The 3 Laws Of Dynamic Climbing with Alex Waterhouse

Alex Waterhouse joins us at the Lattice Training unit to set a crazy dynamic boulder which perfectly illustrates all the major and complex challenges of dynamic climbing. In this one boulder Alex teaches us 3 essential steps to master this style of climbing;
1. Generate outward space! To allow for inward momentum.
2. Plan your eye position and sequence. Look one step ahead.
3. Focus on getting our hips to the deadpoint of the swing aka the point of weightlessness.
Go follow Alex Waterhouse at; @waterhouseclimb
And go give his RUclips Channel a follow; TBC
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[@Birb_brain]

Alex’s explanation was so simple, easy to understand and coherent. I feel like I can do that problem myself now 😂

[@LatticeTraining]

It also helps that he makes it look so easy 😅

[@kavali6320]

Alex always brings a lot of energy and high spirits into the videos :) Explaining how to approach dynamic boulder problems and showing the execution in such an effortless manner is very helpful and entertaining at the same time, thanks.

[@LatticeTraining]

Thanks @kavali

[@chicac.7600]

I recommend watching Tomoa Narasaki dyno tutorial, he gives some additional tip for coordination dynos like this one and other dynos

[@gaiaiulia]

Empirical evidence: you know you're too close to the wall when you hit your chin and it bleeds!
Loving this video. It'll be a long time before I try any of this, but it's a great watch.

[@johnshipley1389]

Very much enjoy Alex’s concise information

[@LatticeTraining]

He's very good at this! Excited to see his RUclips channel, though I think its a bit delayed.

[@jacoboblanco1555]

Those holds are beautiful.

[@LatticeTraining]

I know right!

[@AllegraClimbingPsychologist]

Great, just as when I was looking for new holds for my club. Great video as well!

[@LatticeTraining]

These holds are 🤌

[@simonhibbeler5396]

Get this man back on the comp scene!

[@RimshotKiller]

Damn, that looks like a fun problem!

[@StpMakinMeChangMyNam]

This was too cool. Makes me want to try crazy dynos, excellent video and breakdown.

[@LatticeTraining]

Yes! Go try crazy dynos! It's so fun 😀

[@fredpilk7759]

Love this, thank you!

[@LatticeTraining]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@Painsoreal]

That so dope

[@xinsanedefeatx]

Not gonna lie, thought you were Linus from Linus Tech Tips when I saw the thumbnail 😅
Always love to see Alex!

[@LatticeTraining]

Linus and Alex would be an interesting colab...

[@tediousgeorge7159]

I'm gonna need to go back to this later, after I've skinned my chin at the gym.

[@LatticeTraining]

Commitment!

[@Gadgetmawombo]

That looks SO fun. But Im usually sort of a couch potato unless I'm climbing. I'm at low v3 after about 6 months going gym once a week, it sort of feels like I'm getting to a point where me being a chonkus is starting to REALLY affect how far I can go. I can't picture myself EVER being able to do that lol.

[@vicheakeng6894]

The Law of Motivation

[@Max_Alive]

Sorry Burden of Dream. 😂

[@LatticeTraining]

Haha, don't tell Aidan.

[@jacoboblanco1555]

First!

[@GoodLuck-rh8tb]

Why didn´t you scream "DYNOOO"? Little bit disappointed...

[@LatticeTraining]

😅

[@middle-agedclimber]

No doubt Johnny Dawes would have been great at this years ago.

[@mats1365]

Might just be me, but I would’ve preferred not knowing what the final boulder was going to look like

[@LatticeTraining]

Fair point. Maybe we gave too much away.

[@Sepp2009]

"climbing"