I love seeing a session that is like genuinely seven go´s in total on youtube cause there is a high volume bias in the climbing community... also liked seeing your shoulders come up a bit on your limit, shows that when we try really really hard we´re all the same, just on different climbs lol
Idk why I assumed that Louis's channel had a lot more subscribers. The production value is great and I love the content so I just thought millions of other people did too. Commenting so the algorithm promotes the video 😊
Question: Why not tape up your tips on coaching days when you are demoing? The grade is probably way sub-limit and you can still show the technique, yet allow your skin to grow back. It's what I do when my tips are wrecked and forces me to focus even more on technique than pulling.
@@PanBuchticka It's more complicated then that. You do loose haptic feedback from gloves. But if you were to use some high tech gloves specific to the surface you climb you'd get an advantage over just skin for sure. It's impossible to compare your achievements to others, that's why nobody is going for it.
Thoughts about using your Mantras on everything? For example, that first boulder seemed like would be much easier with stiffer shoes. Asking for myself, as I also got the Mantras for general training, and I'm too lazy to bring a second stiffer pair and swap shoes mid-session.
Depends on how actually soft/agile/flexible you want them. I don't often wear my dragos because they will soften in the toebox too much to use in most session, and I would rather use my furia air for the dexterity of the toes or boosters for the flexibility and structure of the toes. Something between those two? The dragos come out, but if I wear them for too long in a session then there is no advantage over the furia air and several small drawbacks. Likely, you're happy wearing them entire session long because you're just draping the toes around most holds, and that is fine. Might consider getting a second pair to change out every other session rather than necessarily in session.
At this point in climbing, if the chalk from your hands sticks on the hold - doubling the width of the hold-size - the grade doubles.... absolutely mental that this is even doable lol.
Can i ask a question about falling when climbing, I'm kind of just starting to get into bouldering and want to do it safely. Most places I look up videos say don't try and stick the landing just bend your knees and land on your back with arms either tucked in or flat out. But then I watch videos of more experienced boulderers and almost all of them just land straight on there feet. So it's a bit confusing.
Those more experienced boulderers are not doing it correctly if the goal is to save your knees. The best thing is to down-climb, the second best is to do what those videos say. The worst thing you can do for your knees is to repeatedly drop down from height on them.
That might be an insurance thing, so if someone falls and injures himself, the owner can point to the sign and say "we told you so and you chose to attempt the climb anyway."
Holds may spin is there to make you aware, but all climbing gyms have that sign, also if it turns out the may is actually a 'do' then you're meant to report it.
Waiting for skin sucks. Off work rn ready to dedicate a lot of time to the awesome new blocks at my local gym but my fingertips still look like undercooked chicken :/
i love the video but al the non steady images from the cameraguy made me dizzy and needed to pause some times, not so smooth and steady. other thant that, love it.
"Grab onto what? Sorry?" I've never related more to another human being 😂
"good edge" made me squirm as well
Finally I know who Louis remids me of: It's Star Wars' C3PO
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I love seeing a session that is like genuinely seven go´s in total on youtube cause there is a high volume bias in the climbing community... also liked seeing your shoulders come up a bit on your limit, shows that when we try really really hard we´re all the same, just on different climbs lol
Idk why I assumed that Louis's channel had a lot more subscribers. The production value is great and I love the content so I just thought millions of other people did too. Commenting so the algorithm promotes the video 😊
Im also commenting then :)
That transition at 9:39 is insane…..great core strength!
Sweet climbs! Really love listening to you think them out in such detail before you have a crack!
Question: Why not tape up your tips on coaching days when you are demoing? The grade is probably way sub-limit and you can still show the technique, yet allow your skin to grow back. It's what I do when my tips are wrecked and forces me to focus even more on technique than pulling.
Wearing gloves would take less time imo!
@@maximedelmas Climbing in gloves is terrible. Thats why nobody does it and everyone tapes.
@@maximedelmasgloves are the worst. the only reason you’d ever need any type of glove is for crack or a dyno that is guaranteed to give you a flapper.
@@PanBuchticka we were talking about teaching people and just climbing to show some moves or techniques. Gloves would be good for this purpose.
@@PanBuchticka It's more complicated then that. You do loose haptic feedback from gloves. But if you were to use some high tech gloves specific to the surface you climb you'd get an advantage over just skin for sure.
It's impossible to compare your achievements to others, that's why nobody is going for it.
Really cool climbs! WAAYY beyond me, but would love to try them 😁
Looking strong despite the thin skin, Louis 😊
Always nice to see that down climb 💪
Great fun, just like always, thanks for your videos Louis!
