1. Hips in; drop knees/twist hips in to increase reach, hips close to wall on slab 2. Flagging; in/out to set up balance for the move, + smearing 3. Rocking over; get hips on top of feet by pushing knee over 4. Heels down; keep heels below holds, especially on volumes/bad feet (think of force vectors; keep the leg perpendicular to the foothold's surface, 4:28 is a GREAT example) 5. Heel hooks; point toes down and out, parallel to hold if possible 6. Dynos; 1x pump, better to overshoot than under. pull IN to the wall 7. Foot placement; think ahead about future foot moves. feet far out on slab, + edging This is such a great resource! I have certainly learnt a lot from this video. Thank you for making this!
Better compared to the course I payed too much for on Altitude. Thank you very much for all your work for sharing your knowledge. If I know someone knew to climbing or searching for technique input, I always recommend you!
Feel absolutely the same. I paid too and compare to this it's disappointing. Witch Richardsons climbing and Lattice training you have ultimate guide :)
Would be really curious to see a video about skin care for climbing. Most of the time the main bottle neck for my training volume and quality is bad skin condition. Awesome vids!
Question about the tn pros! Do yall consider them stiff or soft? Both? I read stiff online but i see maddy smearing and on volumes very easily in this one
I seem to have an issue Identifying flag positions in my route reading. I always end up just using whatever chips are there and trying to make that work. When you think "It would be easier to flag there" what do you look for?
1. Hips in; drop knees/twist hips in to increase reach, hips close to wall on slab
2. Flagging; in/out to set up balance for the move, + smearing
3. Rocking over; get hips on top of feet by pushing knee over
4. Heels down; keep heels below holds, especially on volumes/bad feet (think of force vectors; keep the leg perpendicular to the foothold's surface, 4:28 is a GREAT example)
5. Heel hooks; point toes down and out, parallel to hold if possible
6. Dynos; 1x pump, better to overshoot than under. pull IN to the wall
7. Foot placement; think ahead about future foot moves. feet far out on slab, + edging
This is such a great resource! I have certainly learnt a lot from this video. Thank you for making this!
I’m glad you got some value out of it ;)
Better compared to the course I payed too much for on Altitude. Thank you very much for all your work for sharing your knowledge. If I know someone knew to climbing or searching for technique input, I always recommend you!
We appreciate that :)
Feel absolutely the same. I paid too and compare to this it's disappointing.
Witch Richardsons climbing and Lattice training you have ultimate guide :)
@@vojtasoo Dave Macleod is also great to watch
again PERFECT tutorial!!!! love it! short to the point but still detailed enough!!!
great! thank you. your movies are very helpful :)
This was perfect for my level. Thanks!
You are awesome, i wish my gym had more heel hooks so I can practice it like you!
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Am I the only one who wouldn't be surprised to see her climb in a yellow jumpsuit holding a katana
Great advice!!
Would be really curious to see a video about skin care for climbing. Most of the time the main bottle neck for my training volume and quality is bad skin condition. Awesome vids!
Great suggestion! I’m on it 🫡
Merci 🙏
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Question about the tn pros! Do yall consider them stiff or soft? Both? I read stiff online but i see maddy smearing and on volumes very easily in this one
By the way i got myself a pair because of zachs recent vid on them :) they are great so far
Yes they are very soft and great for smearing - and the toe is really precise too. It’s a great shoe for both!
I seem to have an issue Identifying flag positions in my route reading. I always end up just using whatever chips are there and trying to make that work. When you think "It would be easier to flag there" what do you look for?