I'm a thirty-something mama of 4 and last month I decided to finally join my husband and the kids with this whole climbing thing. :) I have to admit, I'm totally into it and trying to learn technique as much as possible because dynamic climbing ain't happening any time soon for this mama. We are climbing 4-6 days per week and I'm finally getting over my weight and strength plateaus and I'm overcoming so many fears- heights, falling, etc. I am ADDICTED to your videos right now. Thank you SOOOO much for all you're doing here. I hope it is a fruitful business for you at this point because I'm not finding anyone posting videos for climbing as useful as you are. The comparison videos of "right way vs. wrong way" are incredibly helpful, and the videos for beginners are much appreciated. Many blessings to you!!
Real Food Family me too! I’m almost 35 and a mommy to a 3 year old boy. He’s a huge climber and I started a couple weeks ago for him (or else he literally climbs the walls and book shelves and boulders the sinks....). He loves it, he’s an absolute natural, we’ve been there every day except when I physically can’t take him. But now I’m finding it more enjoyable for me too, and I’ve been seriously trying to learn. A wall I couldn’t do a week ago, I managed to do because of all these tips and lessons I’ve been studying on TH-cam. Good for you and your family! I’m trying to get my friend (her husband used to climb) into it with her kids too!
Very nice comment. When I started about 2 years ago I realized that watching videos really does help a lot. Even if sometimes just by watching the clip it's hard to really get it, little by little these movements enter your psyche and soon enough without realizing how you got here, you'll see some of these moves naturally happen in your climbs. And not so long ago finding good videos that give technical advice was very hard. This channel is very good for this.
Really solid coaching advice, I like how you showed bad examples as well so he knows what not to do. I also think it is super important how you emphasized not throwing to holds when you can just spend an extra second re-positioning your body to reach for it statically. It may be a bit harder to do in the moment but it is going to be a lot easier in the long run. Nice video!
Hello Friends, Brian was one of my first subscribers when I started rockentry and I just had to share his progress. Proud of ya brian! ;) instagram:@dyno_soares
this is the kind of break down that is like 1 out of 10000 to find.. Finding anyone you know to talk so specifically through each part is impossible, no one wants the conversation to go that deep. A lot of youtubers climbing, but this kind of analysis is unique. Really appreciate this, I feel climbers are THINKERS, but only when we use BODY POSITIONING FIRST, and STRENGTH Second. I like to use strength first because it seems easy, but watching this body positioning, I need to use this first instead. Love your video, i Subscribed, cheers!
That was such a great video. I have learned so much about the subtle hip shifts that either make or break the send. I Progressed a lot in my climbing from your videos. Much love and appreciation
Watching your videos literally makes me happy. I really not have any other youtuber I where i feel getting happy watching a video. Especially The last part seeing the progress of your friend compared to a year ago. I really felt how my heart got warm. Also always a good reminder how important technique is compared to strength
You just made me smile. It makes me really happy to know that other climbers like yourself really enjoy watching my content and brings happiness to you. Makes all the hard work really pay off, I really appreciate you and the love. Have a beautiful day!
Seeing the clip of how he used to climb vs how he climbs now is really great. Seeing the control that he has over his body now is really cool. Another awesome video!
I am a fifty year old beginner. A bouldering gym just opened a month or so ago near me. These sort of videos are exactly what I'm looking for. Thanks so much for making them.
seriously, one of the best parts of this sport is the love I feel for my friends when they achieve their goals. That makes me just as happy as me achieving my own goals.
Seeing this again and meeting Brian - how cool. Dude is so strong. Enjoy the reinforcement of body position. He is my pseudo doppelgänger in that we’re both 5’7”, 185 lbs, but he is -1 ape and I’m +2 ape.
