This was legitimately his first time climbing. He has a background in MMA and football. He is wearing a mask because when this was recorded masks were required to enter the building. He’s fine from the landing, but it truly is the most Gumby of landings.
@@NETAAAMUSIC If you fall on a padded surface with locked joints, you can still seriously mess yourself up. I've witnessed it myself a number of times.
This actually wasn’t supposed to be a short YT video, his kneecaps imploding actually created a sonic boom that disabled all electronic devices within a 15 yard radius
I was thinking there's no way this dude hasn't climbed before. He's heel hooking and using the tips of his toes and creating leverage for himself... And then I saw his drop
@@LocalConArtist Who said anything about arms? I’m talking about using the fingers in a climbing grip… a skill that exists nowhere in gymnastics. Unless you care to enlighten me
@@MisterClimber Lmao is that you're the one filming? You guys just switch up when one is healed and the other is next to be injured and so on. Seems like good tactic
One thing that isn’t often discussed in climbing for beginners is the importance of landing correctly, my back is out for a week just watching that landing.
Once I went climbing with a friend who didn’t have much experience, and forgot to mention how important it is to fall properly (normally I always bring it up, but it slipped my mind). 15 minutes in she fell off a V0 and completely shattered her ankle. She had to get surgery, but because of covid there was a huge backlog and she had to wait for 5 days in the hospital. I couldn’t even go to visit her to try and cheer her up bc of covid restrictions. Damn, I felt so bad 🫣
@@FushiguroTojlit feels like common sense not to land on stiff legs, but it is less common to know how do you sctually land. i jumped from anything approaching 2m just once in my life, back in 1977. Still remember :)
My reaction to this: "Oh okay dude looks pretty strong... yup technique isn't great but he's gonna be pretty good once he sorts that out... ooh he's even campusing damn. Oookay nice finish now he just drops down and land- OMG HE JUST DIED."
@@JamesLinenX No youre just not athletic. Its a pretty intuitive movement. I took my friend who does calisthenics and benches 315+ and he figured out a heel hook on the first V2 he tried on his own, it wasn't even needed for the climb, just made it easier. You are jealous because you arent fit so you cope and tell yourself there must be things at play.
@@wiilli4471 I climb outdoor v7s lol, I'm no athlete, but I am athletic. Why would I be jealous of anyone at all? Dumbest thing I have ever read. Stop projecting, bud.
@@younicbic no offense, but how much do you climb if that looks technical? He did great for a beginner but I would expect to see better footwork from anyone who's climbed more than twice. Edit: Also ouch I've only seen that kind of landing from first timers
@@AntonAdelson I was overtraining and my tendon sort of broke my shin (I can't really explain it), it's called osteochondrosis and sadly it's now incurable 😐. It's really hard to make progress and if I feel pain I have to stop right away. The worst part is that I want to be a personal trainer in the future and I'm afraid it will affect also my career
@@AntonAdelson In conclusion, it wasn't because of an accident, it was because I didn't take care of myself. I created it even though I did nothing wrong during my training. After all it first occurred while running rather than jumping, so yeah, it's kinda sad
I think everyone here is just mentioning that landing. Please tell your friend how to do that and like roll back. I’d hate for him to lose his knees or elbows.
Ending it soon made the fall look worse that it was. The hips are definatley those of a new climber. It's nice that he is so fit starting out. When his technique improves he will shoot up in difficulty quickly to the next plateau. Finger strength. Good luck and keep it up.
This is so like me, I can do most over hang v4 easily since I can just power through, but when the holds are smaller and it's more about technique rather than just upper body strength I struggle to do v3s
I’d say this one was probably a V2. Definitely work with a climber trainer if your gym has one available. I am myself and I’m slightly better with crimps and technique a month into it.
@@MisterClimber ye, I'm talking about the way he climbed it not the actual climb which I realize would be around v2. I'm not able to get a trainer rn although I am thinking about it. Most of what I know comes from TH-cam for now😅 but oh well we need to start somewhere.
@@MisterClimber I wish someone shared my passion like that😭 Ive been tryna get some friends into it, but it's been hard to actually organise anything especially that most people Cba driving 40 minutes to somewhere they're not fussed about going. But I'm keeping on it, I've come to love it too much to stop now
Lol V2-V4?!!! Ummm those are VB-V0 holds. The best way to compress your vertebrae while simultaneously risking blown ACL's to both knees is to use his landing beta😂😂😂
Every mental note I could have possibly followed through with went out the window when I saw that landing. Just jumped straight to the comments to see what would be said about it lol. Glad he’s all good!
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This was legitimately his first time climbing. He has a background in MMA and football.
He is wearing a mask because when this was recorded masks were required to enter the building.
He’s fine from the landing, but it truly is the most Gumby of landings.
