My First V6 Boulder 

i love the videography and the script :)

Great vid, I feel so related to your story, thanks for sharing and congrats on the video edition and storytelling technique :), great Send btw... I've been trying bouldering for 3 months now, and I've hitted that v5 plateau, Hopefully next months with some fingers strength training I'll get there ;)

Love the storytelling and the pacing on this video... great job. And, of course, AWESOME job on the send!

Nice job bro! P.S personally I prefer normal chalk, but nothing can beat the slow transformation of the liquid chalk from liquid to solid.

Good job bro! ive started climbing in January and i think we hit V6 around the same time!! Definitely know that feeling!!

It is difficult to tell just from the video how far apart those holds are, how tall you are and what is your motion range. It is difficult to tell what you are actually trying as you've cut like the most important bits of your attempts from the video. The thing is, I don't think this is a dyno. For shorter climbers probably, but you seem to be fairly tall (and by that I mean kinda average plus) I believe. You just need to lear and lean into a little bit more ackward body positions, keep your balance an leverage rotations to get closer. In frame at 3:50 timestamp you seem to be doing preety good job, trying to push yourself from the first hold and hold for the edge. Thats a good start. Next thing to do would be rotate your left arm so you would push from your palm, rather than fingers and turn your left leg the other way so your knee points to the left rather than the right. At the same time you need to shift your pelvis to the right and use right leg for heel hook on the edge of the wall similarly to your right arm. What makes this difficult is to be able to keep your body tension the whole time and that slight overhang above your head, but if you were facing the other way, you would be closer to the next hold and from the looks of it be able to reach it with your right arm. I would follow that up by moving left hand to the same hold. The rest of the route looked like you managed decently well. Another unsolicited advice on top ... Don't focus on grades, don't try to push yourself for harder and harder grades. Try to climbe just V3s but try many different styles on the same route. Try not to reach the top, but rather learn how you can reach the tom as efficiently and with as little effort as possible. Thet will teach you valuable skills, that you can then (when you have them in your muscle memory) translate on harder routes.

Man, I wish you would have shown the full send. That V6 looks kinda nasty to be honest.

Sick man, my dumbass thought this was going to be about cars. Great job tho!!!!!!!

Fucking amazing sooner or later your turning into spider man