I'm new to climbing and and also new to watching climbing content, and maybe it's the marketing but modern bouldering with all those dynos seems to be the more popular (or even mainstream) version of the sport and I personally see so much more beauty and grace in a nice lead climb than a boulder problem. I guess i don't have a point to make, just really enjoyed the video and wanted to appreciate your style 👌
Ok so basically, I think this is a joke. 12b is a grade that has never been climbed by anyone (hardest route is currently Adam Ondra's 9c) and that shall not be climbed for a very long time. He said "5.12b", which is actually 7b.
i have a question tho i started climbing about 3 months ago but stopped bcs i dislocated my shoulder a few days ago when do u think its appropriate to continue progressing im trying to progress from V4 to V5 now
First recover FULLY from your injury, I myself had a strain (A3 and A4 pulley) with my middle fingers in both hands, and I'm sitting out till the injury is no longer a problem. To increase you grade, GYM, climbing grades 5a to 6b+ you only need good technique and not a lot of strength. From 6C onwards you need strength. Workout 3 times a week (cardio included) and climb once a 4-5 hour session once a week and your grade will improve, keep the campus board to a minimum as that can easily get you injured if you have not built up a minimum base level of strength required to use it
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Seriously one of the best walkthroughs of a route I’ve ever seen. Please make more.
Very nice and thorough. I like the 2 cameras so we can see everything whats going on
I'm new to climbing and and also new to watching climbing content, and maybe it's the marketing but modern bouldering with all those dynos seems to be the more popular (or even mainstream) version of the sport and I personally see so much more beauty and grace in a nice lead climb than a boulder problem. I guess i don't have a point to make, just really enjoyed the video and wanted to appreciate your style 👌
My endurance is definitely not as long as I'd like so I need to take rests - these tips are super helpful! Thanks!!
use elliptical using also your arms...it helps a lot.
Would definitely like to see more lead climbing related videos!
This was some good info... Thanks for the video!
Love your content! More lead videos please!
Definitely recovered in the editing
nice, i always wanted to show people how to climb with a go pro! But even sweeter that theres 2 cameras!!
Thanks for the tips! Also thanks for the videos, I find them super usefull to upgrade my training
Really great video with useful tips. Thanks for sharing
Love it! Thanks for the info, more tips for lead climbing would be awesome!
Nice vid, very specific and helpful
Usually you can spot a resting point by looking for the big chalked up holds near a quickdraw.
You SURE that's a real 12b??
It's a pretty well known gym. I'd bet he's just strong enough to make it look easy
no way im no pro but that didn't look difficult. those holds were deep
Ok so basically, I think this is a joke. 12b is a grade that has never been climbed by anyone (hardest route is currently Adam Ondra's 9c) and that shall not be climbed for a very long time. He said "5.12b", which is actually 7b.
Jean Kévin little did you know when you made this comment that megos had just sent the worlds second 9c😎
@@Connordrs1123 Now I know it ;)
i have a question tho i started climbing about 3 months ago but stopped bcs i dislocated my shoulder a few days ago when do u think its appropriate to continue progressing im trying to progress from V4 to V5 now
Continue climbing when there is no pain. You can always progress, unless you get injured badly that will step-back your progression
First recover FULLY from your injury, I myself had a strain (A3 and A4 pulley) with my middle fingers in both hands, and I'm sitting out till the injury is no longer a problem.
To increase you grade, GYM, climbing grades 5a to 6b+ you only need good technique and not a lot of strength. From 6C onwards you need strength.
Workout 3 times a week (cardio included) and climb once a 4-5 hour session once a week and your grade will improve, keep the campus board to a minimum as that can easily get you injured if you have not built up a minimum base level of strength required to use it
my gym is not nice and puts hard holds at both the start and towards the end lmao