Gyms allow lots of room for PLAY, i.e. trying different combinations, even intentions, for a given problem; 1x slow motion, static, total control, meticulous; 1x reverse sequence, 1x skipping holds, etc. There is NO single "right" way to do anything, and being free can open up novel possibilities, that over time can be incorporated in new sequences on other climbs. Body awareness, and developing an instinct more and more finely tuned to subtleties of foot orientation and placement, core shifting before moving any contact point, sensing slight enhancements of marginal crimps, just by realigning the wrist, on and on. Make it a game, often with another boulderer, and you may both learn far more than in a solo workout.
High quality as always. Just FYI, on your signup page, the flow of the text is a little odd - it almost looks like there are two slightly different drafts of your pitch at the top and bottom of the page. I'm not sure if this is intentional, but at the least, the "$ value" of a Zoom coaching session is listed differently at the top and bottom of the page.
Very good video, just be careful making absolute statements about very situational things like the difficulty/size of holds and how that affects the efficiency of movement.
Gyms allow lots of room for PLAY, i.e. trying different combinations, even intentions, for a given problem; 1x slow motion, static, total control, meticulous; 1x reverse sequence, 1x skipping holds, etc. There is NO single "right" way to do anything, and being free can open up novel possibilities, that over time can be incorporated in new sequences on other climbs. Body awareness, and developing an instinct more and more finely tuned to subtleties of foot orientation and placement, core shifting before moving any contact point, sensing slight enhancements of marginal crimps, just by realigning the wrist, on and on. Make it a game, often with another boulderer, and you may both learn far more than in a solo workout.
I realllyyyyy like you videos on youtube!!! they are so clear, not to long and perfect editing!
I struggled on that exact v6 at 4:13. Seeing and hearing the example you showed inspires me to give it a better go.
Get out there and crush it bro! You got this
That section got re-set. But the 2 new Green V6s are quite good. You should get on those!
how lucky you share the same gym!
High quality as always. Just FYI, on your signup page, the flow of the text is a little odd - it almost looks like there are two slightly different drafts of your pitch at the top and bottom of the page. I'm not sure if this is intentional, but at the least, the "$ value" of a Zoom coaching session is listed differently at the top and bottom of the page.
Thanks for letting me know! I'll get the appropriate changes made.
@@movementforclimbers do you climb at momentum sandy, I feel like I have seen you climbing there before
Great information. I'm definitely learning alotv from you
Really great advice, thank you!!
You are amazing! Your channel is my new favourite, wow!!
There are only bad holds if it was set by a bad route setter. Obviously that doesn't apply to foot holds being used as hand holds.
This doesn't make any sense. Rout setters will intentionally set bad holds to force certain movements, which is inherently good setting.
I always skip holds, and ultimately someone busts my chops for it 😅
I feel so called out on the yellow and black V6's. 😅
Great Video! What kind of pants are you wearing?
Very good video, just be careful making absolute statements about very situational things like the difficulty/size of holds and how that affects the efficiency of movement.