Wow, really awesome video! I think this one was really eye opening for me. Even though you've talked before about crimps before, and I've tried to implement more of those tips, I think to see you climbing and letting go of some of the hand holds (especially the one at 4:58) - crazy! In theory it makes a lot of sense but I think to have the opportunity to actually see it, it just makes THAT much more sense. Not only that, but I love how this problem blends in foot work + body position together so well. I think as a beginner(ish), I often hear things like watch your feet, weigh into your feet, shift your weight, etc...but I sometimes it's hard to fully understand it all or you forget that everything goes hand in hand together (ie. they aren't just isolated/individual concepts of climbing). Again, I thought this problem and how you described everything highlighted all these things really well. It was also super cool to see your friend's progression. Very inspiring! Keep up the great work. Climbing aside, I really liked the filming in this one, too! I thought the panning angles of your friend visualizing the route, and you setting the camera back to have you both in frame while you teach him, looked super cool as well :). As always, thanks for your videos! Cheers.
So glad you found this video very helpful! Your description of what you like in the video and what you find helpful about it REALLY does help me improve in creating great content, I thank you for taking the time to do that. I have to give credit to Brian for choosing a project that resonates with a lot of climbers, for sure. Thank you so much again for the kind words, Much love!
Sir, outstanding teaching video! I really appreciate the way you integrate other climbers, their goals, their errors, their progress, demonstration of the correct way to approach problems, conservation of energy, and much more. Despite being a rather accomplished athlete and climber, your humility is also extremely refreshing and motivating. Very nice!
Damn, I'm working between v2-v4 but you made this V6 look doable. Looking at the video from your mate a year ago, it felt like looking at myself. It inspired me to try and get more control over my climbing
Such a great video. I've been climbing for only six weeks (totally hooked) and this is so useful. The format of starting with Brian, then your climb through including the bad examples, and finishing with Brian sending it is just perfect. Subscribed.
I often have trouble understanding what people mean when explaining the ways in which they move their body while climbing a certain problem, but your videos really help!
soooo stoked. great info. cheers to both of you! i am where brian was a year ago but started really focusing on getting smooth, static sends. it's been fun. and informative for my weaknesses.
Just SUPERB videos! I've been climbing for a year now and the way you talk through problems and how to tackle them inefficiently and efficiently are so incredibly helpful. Thanks!
Great video, much better than some of the more professionally produced ones. The slow, explained body position shifts with a comparison to muscling your way up really helped. Thanks for uploading
Awesome video!! I'm really getting into the aesthetics of climbing these days, so I really appreciated Brian's before and after video since it's a beautiful illustration of what this means. It's like vertical ballet almost.
I was just thinking that on the last video. A lot of the movements remind me of when I used to figure skate and dance. Balance, counter position, keeping stability on very small purchases (small blade, toepick, side of blade, ball of blade...).
I resonate with this video man! I've been in a V5 plataue for months! I kept trying to power through the crimps. But I am learning body positioning importance. This video is a great reminder of it. I even sent my first ever V6 yesterday!! And it was a crimpy body position one! So this is a really helpful video and it is so true. Thanks for the tips man. I watch all your videos and take them to heart. I believe you are part of the reason I have just gotten through my first V6 :) thanks bro
This means a lot my friend. CONGRATS! on your first V6 thats a HUGE milestone! I'm really excited for you and your ongoing progress. Keep at it and Thank you!
It's amazing watching a controlled and flowing climbing style. I've recently taken up climbing in my forties and am guilty of climbing with my arms too much and t rexing. I've only been at it a few weeks though so hoping to use these videos to put more thought into my position and climbing movements
Wow, the overlays (that illustrate center of gravity, ect) are so helpful paired with your coaching VO! Thanks for taking the extra time in editing - really effective breakdown of the climb!
Stumbled across this thanks to the algorithm and instantly subbed, great advice and technique! Also your presentation is flawless, those 8 minutes flew by and left me wanting more. Thanks bro! Keep it up
Maaaaaaannnnnn!!!! I so love how you explain what you are doing and why hou are doing it. Mentioning the center of gravity, the markings etc. etc. Awesome! Thanks, im learning a lot.
