How V15 Climbers Use the Spraywall to Get Strong
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ย. 2024
- Thank you to SCC and Austin for letting us make this video!
Featuring Benn “Celibate” Wheeler,
Ethan “Twink” Bost, Austin “Daddy” Geiman, and Noah “Team Kid” Wheeler.
Shoutout to Denver Heinz and the setters for this new spray wall. Genuinely one of the best I’ve ever been on.
i literally fell to my knees crying when the video ended. absolute cinema
Just so all the viewers know, I’ve never seen either of the Wheelers actual do any of this warmup.
Lmfaooooooo it’s my TH-cam Persona’s warmup not mine- Benn
Benn’s real warmup is just rapid firing whatever boulder he is about to project
so what do they actually do
@@peterjames7509they don’t
The best warmup is whatever works for you. I'm 41 and have always been injury prone, so I try to warm up correctly. I did a campus session first thing in the morning yesterday after warming up for just a few minutes. I've tried long, slow, gradual warmups, and they just don't work for me - not for something so simple and powerful as campus boarding, at least. If the challenge is to warm up every part of the body to be ready for anything, a normal warmup of progressively harder boulders is much better.
I like how it immediately goes from board warmups to hangboard projects
classic warm up, would recommend to all beginner climbers 😁
Wild that Noah warms up with his dogs out and posts it on the internet for free. Is that the secret to getting stronger fingers?
Yo this is a reply to the groin pain,
I had the same thing inside and outside of the thigh/hip thought I would share what I learned.
Stretching made it so much worse and it never went away. I had to avoid limit climbing and limit stretching that aggregated my hip specifically. My rehab was bridge pose, happy baby pose, deadlifting with just a bar or even less just rocking my hips through that range of motion, and side planks progressing to Copenhagen planks. Anytime I felt the pain that was a sign that I was pushing to far and I would decrease. Took about a month of being strict but it went away.
Thanks so much!! Will use this asvice
@@Wheel_Rock Agreed with what said by @petvitzz. Copenhagen planks is really good for groin pain. A lot of groin pains stems from pain in the adductors origin at the pubic symphisis, and copenhagen planks target those really good. Good luck!
See you joke about that warmup but David Fitzgerald's hangboard routine starts with one-arm hanging the outside edge of the beastmaker 2000 for 30 seconds, so it might be legit.
Been following the channel for a little while now. Initially heard about the Wheeler's from someone at my local gym in Philly. They were spoken of as local legends of sorts. Fun to see them for yourself, even if its only through videos.
favorite climbing content on youtube. love the hard climbing
for that pain you mentioned in your thighs, it might be similar to an issue I had while doing a lot of tension board sessions. Open leg positions and cranking on my feet hard is what caused it for me. working on an adductor and abductor muscles in my thighs helped a lot! I almost never have this pain anymore.
You guys are so chill with it .
the spraywall is such a cool tool, I can't get any friend to practise on it w me except playing game, but I do dedicated sesh on the spraywall atleast one time in a week and I could pbby do only spraywall
What insane strength! You guys are incredible! I hope to be that strong one day haha. Loved the video format! We need more spray wall sessions!
Regarding the hip pain: Go see an orthopedic specialist if at all possible. I say this as someone who was initially diagnosed (not by an ortho) with a groin strain. It turned out to actually be an issue with the joint itself, which was corrected with a simple and, surprisingly, not-very-painful surgery. Drop the stretching, tho. If anything, look up some rehab strengthening exercises for the hip and try those. I guarantee you a physical therapist would have you do things like "clam shells" along with some other exercises. Best of luck, dude!
awesome video guys. I'm a v5 climber 1 year in and it inspires me to see what kind of work it takes to climb hard.
deep squats and atg split squats completely got rid of my groin strain
Hey I made that hold at 7:20 in the video, to the left of your left hand, the dual-tex wood one. NO IDEA how it wound up there, must have ventured from Fort Collins at some point! It's gotta be trash at that angle haha.
The one with blue texture? Big pinch?
@@Wheel_Rock Yeah that's the one, I noticed a few more on that wall I made as well.
@@garretehrick6137 Nic Rummel and I did a little hold swap a little bit ago, like those so much on his board I had to take them home with me!
@@DeltaDdrumming ahhhh it all makes sense now haha. Love to seem em out in the wild!
The intro is actually gold😂 love the vibe
Try hip thrusts, start lying flat on back, engage glutes and pull hips open by pointing knees outward.
Wow that problem on the wood looked hard! Definitely not soft and supple
literally campusing my project 😔
Sick video as usual
Awesome vid guys, damn you are so strong it’s actually nuts
lets goooo. Please keep them coming!
repping the Fudan University shirt, that's hype af - shanghai climbers unite! When you say your fingers get inflamed easily do you mean you get tenosynovitis/synovitis easily?
"for my warm down I like to train hand strength"
You need someone to massage that pain away brother
😉
wow i love watching noah climb. not sure about the weird younger one though 🤓
Sick content. So your actual climbing is pretty much just board climbing and outdoors? How many times a week do you guys do sessions like this one?
I climb like 5 times a week? 4 times inside 1 outside. When I’m training for a comp I mix in ~45 mins of comp training to my usual board stuff. I do gym climbs often as an extended warmup, like the first two climbs we do in this vid.
question about tweaky fingers, i have this thing called pip tenosynovitis on both my middle fingers. i cant bend them all the way closed, but they do not hurt when climbing or hangboarding; however, i feel a sharp pain in it sometimes when i pinch the sides of the knuckle and try to bend it close. is this something you have when you mention the tweaky fingers? and what do you do to help?
I definitely have suspected I have Synovitis! My finger mobility is similarly horrendous despite my efforts to change such. The inflammation was awful 2 years ago, but I have learned to deal with it largely by the warp up routine done in the video.
@@Wheel_Rock after seeing the warmup routine in the video, i was thinking of adding it before i climb everytime. Good to know it helps you, thanks for the advice!
I can’t believe you have a piercing
Interested in the instinct slippers. Are they any good?
I want to climb like you
See a physio for that groin thing dude lmao if you thought it was testicular torsion
are the wheeler brothers related?
Noahs adopted
No. 😂
nitpicking but i feel like the music is little loud 😭
Out of curiosity have you guys ever used small edges as a training tool?
We both prefer not to. For me (Benn) my skin is too bad to do it at all. One hang on the 10mm and I’m split. Noah also doesn’t use them, he thinks it’s less effective for increasing actual strength.
@@Wheel_Rock Any tips then for getting better at small edge stuff? I can hang the 20mm with 20kg added but soon as it gets to sub 8mm stuff even two hands I just trail off, feels super limiting outdoors for me
Train 12mm or 10mm more. Not sure if training 8mm is ever worth it even for outdoors honestly.
@@Wheel_Rock cheers, will give it a go!
How is that gym logging the boulders? An app? or physical binder?
They use the RetroFlash app.
@@Wheel_Rock nice. I like that one
What is the angle of that board?
哈哈 复旦。欢迎再来！
谢谢！
Ben's wood looks hard; I gotta try it
Springs!
did anyone redeem the wet surprise yet?
Nope
did u measure the moonboard for hoseok?
No 💀 To be honest I’m never gonna remember to bring a ruler to the climbing gym.
the shaky ahh camrea
yall started clickbaiting now, unsubscribing
FUCK
I am a V17 climber who wants to get strong. What can I use?