i was thinking of the same thing, i'm glad climbing is getting more screen time, this video is so well done, serious props for the visualization editors! wow.
I deal with really intrusive thoughts. Climbed for my first day and it was one of the first time my brain went completely quite. Just me and the problem. Official hooked.
@@pedroloto I did for a good 5 or 6 months then couldn't afford my gym membership or crash pads to go outside. Found a new job tho and I might be able to start going again. So glad you are having fun! It's such a blast.
This feels like it should be three times longer. You can see where the editor changed directions without fulfilling the setup like how the Speed Climbing and the differences between types of muscle fibers were never explained.
You know what's strange. In the back of my mind I know I've seen a different version of this same video that included those explanations. It also used slightly different examples for pump.
Flexibility is also a huge factor. If I can't get my foot to a hold then you don't climb it. You need to be such an all rounder, and it really asks a lot of your body to climb competitively.
Haha, you also need to have a head for heights, which I don't have. I've always been capable physically though, and have always been able to suspend my body with my fingertips, so its interesting to hear that a lot of people can't.
@Dr Diablory as another point of reference, everyone on american ninja warrior who has any amount of success has some climbing in their background even if they just do it to train for the show. No amount of weight lifting, gymnastics or any other form of training will give you the finger strength that climbing does.
@@feuerschlange6374 manual labor can develop tremendous grip strength and stamina for sure, but as soon as you hit a "cliffhanger" type obstacle(or the crimp holds as climbers call them) you're done. No amount or type of labor will build enough strength in the muscles and tendons of your finger tips because everything you do uses the entire finger without overloading the tips. It doesnt matter if you can squeeze water out of granite, you either climb a lot or do fingerboard training, there is no third option.
@@cody4873 to avoid this or get over it, you can do quite some stuff. 1) do some endurance training (getting "pre-pumped" a bit during warm up, wait, do some climbs to get pumped to the max); 2) don't forget to take rests between your tries and drink more water. 3) if pumped, let your friend "whiggle" your as-much-as-possible relexed arm (up to the shoulder joint); 4) if nothing helps, cold water on the forearm immediately stops the pump (but take care as your muscles will literally get cold). tried & tested, happy to receive other tips.
This an amazingly edited video - kudos to the creative team! The editor, motion graphics artist, producer - All the revisions, iterations, late nights, evenings spent working on these videos - I want to say that it has been noticed and I truly appreciate you.
That was great going into detail with the different body parts, the images and narrative were so clever explaining it all. Definitely appreciating the strength the pro climbers have doing this sport as a novice trying to get some strength for the easy routes. So versatile doing the 3 types of competitive climbing well done!
My wife gets eczema quite bad on her hands. Steroid cream leaves her skin quite thin. She avoided climbing with me for a while as she felt her skin would be too weak on her hands. Eventually she said sod it, I'll just climb anyway. What she found was her skin toughened up and her eczema significantly improved. Others may have different results but may be worth knowing.
It's weird though because the idea behind it is that sweating was supposed to make your finger tips soggy so you could have more wrinkles in them as you climb.
Great video, thanks. I remember coming home after my first session climbing last August and saying to my son that when I was on the wall everything fell away, the music, the other people, random thoughts, etc, and it was just me and the wall and concentrating on each hold. I was hooked and still am.
I used to climb an insane amount and that made me incredibly strong for my age (12) I never realised how much climbing can change your body and it can be done at just a local park!
Can you please include the editors for this video in the credits? This is probably one of the rare times where I am not interested in the climber the least, and most blown away by the editing of the footage and graphics! AMazing
Shauna is an incredible athlete, but I doubt she's trained even 5% as much as lead and bouldering. Better to focus on things that she has trained for (and are much more fun to watch).
@@TesterAnimal1 What makes you say that? I'm new to climbing but I found speed climbing just as exciting and impressive as the bouldering and lead climbing at the Olympics. Is it unpopular with climbing fans for some reason?
