I'm watching it for about the fifth time and still getting more out of it. Hannah and Nathan also produce top shelf collaborations with Hazel F, Alex P and Robin O.
Yes! I think regardless of skill level or familiarity with these techniques it can be really helpful to hear a coach break down the nuances of the moves.
What an incredible coach. Very articulate and putting everything into terms that are easily understood. Looks like I’ve got some work to do on keeping straight arms
I think this is the most I've ever learned from a single video. I think I'm way stronger than the grad I climb at, I've been doing calisthenics for a few years now, never realized how inefficient my movement really was.
Wow, so good to see someone who wants to focus on climbing efficiency and becoming a truly better climber. Feels like everyone puts so much focus on gaining strength that things like flexibility and technique have fallen by the wayside. Incredible video Hannah. I’m learning a lot, Thankyou for this.
@@hannahmorrisbouldering credit to you as well for even wanting to improve your climbing this way. Most people never even consider technique but instead focus purely on strength, which while important, isn’t nearly as important as crafting stellar technique. Great video Hannah ✌🏽😃👍🏽
climbing efficiency coaches are going to be the future because at this point everyone seems to be stronger than what they should be climbing. This woman is the boss for showing it so clearly, and she's very professional aswell. I never thought about this difference between the inside/outside flags, i knew they both existed but i thought they served the same purpose so i've stick with the outside for everything. I'm sure gonna try the inside one and give it a good chance. Thanks Hannah!
This was such a refreshing watch. Brilliant coach, could listen for hours, and really nicely edited. The 25 minutes went by in a flash. I would imagine using the support arm as a lever through the entire movement feels awkward, but your movements look so dialled and effortless that way. For sure gonna apply these drills in my next sessions. Compared to Be, my biceps-dependency makes me look like a brute gym rat misplaced on a climbing wall. :o
This right here i why i keep telling people "anyone can do bouldering" if you lack the strength then you require more technique, people like myself who have the strength often use it to compensate for the lack of technique. This video is incredibly informative and i'm definitely going to try and use these techniques when i go climbing next, i'm still fairly new and i think i may have accidentally used the hip swing into the wall a few times. Hopefully i can get this ingrained into my head while i'm still new so i can save my strength and boulder for a longer period of time
This made me finally try the sport. A week after seeing your video I went to my local indoor bouldering gym and tried climbing for the first time ever. Awesome and super fulfilling experience! Immediately bought a pair of climbing shoes and currently checking out my options to hopefully continue bouldering once every few weeks. ;) Thanks a lot for the beautiful content and the insights of this very helpful coaching session.
Went to the gym on my lunch break to try this out, and I was FINALLY able to reach a hold that I couldn't before. Thank you so much for this, it would be great to get more content with Be if possible, her explanations are solid and I genuinely feel like i've Leveled Up my technique !
Im a running coach who has started climbing to spend time with children. Obviously your climbing is top notch but your coaching style is as well. Enjoyable watch on may levels. This should be a video to watch to teach people how to coach.
As someone who's literally only climbed 3 times this is incredible. It's accessible, it's easy to watch, and it's really cool to see some coaching in action and it's cool to relate it to how I can bring this to a wall!! Thanks so much 👍
wow, the inside flag is really the most underrated technique!! i really really need to pay attention to this. makes so much sense. i take so much time on overhangs because of outisde flagging i think
This is the most insanely good climbing technique video in the history of youtube. I am well on the wrong side of 60 and need to avoid bicep abuse to maximise the years of climbing I still have ahead of me. This is about the fifth time I have watched it in the past couple of years and I keep getting more out of it.
This is incredibly useful. Thank you so much. I've been struggling with flagging for a while. I didn't quite get it. Now I feel like I understand it better.
This is so worth a save on the watch later list before a session. They explanation and demo on flagging was amazing. Most videos are hard to see when and why you'd choose an inside flag vs outside flag.