If I subscribe, will Louis take a real rest day? I think he's earned one.
Yes! I will personally see that he does
@@CatalystClimbing Deal! I have subscribed.
Louis! Looks like you're in the Mantra pretty much all the time these days. Do you ever use a firmer shoe?
Awesome video! Could watch you boulder for hours. ;-)
"grab what sir?" My first thought exactly.
Louis, you'll always be a 'pro' cause of all the heart you put in your work ;) Your skin though, well ... really looks 'tired' ;)
Where’s the hold? I only see some dots on the wall
Thoughts about using your Mantras on everything? For example, that first boulder seemed like would be much easier with stiffer shoes.
Asking for myself, as I also got the Mantras for general training, and I'm too lazy to bring a second stiffer pair and swap shoes mid-session.
Depends on how actually soft/agile/flexible you want them. I don't often wear my dragos because they will soften in the toebox too much to use in most session, and I would rather use my furia air for the dexterity of the toes or boosters for the flexibility and structure of the toes. Something between those two? The dragos come out, but if I wear them for too long in a session then there is no advantage over the furia air and several small drawbacks.
Likely, you're happy wearing them entire session long because you're just draping the toes around most holds, and that is fine. Might consider getting a second pair to change out every other session rather than necessarily in session.
At this point in climbing, if the chalk from your hands sticks on the hold - doubling the width of the hold-size - the grade doubles.... absolutely mental that this is even doable lol.
Full time inspirational climber
Can we see you go outdoors? You're so unbelievably strong indoors would love to see that outdoors on some well known hard climbs
We’ve got you covered don’t worry, keep an eye out in the next month or so!
@@CatalystClimbing what's Louis's hardest outdoor send it terms of grade please? :)
Can i ask a question about falling when climbing, I'm kind of just starting to get into bouldering and want to do it safely. Most places I look up videos say don't try and stick the landing just bend your knees and land on your back with arms either tucked in or flat out. But then I watch videos of more experienced boulderers and almost all of them just land straight on there feet. So it's a bit confusing.
I guess there is the proper way and the cool way.
Those more experienced boulderers are not doing it correctly if the goal is to save your knees. The best thing is to down-climb, the second best is to do what those videos say. The worst thing you can do for your knees is to repeatedly drop down from height on them.
Holds may spin? Wouldn't it be better to fix that instead of making a sign?
That might be an insurance thing, so if someone falls and injures himself, the owner can point to the sign and say "we told you so and you chose to attempt the climb anyway."
Holds may spin is there to make you aware, but all climbing gyms have that sign, also if it turns out the may is actually a 'do' then you're meant to report it.
@@SunnyMorningPancakes Not all gyms have those. Maybe in the UK, but over here in Germany I have never seen such a sign.
@@Dave1507 yes sorry to clarify all of the gyms in England I have been in have this sign.
I would love to see him do outdoor bouldering
There are some clips of him from years ago on somebody else's channel, climbing outdoors in Spain.
Keep an eye out in the next month or so, we’ve got you covered!
Enjoy watching the climbing
Should’ve just advertised it as Louis or “can a pro coach keep up” etc etc right?
Great climbs, great video!
gosh all those climbs are just sooo close to the wall, you really need to press your whole core towards it. your abs must be stone. impressive stuff!
Almost at 100k!
that slab is actually crazy omg
what happened to the contact lenses, if you don't mind me asking?
great climbing! thx for sharing! p.s would be great not having the background elevator like soundtrack
Waiting for skin sucks. Off work rn ready to dedicate a lot of time to the awesome new blocks at my local gym but my fingertips still look like undercooked chicken :/
Louis my love bouldering very good 😊
What gym is this?
i love the video but al the non steady images from the cameraguy made me dizzy and needed to pause some times, not so smooth and steady. other thant that, love it.
''Retired Pro Climber''
more like "retired skin carer" ... ouch!
still waiting
"Olympic Style Boulders"
Lmao well he does technically have 3 ifsc competitions listed 🤣 maybe more accurate to say retired semi pro
The definition of pro is making a living from climbing. I’d say he is still ‘pro’
Do you mean a mirrored replica, and not symmetrical? Haha
Nice episod but little short
You’re still technically a pro
Poor Louis! Remember to rest, ye?
You need longer boulders Loui
purple holds are straight sand paper on hands in any gym...
retired???
would be V2 in my gym
This last one, the 8b would be a 7a in our gym lol
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@@CatalystClimbing Three's a crowed, Catalyst Climbing!
Keep calm and carrion
boring