@OnassisRabanes Thank you, bro! 😊

Shh. Don't talk shit.

​@@hennerssstf?

@@devinschaar4499 see above.

@@oscarthenotsogrouchy thank you, homie!💪🏼🔥🤙🏼

@@nick_fvb 😆😂🤣

Thank you.👊🏻

Thank you, bro! It's definitely challenging!

I do many different types of exercises for training. Lots of pull-up variations: weighted, explosive, wide grip, etc. I also like keeping my legs & core strong through squat variations & deadlift variations. To get my fingers strong, I hangboard, block pull, and structure my climbing sessions.

Definitely have to go big on that cross bump move!

Let's go!!!!

Hell ya I did. I got too excited from sticking the move in a few goes and almost dropped the top. Good reminder to breathe 😅

Thanks, Nick. We missed you, bro! Can't wait to climb this weekend !

It's such a fun boulder problem. Have you tried it?

@@carson_climbs no don't live close the planning a bouldering road trip soon definitely going to be on my list

@@barakpinnon5529 hell ya!

Haha, thanks, buddy!👊🏻

Haha, this is the best compliment I've received 😄

Thank you, dude!!

Says you, big dawg!

Thanks, homie!

Thanks, buddy!

Yes, yes it was 😆

Hahaha, thanks, Nick!

Absolutely dialed in with the spot

Hahaha, thanks, Nick!

People climb for all sorts of reasons. I climb because I like how it encourages self-discovery. Along my journey, I've learned more about movement/my body/my mind/nature/and a really awesome community. Think of a day out climbing like you going out into nature with all of your buddies to go solve really fun and challenging puzzles that make your mind and body and friendships stronger.

Thank you, Nick!!! You'd crush this!

Thanks, Noah! You have to get on this one!

There is no fun in that! Bouldering requires start holds and some sort of natural or, in this case, suggested line to follow

It isn't too bad. You do all the hard work getting up, so climbing down the slab at the back isn't too hard to navigate.

Thanks, bud!!

Thanks, dude!

Thanks, Buddy!!

Thanks, Robyn!

Thank you!

Haha, they are good friends of mine who were on the other side of the boulder I climbed. I was so pumped and had to yell for them. Thanks for the support, buddy!

Thanks, Jake!

Haha, there are definitely comparisons that can be made!

For grading things in rock climbing, we compare the given grade of what we are climbing to the intensity & complexity of what we've felt during the climb. The way we can separate if we are climbing one grade or the other is by having lots of climbing experience (especially at the given grade). I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions!

Thank you, Billy!

Honestly, this way felt the easiest (least intense) for me after climbing it 3 times to nail down the beta.

Years and years of climbing. Sometimes, I still don't know how it works! 😆

Thanks, buddy! I've been working hard these past few years to improve my climbing abilities. I appreciate you commenting & subscribing.

My point is to climb them all

Thanks, buddy!

Thank you buddy!🙂

Thank you, Denis!💪🏼😤🤙🏼

It is so committing, not as hard as you think, but so committing! 😵‍💫

Thanks Jen!