I love lead analysis videos like this. Inside, or outside. Having been a boulderer for a good deal longer than a sports climber, I learn a lot from your detailed explanations in how you approach routes. And it's always cool to see the hardest route in a gym climbed! I wouldn't mind seeing more of the indoor lead projecting/sending. I'd totally prefer to spend all my climbing time on real rock (don't we all...), but I'm in a gym frequently and these vids get me psyched too.
Got kinda long, here are some time stomps: Onsight Inspection: 2:36 Climbing Analysis: 10:20 Uncut Ascent: 23:50 Would be cool if you could drop a like and opinion, and leave some suggestions for upcoming stuff! Thanks for your time and stay strong! Edit: FIRST!
At first , I really undervalued your videos. After watching more (many more) I have to say they're some of the best out there and thank you for taking the time to make them.
This is probably a lot more work than some of your other videos, but it is absolutely worth it. Though I am by far not climbing in your grades I still think that I got a lot out of this video. Keep going Mani :)
love the video and analysis series. Great content and lots of tips in one video. Nice flow during ascent! As for content suggestions - antagonist training is what comes on my mind :)
Thank You Mani! =) Great Video! I would love to see again one of your old Video where you showed us pure training for 15-20mn and to compare where you are at now and before =) Keep Them coming!
Awesome video, love the analytic series! That move at the end of the route is crazy.. I’ve been bouldering now for almost 5 months (6b-6c level). I have super tight hamstrings (I can’t even touch my toes bending over) but really flexible hips. My hip flexibility has proved super useful but I’ve never been in a situation where my tight hamstrings have prevented me from doing a move. What moves do you think may cause problems for me in the future as I start climbing 7a and above? Thanks Mani!
love your content! I recently started bouldering alongside weightlifting, which i already did for a year. Just to get more control over my body. Cool thing is i'm progressing with climbing AND making pretty nice gains on my form while lifting (through balance and core strength). Your channel has been a great motivation to push hard when climbing and also take care/prepare my body to avoid injuries. Keep it up dude! :D
Hey, thanks for the great video! This is exactly what I like to see, both indoor and outdoor. Sorry if this is nitpicky but one question I have is at about 27:35 you say this route is 60 meters, is that accurate? That seems very long to me but I'm terrible at judging distances like that.
When clipping the second quickdraw it looks like your left leg is swinging a tad too much, causing some excessive expenditure of grip strength at the right hold - which is not so good*. If you first bring your left leg to your center and then grab for the rope in order to clip the quickdraw, would that maybe be a little bit more economical? Apart from that, the (side-pully-like) undercling looks like quite a good heelhook to create a stable and comfortable position to clip the second quickdraw. Of course, just by watching the video you can't really tell. Just an idea.....
Hey Mani I have a question as well, I'm climbing around 7B (Route and boulder) and I'm looking to improve my technique even further! There are lots of videos for new climbers aber not so many for "advance climbers". Would you have an idea for a video about that??? Thank you very much!!!
Hi Mani, loved the video. One thing I noticed is that at the beginning of the uncut footage you look to be going almost 1.5x speed. How would you recommend I, a fairly new climber without the best technique practice my speed without developing bad habits?
good question. The simplest and quickest answer is repeating problems. This will make you faster automatically after some attempts, and you can get a feel for it. Definitely worth a video.
When u show the route at the beginning u should proberly say which route u mean, cuz like this i just watched at a wall full of routes and tring to figure ot wihc one is the hardest, so which one ur talking about :D
I love lead analysis videos like this. Inside, or outside. Having been a boulderer for a good deal longer than a sports climber, I learn a lot from your detailed explanations in how you approach routes. And it's always cool to see the hardest route in a gym climbed! I wouldn't mind seeing more of the indoor lead projecting/sending. I'd totally prefer to spend all my climbing time on real rock (don't we all...), but I'm in a gym frequently and these vids get me psyched too.
Got kinda long, here are some time stomps:
Onsight Inspection: 2:36
Climbing Analysis: 10:20
Uncut Ascent: 23:50
Would be cool if you could drop a like and opinion, and leave some suggestions for upcoming stuff! Thanks for your time and stay strong!