Great coaching and awesome video annotations and editing. Love that one sequence as you rock your weight over and the white circle turns green. Well done!
awesome video man! im only a little over a year into climbing and I found this vid so helpful. I think I'm turning the corner from being a beginner powering through routes to a climber who knows that technique and diligence will get me doing tougher routes and make my climbs more enjoyable. so thank you for these tips!
Thanks for this video. I've just started climbing at 51, have good upper body strength BUT terrible positioning. This video is great to watch as you're thinking about your next moves and not just throwing yourself up and hoping for the best (like I do). I hope, with a lot of practice, I can really improve my body positioning to improve efficacy and be a smarter climber. I will continue to watch your videos, they really are great!
I'm just trying to get into climbing after having absolutely zero interest in it... and the grace shown in this video makes it all make sense. It's like writing cursive up a wall, or human calligraphy. Amazing stuff dude.
I know this is an old video, but it is my first time seeing it and my first exposure to your channel. I subbed because of Brian's joy, lol. Happy to learn more climbing techniques and watch more sends!
Fought today with a very similar problem. And somehow, like it was predestined, i find your video. Can't wait for the next session! Great explaining, keep up the good work mate 🤛
Technique is very important... but most people climb inefficient, especially on bolders, where they don't need so much endurance to go up. Very well explained! .
Thanks for this! Your lessons have helped me so much! When i first found your channel a couple of months ago, i was climbing v1s mostly and now I just sended my first v3! You're a great teacher, thanks soooo much!!
I enjoy watching your break down move by move for problems. I literally practice a lot of the techniques you speak about when I go bouldering. Thank you for all the great content!
Thanks this video was really helpful. I am having a hard time with the crimps hold and with your video i have learn the important of body positioning !
Awesome video, my brother and I started climbing up again after they stopped all the covid restrictions here in Aus. Loving it we go week, I'm excited to try these tips next week
I climb at this gym all the time and ive seen this dude before many times. Crazy how this video just popped up in my sub box randomly dude i didnt even know he was a youtuber. Great video btw
Thank you. This is very useful to me as a beginner. Although it will be a long time before I reach this level, the techniques you show, the clear explanation and helpful graphics will put me in good stead.
Another great video! I definitely climb like "brian a year ago". This is the sort of progress I'd love to make. Your buddy is looking solid these days. #goals
Thanks for the video. Very good teaching. I make the exact same mistakes, and need reminding all the time, to concentrate more on my footwork and body position, rather than just relying on strength to pull through the moves.
Hey, I am climbing a lot and watching a lot of climbing videos as well. Just wanted to let you know that I found this very entertaining and interesting. Great way to teach, thanks !
I'm a thirty-something mama of 4 and last month I decided to finally join my husband and the kids with this whole climbing thing. :) I have to admit, I'm totally into it and trying to learn technique as much as possible because dynamic climbing ain't happening any time soon for this mama. We are climbing 4-6 days per week and I'm finally getting over my weight and strength plateaus and I'm overcoming so many fears- heights, falling, etc. I am ADDICTED to your videos right now. Thank you SOOOO much for all you're doing here. I hope it is a fruitful business for you at this point because I'm not finding anyone posting videos for climbing as useful as you are. The comparison videos of "right way vs. wrong way" are incredibly helpful, and the videos for beginners are much appreciated. Many blessings to you!!
Real Food Family me too! I’m almost 35 and a mommy to a 3 year old boy. He’s a huge climber and I started a couple weeks ago for him (or else he literally climbs the walls and book shelves and boulders the sinks....). He loves it, he’s an absolute natural, we’ve been there every day except when I physically can’t take him. But now I’m finding it more enjoyable for me too, and I’ve been seriously trying to learn. A wall I couldn’t do a week ago, I managed to do because of all these tips and lessons I’ve been studying on TH-cam.
Good for you and your family! I’m trying to get my friend (her husband used to climb) into it with her kids too!
Very nice comment.
When I started about 2 years ago I realized that watching videos really does help a lot. Even if sometimes just by watching the clip it's hard to really get it, little by little these movements enter your psyche and soon enough without realizing how you got here, you'll see some of these moves naturally happen in your climbs.