These videos are SO good. I love the common sense explanations of these techniques. I never took a class or coaching session. Joined a partner in their intro climbing class and the staff pulled me aside after my first couple climbs, they commented on how good my technique was and were surprised by how little experience I had. Thanks so much to Hannah and Coach Be! These videos helped me go from 5.7 to 5.11a and now lead certified in just a year.
It's small amount of corrections that make the biggest difference in her climbing! That change from the habit of back flagging to now, using the inside edge and an inside flag gave her so much more reach! Very cool to see the technique and the immediate feedback of why it works better than just muscle-ing through things. Much appreciated video!
Fantastic video!! Would Be consider making some videos as online coaching tools? I would pay a decent amount to have her do an online series, she explains thing so clearly, what a fantastic coach.
Well I can’t wait to try this out. This is exactly what I needed. I always thought I was too short, now I am realizing I am not using my hips and legs near enough.
ive been climbing pretty regularly for about a month now, and this video was so incredibly helpful! learning to pivot my feet and use my legs and glutes more has been a game changer!
Wow you are a coach! amazing analysis. This video needs to blow up. The amount of times I see people struggle with using their whole body and waste energy. Pumping out their biceps wihtin 30 mins of climbing. I obviously had to go through my own development of understanding this but this video just affirms what I've learned
After 2 1/2 years off from climbing, I’m finally getting back into it! This was an incredible coaching session and I hope to be able to use these techniques as I get back on the wall. Thank you Hannah for sharing your session with Be 😊
This is an awesome video. I was just teaching my friend all of these technics yesterday. I just sent it to him so he can have more visual references and reminder of the reason these moves work and when to use them. Thank you this video!
I wish I could get a lesson like this because I feel like being such a large climber there are a lot of things that most climbers do that I should be doing differently but I don’t know what I should be doing. Nobody makes technique videos for people over 200 lbs and it is sometimes pretty frustrating having no clue how to use my strength in an efficient way.
I am a climber who doesn't have the most efficient movement patterns, but I think watching other people and then trying to apply that to my climbing helps a bit
If you can climb at over 200lb you must be STRONG! That’s awesome! I can see how you might need different techniques. I climbed with a friend recently (first time, very new at this) who is half a foot shorter than I am and also very thin, and it was amazing how differently we had to solve some of the problems, not because she was shorter, but because I was heavier. She’d shimmy up certain areas that were a lot harder for me because I had to carry more weight, even though my reach was much longer.
My husband is also a big dude and we started climbing together recently and he has the same problem. He's just very tall and solid but this whole sport and the materials therein are so geared towards thinness that i wish I could find him better resources.
Awesome video, lots of little gems such as feet-hips-hands (rather than feet-hands or sometimes hands-hands-hands) and inside v outside flagging. Thanks for posting.
I’m new to climbing and have been feeling kinda stuck in my present grade due to not knowing how to properly move through the boulder. This has been the most enlightening guide I’ve seen on how to more efficiently use the tools at my disposal to actually improve and climb in a more conscious way. Thanks a lot! You got a new sub :)
I consider myself an intermediate climber, but 100% of this video was super informative and I hope to test out a bunch of these techniques next time I climb!
Hands down one of the best, most informative training videos out there. I'm starting to put much more focused attention to these movement improvements this upcoming training season and this was immensely helpful. Literally going to practice these things tonight!
Really love the way you break every move down to its minute detail and explain the basics behind it so well. Techniques that can be incorporated easily because it's made easier to understand. One of the best contents available on internet. I'm an enthusiast of this sport and I aspire to get into climbing and hence plan to join a climbing gym soon. I'll surely follow this channel closely as I get into climbing. Keep up the great work!!
This was awesome! When outside flags finally clicked for me was a major boost to what I could climb. Really psyched to see if I can do this with inside flags as well. Thank you!
I’ve watched thousands of hours of climbing content on RUclips and this video along with the other one with Bea are hands down the best technique video out there. A masterclass.