Edit: FIRST!
Great climb man! Love your content
Are you planning on making a video about reading routes and onsighting?
I'll do my best, still waiting for a good opportunity!
At first , I really undervalued your videos. After watching more (many more) I have to say they're some of the best out there and thank you for taking the time to make them.
This is probably a lot more work than some of your other videos, but it is absolutely worth it. Though I am by far not climbing in your grades I still think that I got a lot out of this video. Keep going Mani :)
I love lead analysis videos like this. Good Job :)
love the video and analysis series. Great content and lots of tips in one video. Nice flow during ascent!
As for content suggestions - antagonist training is what comes on my mind :)
This is pure climbing pleasure. Well done on the smooth climbing, silky voice, and wonderful video analysis.
Thank You Mani! =) Great Video! I would love to see again one of your old Video where you showed us pure training for 15-20mn and to compare where you are at now and before =) Keep Them coming!
Awesome climb, and great job sharing the details. As a new climber, it is so appreciated!
Awesome video, love the analytic series! That move at the end of the route is crazy.. I’ve been bouldering now for almost 5 months (6b-6c level). I have super tight hamstrings (I can’t even touch my toes bending over) but really flexible hips. My hip flexibility has proved super useful but I’ve never been in a situation where my tight hamstrings have prevented me from doing a move. What moves do you think may cause problems for me in the future as I start climbing 7a and above? Thanks Mani!
really awesome route. thank you sir!
awesome video Mani, nice analysis also!!
love your content!
I recently started bouldering alongside weightlifting, which i already did for a year. Just to get more control over my body.
Cool thing is i'm progressing with climbing AND making pretty nice gains on my form while lifting (through balance and core strength).
Your channel has been a great motivation to push hard when climbing and also take care/prepare my body to avoid injuries.
Keep it up dude! :D
Glad to hear that, keep it up!
More like this. Thank you
Hey, thanks for the great video! This is exactly what I like to see, both indoor and outdoor. Sorry if this is nitpicky but one question I have is at about 27:35 you say this route is 60 meters, is that accurate? That seems very long to me but I'm terrible at judging distances like that.
Glad to hear you liked it, I said 16 meters (:
@@ManitheMonkey Oh! Sorry for the misunderstanding. Thanks again
Nice Job !
Moreof this pls
An update regarding your Fingerboard session would be nice
Hi. Thx for another good staff. Could You do sth about your week/month training schadule? How many tranings you have, what kind? How long?
When clipping the second quickdraw it looks like your left leg is swinging a tad too much, causing some excessive expenditure of grip strength at the right hold - which is not so good*. If you first bring your left leg to your center and then grab for the rope in order to clip the quickdraw, would that maybe be a little bit more economical? Apart from that, the (side-pully-like) undercling looks like quite a good heelhook to create a stable and comfortable position to clip the second quickdraw. Of course, just by watching the video you can't really tell. Just an idea.....
Hey Mani I have a question as well, I'm climbing around 7B (Route and boulder) and I'm looking to improve my technique even further! There are lots of videos for new climbers aber not so many for "advance climbers". Would you have an idea for a video about that??? Thank you very much!!!
All the kids are asking ... 1:27 LMAO
Hi Mani, loved the video. One thing I noticed is that at the beginning of the uncut footage you look to be going almost 1.5x speed. How would you recommend I, a fairly new climber without the best technique practice my speed without developing bad habits?
good question. The simplest and quickest answer is repeating problems. This will make you faster automatically after some attempts, and you can get a feel for it. Definitely worth a video.
hey mani! have you thought about getting a go pro?
yes (: will get one soon I think.
GET TO THE CHOPPER!
When u show the route at the beginning u should proberly say which route u mean, cuz like this i just watched at a wall full of routes and tring to figure ot wihc one is the hardest, so which one ur talking about :D
I found this pretty interesting to try to figure out which one is actually the hardest.
Yep, should've declared that earlier. Thats for the feedback!
Horatio Nelson type beat
Lady at the end of video check-in thorsten outtttt
Lmao was that a league of legends reference