Yeah, I hear you. There’s this V5 that requires a dyno at my gym. It requires you to jump back and up a few feet and grab two staggered jugs. It’s awkward as hell.
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Congrats on the 8a send! What is missing in this tutorial is stressing the importance of warming up. Dynos can be the quickest way to the injury (fingers, elbows and shoulders are the most exposed when dynoing, clearly, but also ankles and knees are put under a lot of stress).
Cool video, guys! I think it is important to mention the muscles are completely engaged at the moment of grabbing the destination hold to avoid body weight bouncing on the joints (and protect them). I see many people getting injured because of this. I hope it makes sense. Thanks!
The chest orientation tip was actually really helpfull. I've been climbing for three years and I still have trouble with dynos, so thanks for the advice.
Hey, I'm all new to bouldering, joined a friend two times and I'm liking it already. Great with these beginner tutorials for technique and learning basics of grips, terminology and all. Thanks a bunch for putting them out there for everyone to watch.. Cheers mate.
Momentum was correct. P = momentum, m = mass, v = velocity. p = m*v Velocity has speed and direction, but does not include a persons mass. You want to ensure you throw in the velocity vector (proper direction with the proper speed), and, oh! don't forget your mass!
I just found your channel because I am planning on starting climbing at my local wall, and searched for information. New subscriber! I like the clarity and simplicity of your information, and this is video #3 of yours in a row! 👍🏾😊👌🏿
can you do a video on dynoing from awkward positions like bent legs and stretched arms or so? And also dynos where you use different body parts to build momentum.
The right direction of your momentum and the right direction of your velocity are effectively the same thing here. Momentum is just calculated as mass x velocity. They share the same vector direction though, so the correct direction is the same for both.
There's a boulder problem at my local wall that the setter told me is a static problem. Two holds only, couldn't get anywhere statically so me and my friends all just Dyno it. Both good handle type holds first is 3 foot of the ground or so. Other one is about 9-10 foot off the ground and about 6 foot behind and a bit to the side. Feels good man.
I always get scared. I fell once and hit my legs on about 3 holds, and my head was so close to banging into one of those pointy box things. It was because it was slightly tilted forward, so I just hit myself on everything going down. But I managed to push myself away last moment. _I guess I just won’t go on tilted forward walls again._
You should have spoken about/explained range of motion. How important it is and how much it controls the distance your travel. The point at which to release would also probobly help.
Markwood Fields I’m by no means an expert but in my experience, releasing later is the key. If you are jumping away, you are releasing to early in your swing. Hope this helps :)
How do you do the really big leaps? There is a 7B at our gym and there are only 3 mounts. 1 for your feet, 1 for your hands (close to the feet one) and the top one is like 3m apart from the 2nd one
What do you mean locking up?? The only thing I can think is that you're climbing too aggressively and need to take longer breaks between attempts, but to be honest I've never heard anyone say their hands "lock up" while climbing before.
@@disgruntledwookie369 sometimes people's hands do lock up in certain situations - it's often medically caused. I experience this occasionally in other situations. I do agree regarding your thought to rest in between, and to be less aggressive in the action. 😊
Great vid! I am having trouble staying put after dyno-ing haha. My grip either slips or my legs keep going with my momentum and off I go. Any tips? Flag my foot asap? or try to hang in there? Still building stamina here lol
I need to practice my dynos out in the real field, there is this one boulder problem that requires that commitment and I am just too afraid...plus I need to invest in a crash pad xD
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Should beginners practise dinos like that shown at the end under supervision of an instructor? Looks kind of intimidating lol, and don't wanna ingrain any bad habits.
You missed the best tip.... Have a girl watch you! I went bouldering for the second time, trying this pink v2 with a big dyno (my first) failed 8 times.... This gorgeous girl starts watching me after we chatted and low and behold i stuck the dyno with no problems at all and ascended to the top!
I'm just afraid I'll catapult myself into a pointy box
PseudOni pointy box
Exactly. :/
Yeah, I hear you. There’s this V5 that requires a dyno at my gym. It requires you to jump back and up a few feet and grab two staggered jugs. It’s awkward as hell.
pointy box was my nickname in prison
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I was stupid lost my account password. I would love any tips you can give me!
Congrats on the 8a send! What is missing in this tutorial is stressing the importance of warming up. Dynos can be the quickest way to the injury (fingers, elbows and shoulders are the most exposed when dynoing, clearly, but also ankles and knees are put under a lot of stress).
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0:30 there is a dead guy in the background.
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Quisl he was resting cuz he was trying hard and stuff so yeah.