Bruh Rest In Peace to those knees 😂
Everyone did something Gumby like the first time they went climbing lol
Lol true the landing
Having a trained body is aid
I hope your friend has read all of these comments and improved his landing
Ouch...
That landing could have ended badly.
My cringe at his landing is nearly as loud as the double mat slap he did.
Sameeeee, that hurt my kneeees I had to look away
What if he fell? Nahhh. Woulda been fine. Worst would be if he fell directly on his head but he prolly knows how to not let that happen
??? There is literally a thick mattress
@@NETAAAMUSIC If you fall on a padded surface with locked joints, you can still seriously mess yourself up. I've witnessed it myself a number of times.
You know he’s new to climbing when he lands like that
How you supposed to drop?
@@dawniebug784 you can tell he’s new coz he landed with straight legs and almost snapped both his knees 🤣
@@TheMassivemarshmallo his knees are clearly bent in the last frame
you know he’s new to life when he lands like that
@@dawniebug784 bend the knees fall back and roll it or some sort of variation
This actually wasn’t supposed to be a short YT video, his kneecaps imploding actually created a sonic boom that disabled all electronic devices within a 15 yard radius
KAKAKAKAKAKAKKAKA
Rumour has it his knees compressed so hard they created a mini black hole, sucking in everything within 15 yard radius
Bahahahahahahahahaha this comment wins😂😂
Ahahahaha good one
Hilarious
I was thinking there's no way this dude hasn't climbed before. He's heel hooking and using the tips of his toes and creating leverage for himself... And then I saw his drop
The grip strength also looks suspect to me - I can’t think of another sport that would train it in that way
@@oldvlognewtricks gymnastics
@@LocalConArtist What gymnastics discipline uses fingertip grip strength?
@@oldvlognewtricks I don’t think you know how an arm works
@@LocalConArtist Who said anything about arms? I’m talking about using the fingers in a climbing grip… a skill that exists nowhere in gymnastics. Unless you care to enlighten me
That landing almost made it into another one of my episodes! 😂
As emperor palpatine would say
“Do it”
@@MisterClimber 🤣
It should. That hurt MY knees.
Lord have mercy, that straight leg drop got me clenching both my cheeks. Tell yah boi to bend them knees! 💀
You can almost hear a snap at the end.
Shirtless in rental shoes is such a powerful combo
with a mask too, this man is comfy in his fit
😂
That landing was the scariest thing I’ve seen in a long time.
Want to see something slightly worse? There’s a video of me falling 30 feet and breaking ankles on my channel too.
@@MisterClimber yikes
@@MisterClimbercrazy
@@MisterClimber
Lmao is that you're the one filming?
You guys just switch up when one is healed and the other is next to be injured and so on.
Seems like good tactic
@@MisterClimber also broke 3 bones in my ankle from a bouldering drop in October. It suuuuuuucks
Omg, I cringed so hard for that dudes knees when he landed. I hope his recovery is going okay.
Literally bent his knees. Landing was fine.
@@nicgandy7619 yeah the other way lol
@@qook1543 lmao
@@nicgandy7619 you tripping
@@nicgandy7619 never jump on a trampoline or climb anything in your life.. please😂 I want you to stay safe!😂
Amazing landing technique, the back is incredibly strong, and therefore should be used as a spring to lessen your fall.
Lmao
XD
Exactly. There’s a video of a guy in yellow rain boots jumping off a roof with the same technique. You can imagine how strong his back was.
Lmao
@@LuIsSaNcHeZ510 Humpty Dumpty?
One thing that isn’t often discussed in climbing for beginners is the importance of landing correctly, my back is out for a week just watching that landing.
That’s on his friend for not practicing landings and climb downs first and reminding him before he dropped.
@@kayelle8005 its common sense that you dont land like you have stiff legs.
Once I went climbing with a friend who didn’t have much experience, and forgot to mention how important it is to fall properly (normally I always bring it up, but it slipped my mind). 15 minutes in she fell off a V0 and completely shattered her ankle. She had to get surgery, but because of covid there was a huge backlog and she had to wait for 5 days in the hospital. I couldn’t even go to visit her to try and cheer her up bc of covid restrictions. Damn, I felt so bad 🫣
@@FushiguroTojlit's not common, because most of the time and majority of people don't climb and jump
@@FushiguroTojlit feels like common sense not to land on stiff legs, but it is less common to know how do you sctually land. i jumped from anything approaching 2m just once in my life, back in 1977. Still remember :)
My reaction to this:
"Oh okay dude looks pretty strong... yup technique isn't great but he's gonna be pretty good once he sorts that out... ooh he's even campusing damn. Oookay nice finish now he just drops down and land- OMG HE JUST DIED."
i love this comment
Props to him for doing the last move. A lot of beginners would have been sketched out being that high up.