@@mattnorthwoodkilsby speed climbing is impressive the first time you watch it, just like the cup stacking thing. But the route doesnt change so it has no replay value for the people who understand it. The most efficient movement pattern is already well known, its just a matter of executing a script. Other types of climbing require you to figure out what moves will work for you, depending on your body type and skill set, so there is an actual problem solving element to it. Its kind of like how its a thousand times cooler to be ranked top 100 worldwide in call of duty online than it is to have the speed running world record for super mario bros.
Did anyone else notice how they lined up the word "focus" with her drinking a red bull 5:30 might be trying to imply that red bull gives you focus or just a coincidence
Good watch those videos... Have one week I decided bac to climb... After almost 12 years apart... Muscles do not have the resistance, but still have the memory... Climbing is really a breaking/build sport,it brakes you and build a new you.
I found that a lead climb for me was overall not making me as pumped because I shake between every hold/grip, a good workout to build endurance is to climb with a time to completion clock of 8 minutes. You have to use 8 minutes to get to the top nothing less. Arm pump will set in based on endurance, but in roughly 2 weeks your stamina will increase dramatically.
Clearly not made for a climbing audience, but I say, the more the merrier! Come to the dark side 😁 Extremely satisfying to see all the vectors and center of gravity, etc. graphics - physics is my favorite way of teaching climbing!
Very nice content! Love the view on climbing! The force vectors were inconsistent though. Actio = reactio, yes but once they show the force applied to the hold in the direction of gravitation and later the opposite. Just a detail but I wonder why nobody of the animators noticed...
This is so important i had to work my finger and tendons and bones for 3 years to do what i do. Feom just hanging on a pullup bar to strenghten everything. Just hold.
put them under enough pressure and they'll grow to sustain themselves and survive... Do it repeatedly and they'll strive... 4:30 I remember rock climbing for the first time... I was so refusing to fall (cause old crush was literally climbing right beside me) I remember fighting for it so much I can feel my arm buldge so much it was like I was on steroids. It definitely sore till the next 2 days.
broooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! omg, more videos like this please! which tendon do I got to break again for you to make more of these ?!
Fun fact: Fighter pilots want exactly what she doesn’t want happening when she climbs and her forearms lock up like that because gravity is working against her. Especially in fast jets like F18’s, 16’s, etc. the pilots breathe a certain way and squeeze their muscles in place to constrict their blood vessels to trap blood in major muscle groups to keep it all from going (or leaving) their head when they pull G’s in flight. If they didn’t do this, there would be a major blood rush to/from the head and they’d pass out while piloting the plane. 👎🏼 Just in case you were wondering.
Some insane visuals on this one, well done to the editors
Came to the comments to say the exact same thing.
Thanks guys! Glad you liked it ! 🙌
yea who are the animators?
i was thinking of the same thing, i'm glad climbing is getting more screen time, this video is so well done, serious props for the visualization editors! wow.
Awesome motion graphics! Nice job!
I deal with really intrusive thoughts. Climbed for my first day and it was one of the first time my brain went completely quite. Just me and the problem. Official hooked.
Same!! Good luck and have fun on your climbing journey!
Hey, did you continue climbing? I started in January and I immediately got hooked too!
@@pedroloto I did for a good 5 or 6 months then couldn't afford my gym membership or crash pads to go outside.
Found a new job tho and I might be able to start going again. So glad you are having fun! It's such a blast.
@@MD-bf2ce Thank you for your response! It sucks to hear you that you had to stop, I really hope you'll manage to start again, best of luck!
YES! I love that quietness in my brain! Absolutely amazing feeling. It's like therapy for me
This feels like it should be three times longer. You can see where the editor changed directions without fulfilling the setup like how the Speed Climbing and the differences between types of muscle fibers were never explained.
I noticed that as well. I was all amped up ready for an explanation and then the video just jumps forward unexpectedly.
yeah wtf? maybe their recorded explanation was found to be wrong or they got lazy.