ONEK1nG,, r/woooosh
ONEK1nG,, it was a fucking joke
@@ZiggyVibe NO HE WAS F**KING DEAD!!!
"You don't want to f*** it"
My favorite quote. I love those guys across the pond
Cool video, guys! I think it is important to mention the muscles are completely engaged at the moment of grabbing the destination hold to avoid body weight bouncing on the joints (and protect them). I see many people getting injured because of this. I hope it makes sense. Thanks!
Good to know - thank you!
The chest orientation tip was actually really helpfull. I've been climbing for three years and I still have trouble with dynos, so thanks for the advice.
This was pretty helpful, I need this so much. I am a relatively short person, so reach is always a problem for me, so dynos are the way to go. Thanks
I’m relatively new and not that tall and tried these today. Already given me confidence in going for beginner dynos!
Hey, I'm all new to bouldering, joined a friend two times and I'm liking it already.
Great with these beginner tutorials for technique and learning basics of grips, terminology and all.
Thanks a bunch for putting them out there for everyone to watch..
Cheers mate.
r u still climbing
First video I am watching on this channel, saw the 'rainbow rocket' clip, I am sold immediately.
This was actually really helpful. Thank you!
You say that like you didn’t think it was going to be helpful😮😮😮😮
Momentum was correct. P = momentum, m = mass, v = velocity.
p = m*v
Velocity has speed and direction, but does not include a persons mass.
You want to ensure you throw in the velocity vector (proper direction with the proper speed), and, oh! don't forget your mass!
Integral of force
Y'all cringey as hell.
Trying to focus on the video but I’m distracted by this beautiful man
Stop being akward
It’s happening the same to me ..
Trying to focus on the video, but this damn cap makes such damn dark shadows and that's so damn annoying
I think i‘m in Love
Lol thirsty
I just found your channel because I am planning on starting climbing at my local wall, and searched for information.
New subscriber! I like the clarity and simplicity of your information, and this is video #3 of yours in a row! 👍🏾😊👌🏿
Great video. Just getting into all this very addicting
Really enjoyed this guys proper natural video with some good tips. Got a tough dyno at my local bouldering place cant wait to give it a bash now!
Fantastic tutorial, very helpful. Thank you!!
Thank you, make sure the educational content keeps coming! :D
Great vid, thanks! I'm such a wimp re: dynos but you've inspired me.
can you do a video on dynoing from awkward positions like bent legs and stretched arms or so? And also dynos where you use different body parts to build momentum.
I'm really digging these instructional videos! Keep up the good work man. Also, do you guys have a moon board?
Thanks you for a nice Dyno intro! I noticed that grabbing that high hand hold with bent arms helps to stay on the wall.
The right direction of your momentum and the right direction of your velocity are effectively the same thing here. Momentum is just calculated as mass x velocity. They share the same vector direction though, so the correct direction is the same for both.
Thanks! Great tutorial for learning how to get going with the dynos. Thumbs up!
Thank you for this awesome video! I learned so much! Now off to practice :)
There's a boulder problem at my local wall that the setter told me is a static problem. Two holds only, couldn't get anywhere statically so me and my friends all just Dyno it. Both good handle type holds first is 3 foot of the ground or so. Other one is about 9-10 foot off the ground and about 6 foot behind and a bit to the side. Feels good man.
I always get scared. I fell once and hit my legs on about 3 holds, and my head was so close to banging into one of those pointy box things. It was because it was slightly tilted forward, so I just hit myself on everything going down. But I managed to push myself away last moment.
_I guess I just won’t go on tilted forward walls again._
Great tips man !👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Love these tutorials!
Keep em coming! 😀
Subscribed
Thank you for the video!! Really helpful👍🏼
Dynos are by far the coolest moves to pull off
Keep it as simple as possible and you'll make great video tutorials :)
You should have spoken about/explained range of motion. How important it is and how much it controls the distance your travel. The point at which to release would also probobly help.
Ah man.. Jake really is handsome.. 😆😅
Thanks for this! I have trouble keeping close to the wall when dynoing; I often tend to jump away. Any tips for this?
Markwood Fields I’m by no means an expert but in my experience, releasing later is the key. If you are jumping away, you are releasing to early in your swing. Hope this helps :)
Use your hands to guide your body and not to pull on the jump.
i go to this gym! its brilliant
momentum also has direction
Love the tutorial! More like this!
Will you go to zenith climbing center and do a video where you do tips on where to put your feet
And tips
Awesome
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Good comment
Iv started dynamic climbing in my gym, I’m really tall so a lot of the routes are just to crampy for me lol so dynamic is well cooler
That’s a sick gym
velocity and momentum are in the same direction momentum is velocity times mass
What might be more important is to avoid adding angular momentum, probably by releasing hands too late. That might result in nasty injury.
