Chris Sharma trained by Patxi Usobiaga 

It's cool to see somebody who I respect as a climber and as a content creator comment on a video from another climber I really look up to haha. Keep up the great climbing videos Eric

Sorry for the late respons Chrisopher! Thank you for the nice words and support man! keep on rockin! :D

M Hughes It helps a lot.

6 years late but I think it needs to be said that climbers can progress for much later in life than other sports.

Malaya Wilmott i like it.

Language evolves

Steart Fires Barcelona 😜

Steart Fires of course. Everyone wants to move there.

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Ikr. Other people on the chat has been "inspired beyond belief" XD

Excuse me for saying this, but bull fucking shit. Most people climbing around me get fatigued on climbs mostly because they don't use their legs to the full potential, and then try to make up for by training more and more grip and back. Although i agree that legs don't need to be very strong for climbing, but they you still need them the most to control your body and to get from some cheesy situations. The light as possible thing is also a lot of climber crap because everyone who knows their basics knows, that when you get heavier, excerises get easier. Also, core strength is needed mostly in huge overhangs

Also. leg training gets rid of "elvis leg" Training your calves gives you more control on the climbs

basically it can disrupt your skill set. youre learning new skills to climb with all that extra weight . it's much better to just strengthen the muscles using weight in the gym then practice your skill ie: Climbing. it's best to seperate conditioning and skill training.

Not really, this is activation of a nervous system. Your climbing skills won't suffer from that, it's a sure thing.

I know what you mean and I've been trying to learn about that but I'm not seeing any convincing science. It's kinda like I do Pull ups instead of a cable Pull down machine because it's closer to my sport (climbing) but either is effective it seems.

No, it's not that. You're talking about building muscles or building strength, but climbing with the vest is actually recruiting your muscle fibers to be active. You don't need any science, just put on a weighted vest before your training and do few boulders, then start actual climbing. I can guarantee you, that you'll feel a whole lot lighter on that wall.

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