Watch this just before my session yesterday and it was a true eye opener... Im reaching intermediary grades and im struggling to see how to improve techniques that I know of but dont master. This was so interesting, and so chill as well, it made me want to have a coach ahah. Thank you to both of you for this!!
Thank you both Hannah Morris and Be Fuller for sharing this most insightful lesson in efficiency of correct movement patterns in ones quest to becoming a climber...Poetry in human motion explained and demonstrated in such a beautifully simple way. Much appreciated and keep up the great work! All my best. Marc
Saved this. Really appreciate documenting this breakdown. I am stuck on 10’s and mostly get thru them from upper body strength. In my 30’s and appreciate the path of least resistance method. Gonna start working with these tools and try to better identify when to use them! Thank you!
I just started getting back into climbing after taking time off from an unrelated injury. This was awesome! I am looking forward to trying these techniques! Thank you!
This is easily the most insightful coaching vid I’ve seen, thank you for sharing and so many great exercises to work on and process. Love it!
I'm watching it for about the fifth time and still getting more out of it. Hannah and Nathan also produce top shelf collaborations with Hazel F, Alex P and Robin O.
Pretty much spot on. Saved to playlist.
That section at 18:36 looked like magic, dropping the foothold lower and suddenly gaining a foot of reach
This is my biggest issue as a noob!!
Every climber needs to save this video on a playlist. This was basically a free 25 minute coaching session. Thanks Hannah and Coach Be!
All thanks to Coach Be! She’s brill.😅
TRUE! very very helpful
Agreed! I was taking vigorous notes through the video. Can't wait to apply these drills and concepts at my local wall!
Yes! I think regardless of skill level or familiarity with these techniques it can be really helpful to hear a coach break down the nuances of the moves.
Agreed
What an incredible coach. Very articulate and putting everything into terms that are easily understood. Looks like I’ve got some work to do on keeping straight arms
Exactly what came to my mind
I think this is the most I've ever learned from a single video. I think I'm way stronger than the grad I climb at, I've been doing calisthenics for a few years now, never realized how inefficient my movement really was.
Wow, so good to see someone who wants to focus on climbing efficiency and becoming a truly better climber. Feels like everyone puts so much focus on gaining strength that things like flexibility and technique have fallen by the wayside. Incredible video Hannah. I’m learning a lot, Thankyou for this.
All credit to Be for her knowledge and patience with passing it on to me! 🤣
@@hannahmorrisbouldering credit to you as well for even wanting to improve your climbing this way. Most people never even consider technique but instead focus purely on strength, which while important, isn’t nearly as important as crafting stellar technique. Great video Hannah ✌🏽😃👍🏽
climbing efficiency coaches are going to be the future because at this point everyone seems to be stronger than what they should be climbing. This woman is the boss for showing it so clearly, and she's very professional aswell.
I never thought about this difference between the inside/outside flags, i knew they both existed but i thought they served the same purpose so i've stick with the outside for everything. I'm sure gonna try the inside one and give it a good chance. Thanks Hannah!
This was such a refreshing watch. Brilliant coach, could listen for hours, and really nicely edited. The 25 minutes went by in a flash. I would imagine using the support arm as a lever through the entire movement feels awkward, but your movements look so dialled and effortless that way.
For sure gonna apply these drills in my next sessions. Compared to Be, my biceps-dependency makes me look like a brute gym rat misplaced on a climbing wall. :o
One of the best explanations of body position and flagging I’ve seen… thanks!
Oh my goodness Hannah! This video is amazing! I can’t believe coach Be is generous enough to put this info out there for free, what a legend
One of the best movement coaching videos I have seen. Thanks for taking the time to share this!
Glad you thought so! All thanks to Be and her letting me share her wisdom here.
This right here i why i keep telling people "anyone can do bouldering" if you lack the strength then you require more technique, people like myself who have the strength often use it to compensate for the lack of technique. This video is incredibly informative and i'm definitely going to try and use these techniques when i go climbing next, i'm still fairly new and i think i may have accidentally used the hip swing into the wall a few times. Hopefully i can get this ingrained into my head while i'm still new so i can save my strength and boulder for a longer period of time
Wow! The drop knee breakdown around 10:30 was GOLD!!!
