Holds 101 - Climbing for beginners 

Gabrielscake I read your comment before the video started playing.. that was hilarious !

Noprop why thank you 😊

I mean. I just watched this for the 3rd time and only this time after reading your comment did I notice that. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

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But i got confused at the end, it looks like the white wing was jake at the end when the camera man said it. Sooo weird

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can confirm this

@ g ford- welcome to climbing jargon

that was really positive feedback

If that was negative feedback, I’m scared to know what positive feedback would be

@WungusBill tbh I learn faster by listening, watching, and reading 😅

@WungusBill tbh that’s how I learn physical skills. I just watched a few videos and asked my friend about it and then I managed to do V8 with near perfect technique. Got to the top but my friend had to help me down but I remembered I was a bit scared of heights. I even learned how to bike by just listening to my parents explain it and watching them do it. You don’t develop strong connective tissue but you can learn technique and control.

Agree. Our Boldering hall has like 10 easy paths and for someone who never bouldered and has a fear of heights, those were already challenging for me.

Oh glad to hear it, I'm 40 and have been climbing for a while but iv only decided to try to train for lead climbing recently so glad new climbers aren't all in their teens/ early 20s. :)

Enjoy!

@PogChamp you can do a lot with technique. the fitness builds up slower than when you were young but of course you will get stronger eventually.

@@tracy9157 Almost 56 here! And one year post lumbar spinal fusion. Love the sport! Much easier on the joints than classic gym workouts, I find.

@PogChamp! Wdym like couldnt do literally anything? I think anybody regardless of age with a decent level of fitness and strength will have a really great first climbing session and excell even more after going a few times. I know for a fact i enetered climbing 1 month ago at 16 year of age and came to it natually, i think the fact i had been going to the gym for 8 months helped, and my ability to lift my own bodyweight. However climbing longer 11-15m routes in the gym near me has encouraged and made me realise improving my endurance is super necessary.I am doing cardio often ish now to achieve that and tbf i can see why my endurance on the walls is pretty bad.

Line Level Media where are you climbing ?? Asana ?

Yep! Couple months in now.

Line Level Media oh that’s awesome, I climb there whenever I’m home from college and then I’m planning on a membership this summer !

Stay on the walls potato kid

You-da-ho

Lmao you're right "ueh ueh ueh" didn't know there's a new one

Lol 😂 That's what I was thinking too! 👍🏾

I like slopers lol, not all tho

I like them only if I can hold on them, otherwise avoid them and don't look at them. Ever

@Ana Zervigon crimps actually make for some good routes, there is no fun crux without a few crimps here and there

To me all of those are jugs

I'm not strong but I would at least call those "kinda juggy"

Niceee

Chris A and volumes

GamingInYaFaceHD they are called holds

@@alizaalikhan1400 the joke your head

@@adamdecoder1 ha nice

Where in norway do you climb?

@@saragabblegoose1075 Around Stavanger

Lol i like this comment