I am genuinely surprised to acknowledge that your outdoor lead max grade is only 5.10, while on the moonboard you are crushing v8s. I don't mean to be rude with this. I really liked your training videos (especially front lever, rings and moonboard), but I think that you are showing how badly they translate to outdoor lead climbing. Well, I think that you have a great potential, and you can improve very quickly by just working on strategy and by getting used to the outside environment (fear, smaller holds, etc.). For instance my case is the complete opposite: I am not able to do even the tuck front level or to send the easiest 40° moonboard block, but I can usually send 5.10d (6b+) routes without too much effort. And that's why your training videos are great motivation for me. Keep crushing! 💪 I may be assuming too much from your videos, but I am really interested to read your thoughts on this topic.
Hi Antonio! Good comment and observation, I'm not offended at all by it! I actually think about this all the time. The big thing for me right now is that noone I usually climb with outdoors climbs as hard of grades as me, so whenever I go outside I usually stick to the lower grades so others can try the same route. Just trying to make sure my friends get climbing time too and don't get bored belaying me on something they can't climb haha. My max is probably around the 5.12s (12b/12c), I just haven't tried/filmed/uploaded one yet! Keep crushing as well :)
@@bossclimbs Oh ok, I was definitely assuming too much by seeing your struggles in this video then :D I often have the same issue with my friends, however I think that the best solution is to encourage them to lead their own routes. It is way more instructional and motivating in my opinion, compared to top roping on routes that are beyond their own capabilities (which is what we usually ended up doing).
@@bossclimbs Even maxing out at 5.12 seems surprising given you can send V8 on the Moonboard...in comparison, I still can't do many Moonboard V4 benchmarks, max out on V6 on Kilter board, and my max sport grade outdoors is 5.12c (and I am considered a "bouldery" climber among my sport climbing friends). If you spent more time sport climbing outdoors you could realistically climb well into 5.13.
Hey Boss, you crushed it!
I am genuinely surprised to acknowledge that your outdoor lead max grade is only 5.10, while on the moonboard you are crushing v8s. I don't mean to be rude with this. I really liked your training videos (especially front lever, rings and moonboard), but I think that you are showing how badly they translate to outdoor lead climbing. Well, I think that you have a great potential, and you can improve very quickly by just working on strategy and by getting used to the outside environment (fear, smaller holds, etc.).
For instance my case is the complete opposite: I am not able to do even the tuck front level or to send the easiest 40° moonboard block, but I can usually send 5.10d (6b+) routes without too much effort. And that's why your training videos are great motivation for me.
Keep crushing! 💪
I may be assuming too much from your videos, but I am really interested to read your thoughts on this topic.
Hi Antonio! Good comment and observation, I'm not offended at all by it! I actually think about this all the time. The big thing for me right now is that noone I usually climb with outdoors climbs as hard of grades as me, so whenever I go outside I usually stick to the lower grades so others can try the same route. Just trying to make sure my friends get climbing time too and don't get bored belaying me on something they can't climb haha. My max is probably around the 5.12s (12b/12c), I just haven't tried/filmed/uploaded one yet!
Keep crushing as well :)
@@bossclimbs Oh ok, I was definitely assuming too much by seeing your struggles in this video then :D
I often have the same issue with my friends, however I think that the best solution is to encourage them to lead their own routes. It is way more instructional and motivating in my opinion, compared to top roping on routes that are beyond their own capabilities (which is what we usually ended up doing).
@@bossclimbs Even maxing out at 5.12 seems surprising given you can send V8 on the Moonboard...in comparison, I still can't do many Moonboard V4 benchmarks, max out on V6 on Kilter board, and my max sport grade outdoors is 5.12c (and I am considered a "bouldery" climber among my sport climbing friends). If you spent more time sport climbing outdoors you could realistically climb well into 5.13.
Sweaty hands hearing u breath hahaha. Love the post interview
that audio is CRISPPP
sticks are still there as from yesterday
POW 💥
MAXIMUM FIREPOWER
looks like a solid highball boulder