbing technique exercices to improve my level ?
Keep the good work and thanks for your videos!
You're new to the sport and climbing 5.11? Thats actually good. But, as you mentioned without technique you will plateau fast! So it's good that you are aware of that and want to improve. My recommendation would be to keep watching videos like these and also see how other climbers at your gym climb certain problems and what beta they use, you will be surprise how much you can learn from just watching other climbers. It will make you a better climber! Good luck my friend and thanks for watching.
Oh excuse me I'm not that new, I've been climbing for six months hahah
Thanks for the adivce :)
it's a great breakdown! very helpful. thank you for sharing
Glad you like it! Thanks for watching!
Hey, I've been projecting that problem! Really enjoyed the video. I've been trying to do a outward iron-cross and then rotate back inwards. That's clearly not working haha. I'll give this beta a try!
Bruce Liu Oh man! Outward iron-cross and then rotate back :/ to be honest that was one of my attempts as well lol!! Hope you get it next time tho!
Great breakdown Oswaldo, making me wanna try bouldering. Only do toproping atm
Thanks steve, You should definitely try it! It's always good to mix it up as well.
Yeah it's the fear of heights stopping me bouldering too. Maybe you could do a video of you have any tips on that.
@@SuperSaiyanPhysique i'm the same way, especially the boulders (in a gym) where you go up and over. Basically i'm just doing the super easy ones over and over and over to get the feel for being up high at what is for me, a scary height.
@@xJae14x Hey see that this comment was 9 months ago. Bouldering is what I do most of the time now, fear of heights usually not a problem these days so stick with it
Barbell Steve yeah I figured you may have conquered it by now, glad to hear you have. Happy climbing!
Great job bro! pure dedication. keep making the videos!
5:30 that smile on his face when he nails the next movement hahah love it
as always, nice analysis and vid
Thank you
Only been climbing for ~2 months and watching your videos for a few weeks but thanks to that my technique has improved a ton :)) sent my very first 5.11a which is a huge accomplishment for me standing at a puny 5’2”
That’s a great accomplishment!! Wishing you more for 2019!
love your vids! I learn so much from them.
Thank you!
Love your videos man!
Thank you!
Very helpful, thanks!
Very good video, thanks for your effort.
Thank you for watching!
I love these videos!
Thank you! ;)
Looks tough. Also, what kind of pants are those?
Yes drop knees!!!!!
hehehe video was inspired by your drop knee action at Stoney point.
V7? In our gym this would be a V4. I guess there isn't a set standard across them all but it looks like rankings are +2 or -2 more or less across different gyms.
Love how the shoes match the holds - requirement from now on? Haha
Ah, I didn't noticed it. That requirement sounds expensive tho lol
Have you gotten the red V6 to the right of this one? The thin gaps are killer lol
Oh man, it’s not there anymore but I know which one you were talking about. I gave it 3 tries and moved on lol
Okay phewf haha, I thought I was super weak for a second
i like your shoes...
liked and subbed
Thank you!
I'm digging your videos! We'll definitely have to collab soon!
I don´t get it, you topped out multiple times. Yet you act like there is another hold.
Ah that's cliffs is Id!
That’s right! :D
Be careful utilizing instruction from non professionals. Climbing is dangerous.