Beginners dont heel hook without being told to
@@JamesLinenX No youre just not athletic. Its a pretty intuitive movement. I took my friend who does calisthenics and benches 315+ and he figured out a heel hook on the first V2 he tried on his own, it wasn't even needed for the climb, just made it easier.
You are jealous because you arent fit so you cope and tell yourself there must be things at play.
@@wiilli4471 I climb outdoor v7s lol, I'm no athlete, but I am athletic. Why would I be jealous of anyone at all? Dumbest thing I have ever read. Stop projecting, bud.
@@wiilli4471damn relax man!
@@wiilli4471went with friends for the first time im not super athletic but did a v4 with running shoes, some people are just naturals I guess
10/10 landing, he stuck it perfectly. This guy must do gymnastics.
No he didn’t everyone knows what you land you have to bend your knees.. from any jump doing anything..? Landing straight legged is so dangerous
@@tz7245 do u know what a joke is
@@tz7245 r/woooosh
@@PickleOnTop0 frr
@@PickleOnTop0 where is ur pfp from it's so good
That landing he almost literally kissed his ACL’s goodbye
That's what he gets for wearing a mask
Add a walnut cracking sound effect to the last frame and reupload
What a roller coaster of a video...the intensity of every move, then that landing. Good TV
I'm surprised how well he did with keeping arms straight, most strong beginners I've seen always are so tight
That heel also felt like he’s at least watched some climbing
In fact he's not a beginner
@@younicbic "tries climbing" implies it's the first time though?
@@henwill8 it does, it Just looks a false statement, too technical movements
@@younicbic no offense, but how much do you climb if that looks technical? He did great for a beginner but I would expect to see better footwork from anyone who's climbed more than twice. Edit: Also ouch I've only seen that kind of landing from first timers
As a parkour athlete with some knee problems, that landing made my soul fly away
parkour!!
bro same the saftey role is like second nature to me that landing was NOT IT.
As a parkour coach, I'm wondering how did you get the knee problems? Too many flips and not enough soft landings? Hope you recover soon!
@@AntonAdelson I was overtraining and my tendon sort of broke my shin (I can't really explain it), it's called osteochondrosis and sadly it's now incurable 😐. It's really hard to make progress and if I feel pain I have to stop right away. The worst part is that I want to be a personal trainer in the future and I'm afraid it will affect also my career
@@AntonAdelson In conclusion, it wasn't because of an accident, it was because I didn't take care of myself. I created it even though I did nothing wrong during my training. After all it first occurred while running rather than jumping, so yeah, it's kinda sad
First "just jump" and then "just drop" are two of the baddest pieces of advice I could think of for a new climber/boulderer...
I thought the same…but there wasn’t much down climbing that roof.
@@sendthis9480 looks like he could’ve easily downclimbed with the orange jugs on the right
Airline pilots too
yeah he ain't a friend, he jealous
Or when you see somebody standing on a tall building
His knees almost taco’d the wrong way. So stiff my god
Tell bro to always bend his knees. Bro almost became a flamingo 🦩💀
Currently trying to comprehend the landing I just witnessed
Man you don't have to be a climber to know that landing like that is a trip to the hospital
My entire body cringed as he landed, I felt it in my bones
I think everyone here is just mentioning that landing. Please tell your friend how to do that and like roll back. I’d hate for him to lose his knees or elbows.
Ending it soon made the fall look worse that it was. The hips are definatley those of a new climber.
It's nice that he is so fit starting out. When his technique improves he will shoot up in difficulty quickly to the next plateau. Finger strength.
Good luck and keep it up.
Glad I’m already sitting on the toilet. Seeing that landing would have made me shit my pants.
That final "Ooo " was everything lol
RIP to his inverted kneecaps at the end.
That landing was like a jumpscare
Being fit makes you good at things you're not already good at.
The landing LMAO this video is amazing
Please save his back and knees and teach him how to fall!!
I did!
@@MisterClimber Thank god :D
RENTAL SHOES ALWAYS DO THE JOB
Not the legs at the end 😭
This is so like me, I can do most over hang v4 easily since I can just power through, but when the holds are smaller and it's more about technique rather than just upper body strength I struggle to do v3s
Me too
I’d say this one was probably a V2.
Definitely work with a climber trainer if your gym has one available. I am myself and I’m slightly better with crimps and technique a month into it.
@@MisterClimber ye, I'm talking about the way he climbed it not the actual climb which I realize would be around v2. I'm not able to get a trainer rn although I am thinking about it. Most of what I know comes from TH-cam for now😅 but oh well we need to start somewhere.
@@jakubj2827 definitely feel you, hey man keep at it. Have people you actively climb with at least?