This made me finally try the sport. A week after seeing your video I went to my local indoor bouldering gym and tried climbing for the first time ever. Awesome and super fulfilling experience! Immediately bought a pair of climbing shoes and currently checking out my options to hopefully continue bouldering once every few weeks. ;) Thanks a lot for the beautiful content and the insights of this very helpful coaching session.
That’s awesome to hear welcome to the crag!
Thanks so much for commenting - that’s wonderful to hear. Hope you’re enjoying climbing so far, it’s the best! 🪨☺️
I watch so many videos on climbing, and try to learn something, and then I watch this and learn tons.
Went to the gym on my lunch break to try this out, and I was FINALLY able to reach a hold that I couldn't before. Thank you so much for this, it would be great to get more content with Be if possible, her explanations are solid and I genuinely feel like i've Leveled Up my technique !
Im a running coach who has started climbing to spend time with children. Obviously your climbing is top notch but your coaching style is as well. Enjoyable watch on may levels. This should be a video to watch to teach people how to coach.
First video with a good rule of thumb on when to use inside vs outside flag ! Nice.
I’m new to climbing and started practicing this yesterday. So happy to have found this so early in my climbing journey. ❤
I'm a new boulderer and I keep coming back to these videos to work the concepts into my brain
I would totally take lessons with Be if she is EVER in Colorado. I've watched this 4-5 times... amazing
What an awesome teacher. The way she moves on the wall is stunning 🎉🍀💫
As someone who's literally only climbed 3 times this is incredible. It's accessible, it's easy to watch, and it's really cool to see some coaching in action and it's cool to relate it to how I can bring this to a wall!! Thanks so much 👍
That’s so great to hear! Hope you’ve been enjoying taking the coaching tips to the wall 😅
wow, the inside flag is really the most underrated technique!! i really really need to pay attention to this. makes so much sense. i take so much time on overhangs because of outisde flagging i think
This is the most insanely good climbing technique video in the history of youtube. I am well on the wrong side of 60 and need to avoid bicep abuse to maximise the years of climbing I still have ahead of me. This is about the fifth time I have watched it in the past couple of years and I keep getting more out of it.
This is honestly the best video on climbing technique I have seen so far. Coach Be is really brilliant! 🙂
This was incredible. Thank you.
I come back to this video all the time! such great coaching
This is incredibly useful. Thank you so much. I've been struggling with flagging for a while. I didn't quite get it. Now I feel like I understand it better.
Glad you found it handy and that it comes in useful down at the wall 🥳
This is so worth a save on the watch later list before a session. They explanation and demo on flagging was amazing.
Most videos are hard to see when and why you'd choose an inside flag vs outside flag.
Really glad you liked the video and that the information was useful :)
These videos are SO good. I love the common sense explanations of these techniques. I never took a class or coaching session. Joined a partner in their intro climbing class and the staff pulled me aside after my first couple climbs, they commented on how good my technique was and were surprised by how little experience I had. Thanks so much to Hannah and Coach Be! These videos helped me go from 5.7 to 5.11a and now lead certified in just a year.
It's small amount of corrections that make the biggest difference in her climbing! That change from the habit of back flagging to now, using the inside edge and an inside flag gave her so much more reach! Very cool to see the technique and the immediate feedback of why it works better than just muscle-ing through things. Much appreciated video!
Thanks for the video both, this is great!
This is gold, thanks !
🤙🏻🤟🏼👍🏼
Great feeling after coming off a coaching session with new techniques to implement
Really is! Be has a great way of making things click in my head and helping me to understand that small tweaks can have a huge impact!
Fantastic video!! Would Be consider making some videos as online coaching tools? I would pay a decent amount to have her do an online series, she explains thing so clearly, what a fantastic coach.
