@@eurekaflows While I agree that the layout isn't the best, I understand why he did it. That's just the nature of RUclips right now. Titling the video "watch me project my v9/v10 climb for 20 minutes" would get maybe 10% of the views it did. The hope is that after you click, you stay for the other things that make the video great, which I would argue there are many of with this one. Hope Oswaldo sees this and knows that not everyone who sees his videos has the same opinion as the original comment guy 👍
This is definitely some great advice. I think the biggest difference when it comes to climbing fast and efficient between professionals and amateurs is the fact that professionals trust in their strength way more than Amateurs do. As amateurs, especially when trying to push hardest grades, there's a moment of surprise a lot of the times that oh my god, i cant believe i did that move. By trying to think about doing the moves as fast and efficiently, you dont just save strength but you give doubt less time to creep into your head.
As a canadian with very little bouldering availability and absolutely INSANE mosquitos in the summer, I am SO jealous that you can go do this - especially at night under the desert stars. Magic dude, absolute magic.
I just wanted to say, I have been wearing your shoes for like 6 months now and after looking and trying tons of shoes for over a year that never felt right, these are the best performing, most comfortable shoes ever!! I am mad rock for life now thanks to trying your rockentry drones, so thank you 🙏
Primary reason I send my projects is because I'm pretty fast at going fast, really dialing the movement and then zooming through. It saves - SO - much energy. My overall stamina is lower, but I can compensate that way. Good progress!
is it me or the video looks so beautiful ?! color grading? idk anything bout video editing. Interesting thing about playing with climbing speed is that it changes how we tax our energy system. The first 10s is primarily driven by the "anaerobic alactic" system. Afterwards, we can rely on "anaerobic lactic" system, which depletes quickly as well over ~ 60-90s (idk exact numbers for sure). I can imagine this climb was something of a race against time to clear the second "crux" before basically gassing out.
The second crux was always getting to me it was tough and frustrating. I was focused more on the holds at first and thankfully shifted my mindset thanks to will to climb faster. Thank you!
I haven’t finished the video yet but I love dropping back down to build a new grade pyramid! Definitely do it, then maybe I can climb some of the same boulders 😂
Gratz on the send! If you don't mind me asking, what are your height/span/weight measurements? For me at least, it helps to relate and get a sense of what is possible with enough time and training!
Video is crazy good as always. Really sinking my teeth into outside bouldering this season, albeit at a far lower level, and I get so much insight from you. Serious question here, this line adds an uber technical, low percentage heel hook on top of a V9 to get to... V9/V10. Wtf? I call scam!
Oh man! Yes definitely get outdoors! 🔥 Yeah, we’ve talked about the grade here and most of us would give it a V10 but I’m happy either way because I learned a lot from this climb.
@@rockentry oh I got outdoors early, but tbh I was ass and finding anything lower than V2 at my boulder park was semi impossible, the struggle was real. This season I got to climb rocks, and it's so fun!
I feel like moonboarding has taught me the same advice because it's painfully obvious how much strength you lose when you hit a hold wrong or spend too much time on a shit crimp and it's really discouraging to not send a project you can link because you spend a couple seconds too long preparing a big move
Ngl I your content from one ozzie to another but I'm so tired of getting climbing videos claiming to have found profound insight only for it to be the most 20iq obvious shit. Like obviously moving efficiently is how you climb as hard as possible and moving fast is a huge part of that. Its either move better or someone spouting bs on how all it takes is more confidence.
It might had been obvious to you but not to me at the time. You see when we climb it’s harder to see what we are lacking or need to improve to get the send. I never in my mind had thought about going “fast” my focused was more on figuring out a “better beta” once Will told me I needed to move faster I looked back on my video attempt and noticed how slow I was without noticing it when I’m ON THE WALL that’s because I’m too focused on climbing and less focused on what I’m lacking. Trust me it was a game changer for me and something that I will try my best to improve on.. it’s a skill on its own and it’s not an easy one. What may seem obvious to you it might not be for others and vice versa.
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Be sure to watch Will Bosi and I work on my project "Stasis V11" → ruclips.net/video/9linnxHIdXY/видео.html
The advice is "plan and move fast". You're welcome.
Please don't be like that
@@dsluna Clickbait title, teased at intro ... right before hitting you with the "but first". Don't encourage this type of sh*tty content layout.
@@eurekaflows While I agree that the layout isn't the best, I understand why he did it. That's just the nature of RUclips right now. Titling the video "watch me project my v9/v10 climb for 20 minutes" would get maybe 10% of the views it did. The hope is that after you click, you stay for the other things that make the video great, which I would argue there are many of with this one. Hope Oswaldo sees this and knows that not everyone who sees his videos has the same opinion as the original comment guy 👍
@@crallen-fu4tr My comment and subcomment are the most liked under this video by far. I hope he takes the hint.
@@eurekaflows There is a difference between constructive criticism and being a jerk 🤯
This is definitely some great advice. I think the biggest difference when it comes to climbing fast and efficient between professionals and amateurs is the fact that professionals trust in their strength way more than Amateurs do. As amateurs, especially when trying to push hardest grades, there's a moment of surprise a lot of the times that oh my god, i cant believe i did that move. By trying to think about doing the moves as fast and efficiently, you dont just save strength but you give doubt less time to creep into your head.
Absolutely! I remember I would surprise myself and that would cause me to fall. Something that I needed to keep in mind and just keep going.