@@MisterClimber I wish someone shared my passion like that😭 Ive been tryna get some friends into it, but it's been hard to actually organise anything especially that most people Cba driving 40 minutes to somewhere they're not fussed about going. But I'm keeping on it, I've come to love it too much to stop now
Omd that landing 😂😂😂🥴
When Gotham needs you because Bane has taken over the city:
the landing caught me off guard, thought his knees went inwards 😂
A good call to have newer climbers try slight overhang, it's very satisfying and can often be done without too much footwork
good lord his knees when he drops 😩 my shins hurt watching it
My heart dropped when he landed straight legged
he landed with his legs completely straight like a mad man
Nice climb nice climb last grab drop aaaand almost snaps both legs
His knees off the landing oh my god
That facediaper already was a prelude to that landing.
Impressive showing right up until the landing. He's lucky he didn't snap something in his knee
The drop we all felt...
Is that Stone Summit Atlanta? Could be literally any gym from how little was shown, but I'm throwing a guess out there.
You are correct
When I saw the straight leg drop I literally went “ooooo”
Perfect cut at the end. I’ll tune in next season to see what happened to his knees.
That landing hurts😬
I felt that landing 😬
Climbs like an intermediate. Lands like a psycho
Holy crap thought he was gonna break his knees with that landing 🫣
This is exactly how I climb lmfao, all send no beta :’)
Dude's definitely a framer
What’s a framer?
Great technique! Especially the landing, his femur crushing and breaking into his fibula absorbed all the impact!
V0-v1*
Yeah probably v1, definitly not v4, v4 is the easiest grade on moonboard, compare this to it 😅😂
The gym grades on range scales, this one was rated V2 to V4. Most definitely a V2, face transitions pitched back on jugs. The last move is heady.
@@MisterClimber yeah but v2 should be the upper end.
Even if this is your antistyle it's hardly a v2
Shrug, I’m of the opinion of climbing a thing before making any sure judgement on what I think it may be.
@@MisterClimber good for you setting your limits low
Lol V2-V4?!!! Ummm those are VB-V0 holds. The best way to compress your vertebrae while simultaneously risking blown ACL's to both knees is to use his landing beta😂😂😂
Oh that landing just teleported me back to terrible times😂 entire lower half just convulsed at the sight lol
Homie almost folded like a chair
He could gain so much more technique by just doing the same climb without letting your feet cut. He climbs too square. But we all start somewhere
His first climb. And think, he walked in talking trash wanting to jump on 10+ problems.
@@MisterClimber ahahah always like that, its harder than it looks
V1?
Is written there man..
Yeah this is a V1 tops, no idea where this gym is getting 2-4 from. Definitely not a 3 or 4.
@@justthebrttrk ah ok. Sorry David it's me I misunderstood..
It’s literally jug after jug the entire problem lol
Jug after jug in a pretty steep over hang. Super softy V2 at most. The climb was rated V2-V4, this gym likes their sliding grades.
"Just drop"
That landing hurt me 💀💀💀
Looks like a VB/1
When he landed I thought it was over
It’s always good to start out on the easy holds 👍
I'm glad everybody is talking about that landing because JESUS
That was the most convincing drop ever
Bro dawg that landing had me dead. Looked like he got folded
This was me when I started climbing, haha! You can get away with a lot just being strong as long as you've got jugs to hang off. ;)
lmao that landing is like Charlie Chaplin walking
Bros legs scared tf outta me on that landing😂
That landing is beautiful for your legs and future wheelchairs
Tremendous display of athleticism and strength to fill the gap of experience, until that terrible landing!! Be careful 🙏
Knee caps left the cat.
My cheeks have never clenched so fast watching someone land. I think I even heard a pop at the end
I get so scared looking at that with the thought of "what if they lose grip from that angle and land head first". the landing was very scary.
that drop hurt. No roll, no shock absorption, just straight bone-shock.
He'd gotta be crippled after that landing. His damn ankles looked rolled lmaooo😂
You could tell he was a new climber he didn't use his legs at all lol
Almost break both his legs XD
Id say “fit” is a bit of an understatement
Every mental note I could have possibly followed through with went out the window when I saw that landing. Just jumped straight to the comments to see what would be said about it lol. Glad he’s all good!
The feet cutting had me crying 😭😭
This is the perfect example of shy turtle vs proud giraffe
He climbed pretty great, I was just worried for his knees, when he landed. Keep up the good work!
that ending was a jumpscare
That landing broke my knees just from watching 😅
That landing was the worst part 😂
My knees buckled just watching it
I first thought that wasn’t that high, until I realized I was short.
That landing made me want to cry 💀
Omg.. those knees at the end
My jaw DROPPED when I saw that landing
Campusing like that is such a gym bro way of climbing
Dude tried to jump on a V11 too lol
dabs so hard with his feet and then proceeds to land straight legged 😂
Dude almost ended his knees forever that even felt like it hurt me😂
Oh bro that landing made me recoil