And not so long ago finding good videos that give technical advice was very hard.
This channel is very good for this.
Can you not refer to yourself in the third person as “THIS MAMA” pls. I want to feel safe when I come to this website and browse
Asmanate whats wrong with her referring to herself as ‘this mama’? (Not trying to be rude just genuinely confused)
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Thank so much for featuring me on your video and for being such an amazing sensei :)
You did great my friend! Thank you for the love and support, you rock!
Good job!!
You killed it! So inspiring. I'm ready to try to go back to the gym and try some crimpy problems now.
Good job man!
oh man I laughed so hard with the "see Brian some time ago" as I just saw myself there ... gotta improve technique '-.-
Brian’s smile literally makes me so happy
I hear you, I gotta chubby, no homo
Interesting, it makes me figuratively happy
Really solid coaching advice, I like how you showed bad examples as well so he knows what not to do. I also think it is super important how you emphasized not throwing to holds when you can just spend an extra second re-positioning your body to reach for it statically. It may be a bit harder to do in the moment but it is going to be a lot easier in the long run. Nice video!
Yes, Re-positioning is worth it as long as it's necessary and helps for the upcoming moves. Thank you, Much love!
Hello Friends, Brian was one of my first subscribers when I started rockentry and I just had to share his progress. Proud of ya brian! ;) instagram:@dyno_soares
What a great video. You really are a excellent teacher. Really inspires me to focus on spot on technique.
Thank you, It means a lot to me.
+1000
Something everyone knows is that hand and foot placement is important, but this video taught me that knee and elbow placement is also very important
Hello🖐
this is the kind of break down that is like 1 out of 10000 to find.. Finding anyone you know to talk so specifically through each part is impossible, no one wants the conversation to go that deep. A lot of youtubers climbing, but this kind of analysis is unique. Really appreciate this, I feel climbers are THINKERS, but only when we use BODY POSITIONING FIRST, and STRENGTH Second. I like to use strength first because it seems easy, but watching this body positioning, I need to use this first instead. Love your video, i Subscribed, cheers!
That was such a great video. I have learned so much about the subtle hip shifts that either make or break the send. I Progressed a lot in my climbing from your videos. Much love and appreciation
Thank you!
So positive, humble and helpful. Really love your channel man!
Much love man! Thank you.
His improvement over the older videos is really impressive, and his improvement after your coaching. Thanks for sharing that. Very helpful.
Watching your videos literally makes me happy. I really not have any other youtuber I where i feel getting happy watching a video. Especially The last part seeing the progress of your friend compared to a year ago. I really felt how my heart got warm. Also always a good reminder how important technique is compared to strength
You just made me smile. It makes me really happy to know that other climbers like yourself really enjoy watching my content and brings happiness to you. Makes all the hard work really pay off, I really appreciate you and the love. Have a beautiful day!
Seeing the clip of how he used to climb vs how he climbs now is really great. Seeing the control that he has over his body now is really cool. Another awesome video!
One of the best instructional videos I've ever seen. By showing the wrong way to do it helps a lot to understand when it's properly done.
I am a fifty year old beginner. A bouldering gym just opened a month or so ago near me. These sort of videos are exactly what I'm looking for. Thanks so much for making them.
same here - this would save my fingers!
seriously, one of the best parts of this sport is the love I feel for my friends when they achieve their goals. That makes me just as happy as me achieving my own goals.
+1 for brian and for the video. Really inspiring, especially the comparison with the old videos. One love
I think this was one of your best videos so far! A really great example of technique and body positioning, keep up the good work :)
Thank you!
I love how supportive you are of your friend! Excellent climbing technique from both of you💙
I love watching how much detail goes into your videos! I also Love how your videos have a certain vibe that makes it very unique.
Thanks man, A lot of work and love are put into these videos for sure. Appreciate ya my friend.