As a canadian with very little bouldering availability and absolutely INSANE mosquitos in the summer, I am SO jealous that you can go do this - especially at night under the desert stars. Magic dude, absolute magic.
I just wanted to say, I have been wearing your shoes for like 6 months now and after looking and trying tons of shoes for over a year that never felt right, these are the best performing, most comfortable shoes ever!! I am mad rock for life now thanks to trying your rockentry drones, so thank you 🙏
OMG this makes me soooo happy!! I’m so glad you love them. Much love for your support ❤️
Primary reason I send my projects is because I'm pretty fast at going fast, really dialing the movement and then zooming through. It saves - SO - much energy. My overall stamina is lower, but I can compensate that way. Good progress!
Nice! It definitely makes a huge difference. 🔥
dedication, positivity and wanting to learn every detail = winning
Great video. Loved this outdoor projecting. Really positive, inspiring.
Such an awesome storyteller. Your dedication, patience, and tenacity is a pleasure to see! Great send Ozzy!
Your production is awesome dude.
To clarify, "move fast" doesn't mean "rush". It means "move confidently".
You already know the moves, so don't hesitate/second guess. Just go!
Nice video man. I like this more chill and down to earth way you represent yourself here.
congrats on the send!
Such an awesome send dude. Congrats
Sick Send and what a beautiful boulder!!! Love the process!
Much love man! thank you.
Your videos are incredible. Always so high quality, insightful and enjoyable to watch. Appreciate the hard work and incredible send !!
Thank you for your lovely comment. The work truly pays off and it shows, much love!
Great send and excellent battle! Burly!
is it me or the video looks so beautiful ?! color grading? idk anything bout video editing. Interesting thing about playing with climbing speed is that it changes how we tax our energy system. The first 10s is primarily driven by the "anaerobic alactic" system. Afterwards, we can rely on "anaerobic lactic" system, which depletes quickly as well over ~ 60-90s (idk exact numbers for sure). I can imagine this climb was something of a race against time to clear the second "crux" before basically gassing out.
The second crux was always getting to me it was tough and frustrating. I was focused more on the holds at first and thankfully shifted my mindset thanks to will to climb faster.
Thank you!
This guy knows his energy systems
This guy metabolises
I haven’t finished the video yet but I love dropping back down to build a new grade pyramid! Definitely do it, then maybe I can climb some of the same boulders 😂
Yeah! definitely building my pyramid. Psyched for it too!
Absolutely love your videos!! Keep them coming
Thank you! Will do!
It is a CRIME that this climb is not a V10 🥲🥲🥲
can’t wait to climb with you again and again! ❤️
You’re stuck with me forever 🥹
Mad props dude!! Congrats!!
so inspiring, keep it up breh
Love this vid Os!
Thank you, More to come!
Nice send! Nice video
What a great vid! First time viewer here, definitely I'll stay for more
Thank you! Makes me happy to see new people here :)
Congrats great effort!
Gratz on the send! If you don't mind me asking, what are your height/span/weight measurements? For me at least, it helps to relate and get a sense of what is possible with enough time and training!
Sure here’s some of my stats I’m 5’6, +2, 158lb hope this helps!
@@rockentry Awesome, thanks! Good luck with future projects, and continue to inspire!
Love the timer idea.
wow dude getting stronkkkk. great vid!
Let's go Ozzy! So inspiring!
Thank you amigo!
Maybe also experiment with deeper breathing to absorb more oxygen
Video is crazy good as always. Really sinking my teeth into outside bouldering this season, albeit at a far lower level, and I get so much insight from you.
Serious question here, this line adds an uber technical, low percentage heel hook on top of a V9 to get to... V9/V10. Wtf? I call scam!
Oh man! Yes definitely get outdoors! 🔥
Yeah, we’ve talked about the grade here and most of us would give it a V10 but I’m happy either way because I learned a lot from this climb.
@@rockentry oh I got outdoors early, but tbh I was ass and finding anything lower than V2 at my boulder park was semi impossible, the struggle was real. This season I got to climb rocks, and it's so fun!
I feel like moonboarding has taught me the same advice because it's painfully obvious how much strength you lose when you hit a hold wrong or spend too much time on a shit crimp and it's really discouraging to not send a project you can link because you spend a couple seconds too long preparing a big move
this is slowly but surely becoming the best climbing channel on youtube, thank you!
Thank you for the love!
Ae and katie lesss gooo
Nice! 👊🏻👊🏻
Orajel: move fast
Stasis: move slow
Ngl I your content from one ozzie to another but I'm so tired of getting climbing videos claiming to have found profound insight only for it to be the most 20iq obvious shit. Like obviously moving efficiently is how you climb as hard as possible and moving fast is a huge part of that. Its either move better or someone spouting bs on how all it takes is more confidence.
It might had been obvious to you but not to me at the time.
You see when we climb it’s harder to see what we are lacking or need to improve to get the send. I never in my mind had thought about going “fast” my focused was more on figuring out a “better beta” once Will told me I needed to move faster I looked back on my video attempt and noticed how slow I was without noticing it when I’m ON THE WALL that’s because I’m too focused on climbing and less focused on what I’m lacking. Trust me it was a game changer for me and something that I will try my best to improve on.. it’s a skill on its own and it’s not an easy one.
What may seem obvious to you it might not be for others and vice versa.
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