You know what's strange. In the back of my mind I know I've seen a different version of this same video that included those explanations. It also used slightly different examples for pump.
Yes Red Bull! Keep pushing the climbing content. Stoked
Flexibility is also a huge factor. If I can't get my foot to a hold then you don't climb it. You need to be such an all rounder, and it really asks a lot of your body to climb competitively.
Haha, you also need to have a head for heights, which I don't have. I've always been capable physically though, and have always been able to suspend my body with my fingertips, so its interesting to hear that a lot of people can't.
@Dr Diablory as another point of reference, everyone on american ninja warrior who has any amount of success has some climbing in their background even if they just do it to train for the show. No amount of weight lifting, gymnastics or any other form of training will give you the finger strength that climbing does.
@@mikehawk3472 I would argue manual labour can give it. For example using a screwdriver only instead of electrical powered ones.
@@feuerschlange6374 manual labor can develop tremendous grip strength and stamina for sure, but as soon as you hit a "cliffhanger" type obstacle(or the crimp holds as climbers call them) you're done. No amount or type of labor will build enough strength in the muscles and tendons of your finger tips because everything you do uses the entire finger without overloading the tips. It doesnt matter if you can squeeze water out of granite, you either climb a lot or do fingerboard training, there is no third option.
lmao “the dreaded forearm pump” i don’t think it can be put a better way
it's even worse when you're having a good day and then all of sudden get forearm pump 2 minutes into your climbing session. Ruins your whole day haha
@@cody4873 to avoid this or get over it, you can do quite some stuff. 1) do some endurance training (getting "pre-pumped" a bit during warm up, wait, do some climbs to get pumped to the max); 2) don't forget to take rests between your tries and drink more water. 3) if pumped, let your friend "whiggle" your as-much-as-possible relexed arm (up to the shoulder joint); 4) if nothing helps, cold water on the forearm immediately stops the pump (but take care as your muscles will literally get cold). tried & tested, happy to receive other tips.
@@chaosengine4597 Thanks, haha I do some of that. I've been climbing for awhile now, I do appreciate the tips however, learn something everyday!
lol I get the pump from 5 holds
@@chaosengine4597 I'd also add micro-flicks as a nice way of "profilactics" while you're climbing the route.
This an amazingly edited video - kudos to the creative team!
The editor, motion graphics artist, producer - All the revisions, iterations, late nights, evenings spent working on these videos - I want to say that
it has been noticed and I truly appreciate you.
That was great going into detail with the different body parts, the images and narrative were so clever explaining it all. Definitely appreciating the strength the pro climbers have doing this sport as a novice trying to get some strength for the easy routes. So versatile doing the 3 types of competitive climbing well done!
“The dryer your skin can be the better grip you’ll have”.. Sounds like I can finally put my eczema to good use.
aye same
My wife gets eczema quite bad on her hands. Steroid cream leaves her skin quite thin.
She avoided climbing with me for a while as she felt her skin would be too weak on her hands.
Eventually she said sod it, I'll just climb anyway.
What she found was her skin toughened up and her eczema significantly improved.
Others may have different results but may be worth knowing.
It's weird though because the idea behind it is that sweating was supposed to make your finger tips soggy so you could have more wrinkles in them as you climb.
This is made incredibly well, great job!
It’s so satisfying topping when your pumped, but it’s really annoying when you fall because of pump
Great video, thanks. I remember coming home after my first session climbing last August and saying to my son that when I was on the wall everything fell away, the music, the other people, random thoughts, etc, and it was just me and the wall and concentrating on each hold. I was hooked and still am.
Why climbing?
Red bull gives you wings
👐
🤣🤣🤣
that was really nice. would have liked it to go into a bit more depth but really enjoyed seeing the muscles and especially fingers working under load.
