Not only are the videos solid and easy to follow but he always has the heat with the shirts. Never seen that Bad Beta shirt before but man I'm jealous I don't have it, where's it from?
It's actually something I'm making with some friends. Probably will be updates on it in videos as time goes on. Working on setting up an insta for it as well haha
I've been climbing once a week for a couple month now and for the first time ever had slightly sore hamstrings the day after this week lmao. Important to note I have weak ass hamstrings (working on it) but I was projecting a couple new climbs and I tried one of the endurancey walls that idk the name of for the first time. Between them couple climbs I was attempting and the board they HAVE to have been helping a lot.
i'm pretty heavy and new so it's kinda hard to prog. the take sounds like something i've been experimenting with. because easy things are hard.. i basically make easy things harder with the intent of making the harder things easier. basically don't be afraid to experiment, forget betas, and go nuts. i've seen some people dyno v0s for example for the gloat, but they're actually pretty goated to train on. heel hook everything, body positioning, the straight arms twisty legs you reference from macleod, etc. what is the 3-finger drag? i've been getting into the crimp territory and my way was to crimp jugs to get kind of adjust my body for 'em on easy ones and then progressively do 'em on actual crimps. is this kind of the same thing? or something different?
Some pictures on google / a youtube video will probably help more with 3 finger drag than a text youtube comment. It's pretty much instead of having your fingers at 90 degrees in a crimp, you have your fingers open
is that refuge in lv? did youtube recommend your channel because i watch miguel? did you have a collab in the past or is youtube just allmighty? nice videos btw!
It's obvious that you have tons of insight, knowledge, and skill. Keep 'em coming!
Glad you found it interesting! Hoping it will impact you and many other viewers climbing :)
I'm a v4-v5 ish climber, and I've learnt a lot from doing easy climbs with an 'as few moves as possible' mindset 👍
apparently you are not really a v4-5ish climber, you have just been doing climbs that consist of a v2 and a v3 section and are thus graded as v4-5.
Not only are the videos solid and easy to follow but he always has the heat with the shirts. Never seen that Bad Beta shirt before but man I'm jealous I don't have it, where's it from?
It's actually something I'm making with some friends. Probably will be updates on it in videos as time goes on. Working on setting up an insta for it as well haha
Best way to realize how much your legs help is to do heavy rdls, then try climbing the day after. Super sore hamstrings easily drop me two v grades
LOL yes climbing the day after leg day is such an eye opener
I've been climbing once a week for a couple month now and for the first time ever had slightly sore hamstrings the day after this week lmao. Important to note I have weak ass hamstrings (working on it) but I was projecting a couple new climbs and I tried one of the endurancey walls that idk the name of for the first time. Between them couple climbs I was attempting and the board they HAVE to have been helping a lot.
Great video, I'm excited to practice this next session.
Makes sense, thank you.
I love that idea of leg lockoffs. I'll try to do it next time in some V0s in my gym ^^
Love this!
Did a v13 boulder into a v1 top out so i only sent v9😭
LOL math checks out
Nice.
i'm pretty heavy and new so it's kinda hard to prog. the take sounds like something i've been experimenting with. because easy things are hard.. i basically make easy things harder with the intent of making the harder things easier. basically don't be afraid to experiment, forget betas, and go nuts. i've seen some people dyno v0s for example for the gloat, but they're actually pretty goated to train on. heel hook everything, body positioning, the straight arms twisty legs you reference from macleod, etc.
what is the 3-finger drag? i've been getting into the crimp territory and my way was to crimp jugs to get kind of adjust my body for 'em on easy ones and then progressively do 'em on actual crimps. is this kind of the same thing? or something different?
Some pictures on google / a youtube video will probably help more with 3 finger drag than a text youtube comment. It's pretty much instead of having your fingers at 90 degrees in a crimp, you have your fingers open
haha 'make easy things harder to make hard things easier' is such a good summary that im upset that i didn't use that line in my script
@@BetaBoiBrandon next time ;)
Funny enough your Monkey approach was also static :P
is that refuge in lv? did youtube recommend your channel because i watch miguel? did you have a collab in the past or is youtube just allmighty?
nice videos btw!
LOL yep it's refuge. I haven't collabed with Miguel yet but hopefully in the future ;)
TH-cam algorithm knows all haha
i was practicing leg lock offs yesterday outside on slab... mah shins, Brandon. my f*cking shins! 🩸😭