How do you do the really big leaps?
There is a 7B at our gym and there are only 3 mounts. 1 for your feet, 1 for your hands (close to the feet one) and the top one is like 3m apart from the 2nd one
Do people dyno on top-rope or is it mainly for bouldering?
Yes, lead climbers at a higher level often do dynos
Thanks Jake!
Great tips! Thanks a lot ;)
The floor is perfect to add lava in post-prod
Super helpful video! Would you do a second one to build up on this one?
how do I prevent my hands from locking up while climbing?
What do you mean locking up?? The only thing I can think is that you're climbing too aggressively and need to take longer breaks between attempts, but to be honest I've never heard anyone say their hands "lock up" while climbing before.
@@disgruntledwookie369 sometimes people's hands do lock up in certain situations - it's often medically caused. I experience this occasionally in other situations.
I do agree regarding your thought to rest in between, and to be less aggressive in the action. 😊
Brianna - Exercise your hands regularly outside of climbing, and warm them up before climbing, maybe? ☺️
And I agree with the tips above too. 👌🏿
Well done
Omar with hair........ I like it.
Great vid! I am having trouble staying put after dyno-ing haha. My grip either slips or my legs keep going with my momentum and off I go. Any tips? Flag my foot asap? or try to hang in there? Still building stamina here lol
Brilliant lads thx
great tips!
Thank you!!
Height is important for dyno but no impossible I am short but made a big jump. It just takes more work.
You make it seem so easy... Hahaha!
this is genius!!
I need to practice my dynos out in the real field, there is this one boulder problem that requires that commitment and I am just too afraid...plus I need to invest in a crash pad xD
Love the flirting lads.
I miss you Arch
I thought it was arch too! Is this the Edmonton branch?
@@justpiddlinalong621 I think this is Arch North in Edgeware
Is this the centre in Burnt Oak ?
I have no problem touching the hold, but I can't stick it. Any tips?
just hold it, if you can touch you can hold
wow dude, you really have good understanding at physics. Everything seems to be so easy, gj. I hope I will get to that point some day :)
Hi Man, what book or link do you advice for learning technique? just a few months climbing. Thanks mate
Ben Tal Self coached climber is the best book imo
Kiki do you love me are you riding say you never ever leave from beside me because I want you and I need you and I’m down for you always KB do you love me are you riding say you never ever leave from beside me cause I want ya And I’m down for ya always
is this in the arch?? i'm going to lodon very soon and i want to find a good bouldering wall
Yes - Building one in Bermondsey!
Digging the videos guys - where are you based?
Brent Zahradnik The Arch London!
Would love a follow up to this! You did say there’d be more :)
I did my first dyno yesterday it's on my chanle
Omar has been accumulating mass since this video, he will soon turn it into muscle
This is my local bouldering centre!! :)
Where is this centre and what's it called bud?
jon chilas the arch north, collindale. They have 3 centres in London
me: does step one and falls directly backward
How are you doing now? ☺️ 💜
Que lindo 🤍
The Arch?
+Jerimbo yes :)
What did you just do? "rainbow rocket".... OK then... 🤣👉🦄
Word you were looking for was “inertia” Jóke
What climbing gym is this?
+Axton Reed Arch North London :)
Young bobats
Who was lying in the corner in 0:32?? 😂😂
Should beginners practise dinos like that shown at the end under supervision of an instructor? Looks kind of intimidating lol, and don't wanna ingrain any bad habits.
You missed the best tip.... Have a girl watch you! I went bouldering for the second time, trying this pink v2 with a big dyno (my first) failed 8 times.... This gorgeous girl starts watching me after we chatted and low and behold i stuck the dyno with no problems at all and ascended to the top!
Was she impressed? You gotta finish the story, bro!
@@chickenspy1854 She was mildly impressed i think, her boyfriend wasn't nearly as interested lol.
@@garethjones3227 lol
do you think that's Di's hair tie....
2:00
I would be more scared that the white volume is gonna pierce through my body.
i'll come back to this comment when I complete my first v3 dyno 🤩
2:38 jojo refference?
All I can think about is Lara Croft lol
This really is the sexiest sport, albeit the stinkiest or maybe that’s just PORTLAND 😉
why is he wearing a hat indoors
Loved all the information, but the cameraman was way too close, I saw his pores🤦 instead of those bolts......
Okay WTF is a dyno
Super good but your guys come across super stoned
+Dominic Haunschmidt maybe some of us are ;)
r u single
Don’t swear pliz
Sorry mum I'm adult now so.....fuck that 🤣
Fasten your fucking shoes