Excellent, it was a biology lesson for climbing. More content like this please
Please bring more bouldering/climbing. Bc of the recent popularity i have discovered bouldering!
I used to climb an insane amount and that made me incredibly strong for my age (12) I never realised how much climbing can change your body and it can be done at just a local park!
Can you please include the editors for this video in the credits? This is probably one of the rare times where I am not interested in the climber the least, and most blown away by the editing of the footage and graphics! AMazing
I’m glad they glossed over speed climbing
Shauna is an incredible athlete, but I doubt she's trained even 5% as much as lead and bouldering.
Better to focus on things that she has trained for (and are much more fun to watch).
Speed is the best!
“Speed” climbing sucks and must disappear into obscurity.
It’s not a sport anybody does.
@@TesterAnimal1 What makes you say that? I'm new to climbing but I found speed climbing just as exciting and impressive as the bouldering and lead climbing at the Olympics. Is it unpopular with climbing fans for some reason?
@@mattnorthwoodkilsby speed climbing is impressive the first time you watch it, just like the cup stacking thing. But the route doesnt change so it has no replay value for the people who understand it. The most efficient movement pattern is already well known, its just a matter of executing a script. Other types of climbing require you to figure out what moves will work for you, depending on your body type and skill set, so there is an actual problem solving element to it. Its kind of like how its a thousand times cooler to be ranked top 100 worldwide in call of duty online than it is to have the speed running world record for super mario bros.
I love this! Am a beginner in climbing, but can relate to much of what is said. Interesting to understand the anatomy and science behind it better.
we need more of this!! niceee!!
And now I have another hero! Great in-depth look at an incomprehensibly tough sport!!
My hands are sweating watching her climb
this video is honestly pretty cool with all the visuals and explanations 👌👌👍
The production on the visuals are amazing!
It really helps to understand all those concepts, thanks redbull!
This is an insane illustration! Amazing work!
Oh BOY if school lessons were taught like this. I'd probably remember 70% of the last 15 years, instead of 20%
probably because the narration stops before giving any explaination or details
Breath taking zoom on tip !
I just started climbing I have been coming back every week it’s soo addicting once you do it!
Was about to not watch, then saw the visual animations. Definitely stayed for that.
Did anyone else notice how they lined up the word "focus" with her drinking a red bull 5:30 might be trying to imply that red bull gives you focus or just a coincidence
Not an accident
Red Bulls paying way too much for "coincidence"
100% intentional
Good eye jajaa
thats basically the point of infomercials like this, isnt it?
This video is a magnificent piece of work. Well done to everyone involved. The climber was a real inspiration.
Next up: What happens really to your body when you drink Red Bull...
Amazing job done by the editors. Longer version of this please!
Amazingly done, it shows the tough point of climbing !
Wow, just wow the close-up visuals!
Good watch those videos... Have one week I decided bac to climb... After almost 12 years apart... Muscles do not have the resistance, but still have the memory...
Climbing is really a breaking/build sport,it brakes you and build a new you.
Kudos to visual effects ! nailed it.
*Next up:* What happens to your body while you chill on the couch and eat Doritos
*Veiwer Discretion is Advised*
dont try this at home
I wish this were a climbing action film. so well done
More of this informatory vids please
Brilliant anatomy and physiology visuals. Over the moon with this vid! Do more like this -oh please oh please
Thanks, Aaron! We hear you! 🙌
I found that a lead climb for me was overall not making me as pumped because I shake between every hold/grip, a good workout to build endurance is to climb with a time to completion clock of 8 minutes. You have to use 8 minutes to get to the top nothing less. Arm pump will set in based on endurance, but in roughly 2 weeks your stamina will increase dramatically.
5:33 Why is she drinking Red Bull during a workout? I quickly glanced at the channel's name, oh.
Wauw, those visuals are amazing!
Great video! Loving the CGI! The finger zoom in is amazing!