You're an amazing teacher - one of the best teachers I've ever known of! Super appreciative of you and your channel :)
Oh my god!! I love the way you explained this route!! More please ❤️
Love how humble you're keeping things bro. Another awesome vid!
Seeing this again and meeting Brian - how cool. Dude is so strong. Enjoy the reinforcement of body position. He is my pseudo doppelgänger in that we’re both 5’7”, 185 lbs, but he is -1 ape and I’m +2 ape.
Fantastic video. Both you and Brian radiate such authentic positivity and stoke.
I’ve climbed with Brian before 😁 he’s the nicest guy and great technique
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Wow, really awesome video! I think this one was really eye opening for me. Even though you've talked before about crimps before, and I've tried to implement more of those tips, I think to see you climbing and letting go of some of the hand holds (especially the one at 4:58) - crazy! In theory it makes a lot of sense but I think to have the opportunity to actually see it, it just makes THAT much more sense. Not only that, but I love how this problem blends in foot work + body position together so well. I think as a beginner(ish), I often hear things like watch your feet, weigh into your feet, shift your weight, etc...but I sometimes it's hard to fully understand it all or you forget that everything goes hand in hand together (ie. they aren't just isolated/individual concepts of climbing). Again, I thought this problem and how you described everything highlighted all these things really well. It was also super cool to see your friend's progression. Very inspiring! Keep up the great work.
Climbing aside, I really liked the filming in this one, too! I thought the panning angles of your friend visualizing the route, and you setting the camera back to have you both in frame while you teach him, looked super cool as well :). As always, thanks for your videos! Cheers.
So glad you found this video very helpful! Your description of what you like in the video and what you find helpful about it REALLY does help me improve in creating great content, I thank you for taking the time to do that. I have to give credit to Brian for choosing a project that resonates with a lot of climbers, for sure. Thank you so much again for the kind words, Much love!
Sir, outstanding teaching video! I really appreciate the way you integrate other climbers, their goals, their errors, their progress, demonstration of the correct way to approach problems, conservation of energy, and much more. Despite being a rather accomplished athlete and climber, your humility is also extremely refreshing and motivating. Very nice!
Much love man, Thank you so much!
Damn, I'm working between v2-v4 but you made this V6 look doable. Looking at the video from your mate a year ago, it felt like looking at myself. It inspired me to try and get more control over my climbing
Love watching people with impecable technique climb. So graceful. Well done.
Thank you!
Subbed. This is an excellent video and your overdub is well written and clearly spoken. Thank you for sharing I definitely learned something here.
Thanks for subscribing and welcome!
You're the best teacher for climbing I've found so far. Really good explainations and visual edits to show it
Such a great video. I've been climbing for only six weeks (totally hooked) and this is so useful. The format of starting with Brian, then your climb through including the bad examples, and finishing with Brian sending it is just perfect. Subscribed.
Love seeing people progress in climbing like this. Very cool.
The best climbing tutorial I’ve seen on TH-cam. Thank you!
so smooth and static! love the detailed breakdown
One of the best examples of a well done teaching video.. showing the right with wrong moves and why you do each move... excellent job
Thank you!
The smile is strong with this one.
Thanks for this vid man! - great insights!
I often have trouble understanding what people mean when explaining the ways in which they move their body while climbing a certain problem, but your videos really help!
soooo stoked. great info. cheers to both of you! i am where brian was a year ago but started really focusing on getting smooth, static sends. it's been fun. and informative for my weaknesses.
Keep at it my friend and you will progress and start moving smoothly up the wall. Slowly but surely, thats for sure!
Great video and truly shows how foundational techniques play a huge role in climbing harder and harder grades, but climbing SMARTER not harder.
Great video, and great coaching. Appreciate the breakdown, multiple examples and Brian's stoke (and your stoke in his sucess/progress).
Oh yes I LIKE this video because he explains WHY and he shows the mistakes and the correct way with arrows and circle. Great explanation! Thanks
Excelent video man! Thanks for taking the time to show us! Cheers
Just SUPERB videos! I've been climbing for a year now and the way you talk through problems and how to tackle them inefficiently and efficiently are so incredibly helpful. Thanks!
