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Kai was super, but actually I was more impressed about the quality of your questions. Loved it 🤩

Nice "below intermediate" 😮

one of my fav gym in jp. The sets using iwakagami holds is crazy, Just like climbing outdoor in indoor.

Very insightful video. Thanks for the upload! 😀

That gym is a whole giant spray wall!

Omg. The advice from kai is so make sense but cannot be found anywhere on the internet. Japanese climbing style are really dedicated and sophisticated. Thank for sharing

Kai is such a great guy! I met him back in 2023 in B pump. Hes always keen on taking pictures with his fans!

OMG I’m a Japanese person married to an Iranian guy and I used to live in Indy too!! I came across this video when searching for climbing videos for short people but I’m shocked to find another Japanese-Iranian climber couple 😂

i need thissssss！

Amazing that you got to see Shinichiro Nomura routesetting, he is one climber that I like to watch these days

Underrated channel, keeps video Colin would like to know more about Japanese setters thought on setting

World Cup level problems or harder ? The amazing thing is there are so many Japanese setters at the equal level and they are setting wonderful problems all over Japan every week :)

it's amazing to see this process!!!

I guess I gotta start training in Japan

They are on a different level. Damn.

Great video! 😁 Thank you for posting.

Nice to see this video. So enjoy the sharing from setting team from epic gym in climbing leading country.

Part 2 please!

this channel is so underrated!

The setters are really Japan's top setters!

Great video 😁

love your vibes 🙇

How far from Atlanta is this? Looks so fun!

I really liked tip 1 and your own personal examples. Thanks for the video!

Great video! 😄

Thanks for the video. I just figured out I have the same condition😢😢 Could you share how you cut the shoe?

Love it! Thank you!

This gym looks amazing

I’ve been staying at Toronto since last September and I also went to R.R.G for sports climbing trip in this May with my friends. That was definitely one of most beautiful memories in entire my life. Projecting 5.12d sounds so cool!!! Btw I’d love to hear your background such as how you got to states, what made you start this channel and so on. (If you already uploaded these type shit I’m sorry for not looking for it by myself) 昨年の9月よりトロントに滞在しており、今年の5月に私もRedにスポーツクライミング旅行へ行ってきました！12.dをprojectingだなんてすごくかっこいいです！ ぜひAkaneさんのバックグラウンドなどについても動画を上げていただけると幸いです！（すでに上げていただいておりましたら申し訳ありません🙇）

for stretching (on non climbing days), how long do you normally hold each position?

Thanks, I live in small town, in country with no mountains, videos like that really helps me exercise with what I have

this is the most useful video I've ever seen

Im freaking out, i didn’t even know i had these until one day i was feeling my feet after a climb and realized it wasnt my ankle bone I was feeling 😢 i dont have pain per se but i love climbing and there’s no way ill ever stop. I hope this works

“…which is really cool and nice for taller people.” Ha! Loved the side-by-side section of video on Jesus Wept. Fun video!

Ai Mori beating Janja Garnbret is a MUST see to understand that height don't make it all. I am tall myself, but my wife is quite short, so each one of us has his own strength and weakness. Sometimes we have to climb in a different style to make it work for sure, but the most important is that we top it !

great video, also enlightening insight on the variation of a heelhook instead of toestep!

Great vibes. Good luck next season! Hope to see you guys out there. Awesome attitude and approach to climbing. Keep it up 👍🏼

The quintessential pump ladder experience of chainsaw massacre is classic

I joined my gym's comp yesterday for beginner category. I had no idea what 'redpoint format' was and I didn't know what to expect. I took a peek at the restricted comp area a day before and every route looked impossible, and I didn't think I could be able to top any of those. I watched this video a day before the comp and it was super helpful. Every tip covered in this video was all applicable. I used the tips like arrive early, warm up well, observe/simulate/flash and etc. At the comp, I did far better than my normal climbing capabilities. Everything went exactly the way you described in the video. Out of 6, I flashed 4 and zoned 2. The two routes that I only zoned required balance and better footwork which are my weaknesses. I didn't win anything (I know I was very close though. The guy who won the 3rd place also topped 4 and zoned 2.), but I had a great time and learned a lot. This video helped me tremendously to be prepared. Thank you!

i’m joining my gym’s local comp soon and this video really helped me shake off any anxiety i had about it! i loved your tips too <3

Awesome, cool to see that y’all’s cruxes were opposite parts of the boulder, gives you a perspective on how different people interact with the rock

I have this as well! Didn't climb for half a year, I might try to sow in elastic on the back of my shoes. You'd hope someone would design a shoe with an adjustable back

How long do you typically rest mid-route? (assuming there’s a nice jug)

you just saved me! thank you!!

Hey! Nice video! How hard is the boulder problem at the bottom? Top?

very inspiring! Do you train base endurance and power endurance together? Or do you focus on endurance first and then power endurance on the next cycle?

How did you train base endurance?

Great video!

Great video...very interesting.

Congratulations on sending Jesus Wept! Thanks for the videos.