She is amazing... and beautiful!
those visuals are insane
These visuals are insane
This was enjoyable to watch, I was digging the visuals 👌
The editors need a raise!!!
I still don't understand why Red Bull is so much associated with sport, while no rational sportsperson would drink it
Red bull is not an energy drink company, theyre a marketing company
2:35 they forgot the actual dyno
Wow. I want more of this! Amazing video with great info...I wanted it to be so much longer! 👏👏👏
We hear you! 🙌
absolutely amazing animations :O
Thanks! 🙌
Didn't expect it to be this interesting. Nice job
This video was so much better than it had any right to be.Kudos Red Bull!
The VFX are insane!
Please do more videos like this about other sports like surfing etc
Clearly not made for a climbing audience, but I say, the more the merrier! Come to the dark side 😁
Extremely satisfying to see all the vectors and center of gravity, etc. graphics - physics is my favorite way of teaching climbing!
Thank you !! Great to have you climbers on board!! 🙌
Great way to bring climbing to mainstream audiences.
Need more of this!
We got you! 👍
I want to make fun of the over-editing in this video, but it is actually done so well that I really liked it haha.
All the videos are so cool
Very cool video. Just starting bouldering. The amount of technique that comes with it is fun and crazy.
Awesome visual effects!!!
So cool video montage!!!
That's awesome
5:30 .... training, dedication and Red Bull
Very nice content! Love the view on climbing!
The force vectors were inconsistent though. Actio = reactio, yes but once they show the force applied to the hold in the direction of gravitation and later the opposite. Just a detail but I wonder why nobody of the animators noticed...
urgghhh almost stopped climbing because of the visuals!
No don't!
I too enjoy the climbing.
This is so important i had to work my finger and tendons and bones for 3 years to do what i do. Feom just hanging on a pullup bar to strenghten everything. Just hold.
whoever edited this is a fuckin legend
🙌
put them under enough pressure and they'll grow to sustain themselves and survive... Do it repeatedly and they'll strive...
4:30 I remember rock climbing for the first time... I was so refusing to fall (cause old crush was literally climbing right beside me) I remember fighting for it so much I can feel my arm buldge so much it was like I was on steroids. It definitely sore till the next 2 days.
Nicely done !
What gym are they at? Looks incredible!
Nice video and a very strong performance from Shauna. Product placement of the energy drink wasn't necessary.
i guess climbing makes you keep your hips closer to things that you want to stay on, at least that is what i learned from shaunas commentary
This is great work but why was the VO recorded through a plastic cup?
broooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! omg, more videos like this please! which tendon do I got to break again for you to make more of these ?!
Thank you
Inspiring video
I feel like I'm in anatomy class all over again. lol
Not sure if this is now positive or not 🤔😂
I'm infatuated!! Thats some hot stuff your putting on the net
I'm a simple man. I see Shauna, I click "like".
Damn, great video!
magnus will always be my #1
Wow...
the hangboard shes using i actaully have that same one!
Tendonitis... tendonitis is what happens to your body when you climb... thank you for coming to my TED talk
Fun fact: Fighter pilots want exactly what she doesn’t want happening when she climbs and her forearms lock up like that because gravity is working against her.
Especially in fast jets like F18’s, 16’s, etc. the pilots breathe a certain way and squeeze their muscles in place to constrict their blood vessels to trap blood in major muscle groups to keep it all from going (or leaving) their head when they pull G’s in flight. If they didn’t do this, there would be a major blood rush to/from the head and they’d pass out while piloting the plane. 👎🏼
Just in case you were wondering.
The visuals were so overkill I started laughing. They are good though.
love this one!!!
0:23 oh, COME ON!!!
Talk about an oversight lol
Wow i didn't realize this was an ad until the end...
Awesome!
4:12
I got super freaked out thinking she was free soloing it... Turns out they just blurred out the rope lol
Nice motion graphics!
Wow, I’m watching this while drinking Red Bull
Literally gives you wings
👐