Such great meticulous instruction. With pauses, notes and explaining. Really great job.
Thank you!
Love Brian's smile, what a great guy!
Always love the right and wrong examples. Was great to see the before and after of your friend, total transformation!
This channel deserves more views. Love the details in every video
The twisting in of the knee, along with just getting stronger, is one of the things that has helped me most on overhang
Great video, much better than some of the more professionally produced ones. The slow, explained body position shifts with a comparison to muscling your way up really helped. Thanks for uploading
Killed it, Brian! Was nice to see you on Thursday, man.
HEHE thanks Todd ;)
Awesome video!! I'm really getting into the aesthetics of climbing these days, so I really appreciated Brian's before and after video since it's a beautiful illustration of what this means. It's like vertical ballet almost.
He was dancing on the wall thats for sure! hehehe
I was just thinking that on the last video. A lot of the movements remind me of when I used to figure skate and dance. Balance, counter position, keeping stability on very small purchases (small blade, toepick, side of blade, ball of blade...).
I resonate with this video man! I've been in a V5 plataue for months! I kept trying to power through the crimps. But I am learning body positioning importance. This video is a great reminder of it. I even sent my first ever V6 yesterday!! And it was a crimpy body position one! So this is a really helpful video and it is so true. Thanks for the tips man. I watch all your videos and take them to heart. I believe you are part of the reason I have just gotten through my first V6 :) thanks bro
This means a lot my friend. CONGRATS! on your first V6 thats a HUGE milestone! I'm really excited for you and your ongoing progress. Keep at it and Thank you!
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@@Aseman.aminii hi
@@SpiritAnimalGO hii just curious, what v grade do you climb now?
@@unauthorisedvodka5920 hey! I am a casual now, just climb for fun and no training. Still hover around V5-6 level. Never really broke through V6
It's amazing watching a controlled and flowing climbing style. I've recently taken up climbing in my forties and am guilty of climbing with my arms too much and t rexing. I've only been at it a few weeks though so hoping to use these videos to put more thought into my position and climbing movements
Yes Brian!! Send it, cheers from Sweden. Great video as always :)
Wow. What a helpful, graceful and classy video 😃😍 it was a joy to watch 😁
sick tips, and great job of conveying them in a concise and effective way!
Wow, the overlays (that illustrate center of gravity, ect) are so helpful paired with your coaching VO! Thanks for taking the extra time in editing - really effective breakdown of the climb!
Thank you!
I love how you show progression in your videos. Your videos help me work through plateaus!
Stumbled across this thanks to the algorithm and instantly subbed, great advice and technique! Also your presentation is flawless, those 8 minutes flew by and left me wanting more. Thanks bro! Keep it up
Maaaaaaannnnnn!!!!
I so love how you explain what you are doing and why hou are doing it. Mentioning the center of gravity, the markings etc. etc. Awesome! Thanks, im learning a lot.
Glad you found it helpful! Thank you!
Great video! I just started climbing about 2.5 months ago so I’m looking to get all the help I can. Thanks for sharing 🙌🏻
Thanks for watching!
@A2P_ 445 why?
That was spot on. Great job editing and describing exactly what needed to be done to reduce strain.
Great coaching and awesome video annotations and editing. Love that one sequence as you rock your weight over and the white circle turns green. Well done!
I adore his smile, I just have to smile with him whenever I see his face, he looks so gorgeous! and great video of course, helpful as always :)
awesome video man! im only a little over a year into climbing and I found this vid so helpful. I think I'm turning the corner from being a beginner powering through routes to a climber who knows that technique and diligence will get me doing tougher routes and make my climbs more enjoyable. so thank you for these tips!
what a great video! so cool to actually being able to visualize each point you mentioned in this video! Well done to Brian!