Well I can’t wait to try this out. This is exactly what I needed. I always thought I was too short, now I am realizing I am not using my hips and legs near enough.
ive been climbing pretty regularly for about a month now, and this video was so incredibly helpful! learning to pivot my feet and use my legs and glutes more has been a game changer!
Wow you are a coach! amazing analysis. This video needs to blow up. The amount of times I see people struggle with using their whole body and waste energy. Pumping out their biceps wihtin 30 mins of climbing. I obviously had to go through my own development of understanding this but this video just affirms what I've learned
I'm bringing this video to the gym with me and trying everything here. This is incredibly valuable content.
So glad you think so! 😍
saw this recommended on a subreddit and it’s so good, thank you for this awesome video!!
This is a total gift, thank you for letting us in! Awesome to watch your growth as well.
Please do more with Be! This was very helpful information and all was stuff I haven't seen explained elsewhere. Thanks for sharing!!
Glad it was helpful! :D
After 2 1/2 years off from climbing, I’m finally getting back into it! This was an incredible coaching session and I hope to be able to use these techniques as I get back on the wall. Thank you Hannah for sharing your session with Be 😊
Thank you! Hope you're loving coming back to climbing :)
This is good. The most instructional climbing video I’ve seen on the internet!!
Thanks Hanna and Be!!
What a great video. Be is such a wonderful coach. Could listen to her for hours.
This is an awesome video. I was just teaching my friend all of these technics yesterday. I just sent it to him so he can have more visual references and reminder of the reason these moves work and when to use them. Thank you this video!
My mind is blown, this is incredible. I’ll be practicing this! Can’t thank you enough.
I wish I could get a lesson like this because I feel like being such a large climber there are a lot of things that most climbers do that I should be doing differently but I don’t know what I should be doing. Nobody makes technique videos for people over 200 lbs and it is sometimes pretty frustrating having no clue how to use my strength in an efficient way.
I am a climber who doesn't have the most efficient movement patterns, but I think watching other people and then trying to apply that to my climbing helps a bit
If you can climb at over 200lb you must be STRONG! That’s awesome! I can see how you might need different techniques. I climbed with a friend recently (first time, very new at this) who is half a foot shorter than I am and also very thin, and it was amazing how differently we had to solve some of the problems, not because she was shorter, but because I was heavier. She’d shimmy up certain areas that were a lot harder for me because I had to carry more weight, even though my reach was much longer.
My husband is also a big dude and we started climbing together recently and he has the same problem. He's just very tall and solid but this whole sport and the materials therein are so geared towards thinness that i wish I could find him better resources.
YEAH! THANKS GS!
Awesome video, lots of little gems such as feet-hips-hands (rather than feet-hands or sometimes hands-hands-hands) and inside v outside flagging. Thanks for posting.
I’m new to climbing and have been feeling kinda stuck in my present grade due to not knowing how to properly move through the boulder. This has been the most enlightening guide I’ve seen on how to more efficiently use the tools at my disposal to actually improve and climb in a more conscious way.
Thanks a lot! You got a new sub :)
Just started climbing recently, but thanks so much for the video! Learnt alot from this for my beginner journey
Great to hear it. Hope you’re loving climbing so far 😀
Great video. Really interesting and informative. I'll try and follow this as I'm very stiff in my hips and lower back. Have a great trip.
I am a beginner climber and this video was very helpful. Technique is so important and makes climbing beautiful to watch :)
Wow. What an incredible teacher! This is just amazing...so excited to go geek out on these movements at the gym tomorrow!
thank you for such a great video x
This is the best flagging tutorial video I've ever seen. Thank you so much, I can't wait to put this into in my climbing practice.
This is the best instructional video. Thank you Hannah and Be I have learnt so much from this . Awesome 👍
Glad it was helpful!
the dance she did to illustrate the different between inside and outside flag literally made my mind explode
What a great video Hannah. Thank you Coach Be...love it.