Thanks for this video. I've just started climbing at 51, have good upper body strength BUT terrible positioning. This video is great to watch as you're thinking about your next moves and not just throwing yourself up and hoping for the best (like I do). I hope, with a lot of practice, I can really improve my body positioning to improve efficacy and be a smarter climber. I will continue to watch your videos, they really are great!
Very useful and a true friend is one that helps you get there on them projects
Absolutely fantastic video. You are a great teacher, man!! Way to go Brian!!
Your video technique is very helpful. I like the juxtaposition of what to do vs. what not to do. Thanks for all you do!
I'm just trying to get into climbing after having absolutely zero interest in it... and the grace shown in this video makes it all make sense. It's like writing cursive up a wall, or human calligraphy. Amazing stuff dude.
This was very helpful. The use of the demos on good vs bad technique made it quite clear what I’ve been likely doing wrong. Thanks so much!
As always excellent advice. The hip twists, body against the wall, feet under you, etc all fantastic tips.
I know this is an old video, but it is my first time seeing it and my first exposure to your channel. I subbed because of Brian's joy, lol. Happy to learn more climbing techniques and watch more sends!
Frankly this is one of the best tutorials I've seen on youtube. Easy sub from me!
Great vid. As a relatively new climber myself, I found this really educational
super inspiring stuff! always good to be reminded that strength can only get you so far
Fought today with a very similar problem. And somehow, like it was predestined, i find your video. Can't wait for the next session! Great explaining, keep up the good work mate 🤛
Technique is very important... but most people climb inefficient, especially on bolders, where they don't need so much endurance to go up.
Very well explained!
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Dude, what a great video. The control you had on the wall while keeping your weight on your feet was excellent.
Thank you!
Thanks for this! Your lessons have helped me so much! When i first found your channel a couple of months ago, i was climbing v1s mostly and now I just sended my first v3! You're a great teacher, thanks soooo much!!
Love this! congrats on your progress! Keep at it.
I enjoy watching your break down move by move for problems. I literally practice a lot of the techniques you speak about when I go bouldering. Thank you for all the great content!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you!
Amazing video. Very clear instruction and made it obvious how much body positioning can help.
Thank you!
I can tell the editing work you put in this video! the animations are soooo smoth
Keep up the quality content!!
Appreciate you!
Thanks this video was really helpful. I am having a hard time with the crimps hold and with your video i have learn the important of body positioning !
Awesome send! I’ve watched this video a dozen times. Always learning something new from it.
So glad you find this video very useful! Thanks for the support my friend.
Such a great video! Love the spirit of helping out another climber! Could always use more crimp power myself! 💪👏🧗♂️
Thank you!
Awesome video, my brother and I started climbing up again after they stopped all the covid restrictions here in Aus. Loving it we go week, I'm excited to try these tips next week
It really is a great lesson and every detail has not been forgotten.
Wish I could see and learn from you in my climbing gym in Brussels.
The moment when Brian smiles :)
Good job man!
I climb at this gym all the time and ive seen this dude before many times. Crazy how this video just popped up in my sub box randomly dude i didnt even know he was a youtuber. Great video btw
Best channel on bouldering for sure. You seem like the coolest dude irl
aaawww thank you! ;)
Thank you. This is very useful to me as a beginner. Although it will be a long time before I reach this level, the techniques you show, the clear explanation and helpful graphics will put me in good stead.
Another great video! I definitely climb like "brian a year ago". This is the sort of progress I'd love to make. Your buddy is looking solid these days. #goals
Great video man! Truly out there to help others! Much love, and keep at it! 💪
Thanks for the video. Very good teaching. I make the exact same mistakes, and need reminding all the time, to concentrate more on my footwork and body position, rather than just relying on strength to pull through the moves.
Been looking for a technical video like this forever, this is amazing!!
watching again a year later. still so relevant. Also, i've noticed a lot of my climbing peers in shanghai have been watching more of your vids! : )))
Hey, I am climbing a lot and watching a lot of climbing videos as well.
Just wanted to let you know that I found this very entertaining and interesting. Great way to teach, thanks !