There were so many insightful moments in that video for me - awesome coaching! I feel like my climbing IQ has doubled. Mind blown!
So good to hear, and I’m sure Be will be thrilled to hear it too 😅😊
So useful! This was great. Thank you both!
Brilliant. So many aha moments! Thank you for sharing this!
Amazing video! Volume one (where this is shot) used to be my local centre - so bummed out that I moved away!!
I can't believe this video is free tbh! Cheers
So much useful information that was explained so well. Great vid!
Glad it was helpful! Be is a brilliant teacher and I'm very lucky she let me film the session :)
I consider myself an intermediate climber, but 100% of this video was super informative and I hope to test out a bunch of these techniques next time I climb!
Yessss, more free climbing coaching on youtube.
Brilliant video
Glad you liked it !
Hands down one of the best, most informative training videos out there. I'm starting to put much more focused attention to these movement improvements this upcoming training season and this was immensely helpful. Literally going to practice these things tonight!
Great Video. Thanks for putting it together and thanks to Be for giving us all a free lesson!
Really love the way you break every move down to its minute detail and explain the basics behind it so well. Techniques that can be incorporated easily because it's made easier to understand. One of the best contents available on internet. I'm an enthusiast of this sport and I aspire to get into climbing and hence plan to join a climbing gym soon. I'll surely follow this channel closely as I get into climbing. Keep up the great work!!
This was awesome! When outside flags finally clicked for me was a major boost to what I could climb. Really psyched to see if I can do this with inside flags as well. Thank you!
Feels like I just understood climbing for the first time. 😄 Thanks for this amazing video!
I’m really excited to go try these new techniques out omg!!
Hope you like it!
Just starting and this video was great. Informative and will be so helpful!
Excellent!!
Glad you like it!
I’ve watched thousands of hours of climbing content on RUclips and this video along with the other one with Bea are hands down the best technique video out there. A masterclass.
Thank you this video is very helpful
I appreciate this!
The coach does an excellent job cause most of youtubers climbers, even good and famouse ones fail on this, well done and thanks for the video!
Thanks for this video! Will definitely try the pyramid with my climbing kids :)
Watch this just before my session yesterday and it was a true eye opener... Im reaching intermediary grades and im struggling to see how to improve techniques that I know of but dont master. This was so interesting, and so chill as well, it made me want to have a coach ahah. Thank you to both of you for this!!
Amazing coach
Thank you
Great video! Thank you :) It is so good to know the basics, as this is where the efficiency lies
Thank you both Hannah Morris and Be Fuller for sharing this most insightful lesson in efficiency of correct movement patterns in ones quest to becoming a climber...Poetry in human motion explained and demonstrated in such a beautifully simple way. Much appreciated and keep up the great work! All my best. Marc
Thank you for sharing!! I will definitely be trying to implement this into my own climbing and training.
Wonderful! Have fun with it. :)
This session was really useful to watch, I'm going to see if I can adapt some of these elements to my own climbing!
Glad you found it useful - Be is FULL of such useful info :)
wow. this is fantastic. Thank you so much
You’re most welcome!
Great technique video! This is exactly what I have been looking for. More like this! Thank you, both!!
Saved this. Really appreciate documenting this breakdown. I am stuck on 10’s and mostly get thru them from upper body strength.
In my 30’s and appreciate the path of least resistance method.
Gonna start working with these tools and try to better identify when to use them! Thank you!
Very impressive bits of knowledge. Even for more advandced climbers
Wow, this was an absolute banger of a coaching session. Thanks for sharing!
Great video, super helpful!
Glad it was helpful!
I just started getting back into climbing after taking time off from an unrelated injury. This was awesome! I am looking forward to trying these techniques! Thank you!
Great video. Thank you for sharing. Great coaching!
i think i will always think about this video for the rest of my years having fun climbing ! thank you for the lessons =)
Superb lesson by an amazing coach. Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
OMG! She is the best trainer I ever saw.