Besides the fun setting videos I prefer the Old School sessions; reminds me of better times climbing and chilling with friends. Can't wait until that can happen again!
know what you mean, gyms over her in germany have been closed nearly 5 months now, and managed to go outdoors last week and needed 4 tries on a 6c+ that is usually my warmup grade 🙈
@@rohan1_ nah 😂 got a hangboard and pull up Bar, but just look at them more than use them. just to boring for me to knock out training sessions. However flashed a 7a Sport route today and going back tomorrow to finish of a 7c I started working on, so not looking all that bad. Just got to get the feel for being on Rock again back, and a spot of that Max power. and i'll be nocking of them 8's again in no time.
Another sick intro song I had to look up. Luckily in Colorado our gyms are open. They closed for 3 months last year and then it took 3 months to get back to where I was before in strength.
“Why are we like this today?” .... let’s be real... it’s everyday 😏 😂 nah nice and chill session today boys! Reassuring to see even you guys have some good and bad days! Thanksssss
I'm thinking about what JP said. How many climbs have the same sequence of moves as we would describe them verbally? Similar to how people recreate outdoor boulders in gyms, how many route setters set the same sequences but with different holds
you reguarly come across the same moves and sequences, just the hold type and Variation in distances how steep a boulder is etc... makes them all unique in a way
were you guys getting flack for filming during covid? or was the message at the start just a disclaimer so Yonder doesnt get Flack for letting you guys in?
Watching this makes me sad. Climbing gyms here have been closed since november 3rd with no end in sight, which is kinda good for me in a way because I am recovering my destroyed elbow from training to much. Still sad tho.
@@ONETAKETovar Yes. My elbow got to a point in which I couldn't manage it on my own anymore, so I consulted a sport physiotherapist. It took me 10 sessions to go to the point where I could start training again (last session was last week). The best advices I got were: -a good warmup before every session. -enough restdays (only had one in between back then) -post session stretching of the finger flexors. -post session training of the finger extensors. -shorter session (had +3 hours sessions alot of the times)
@@ONETAKETovar train the Opposition muscle groups, and if during training you feel a weird niggle somewhere, then take it easy on that area, i know myself how easy it is to get carried away during a session. Today was back on the Rock and wanting to do this climb but it had a shit crimp that you have to lock of on like a beast, I left it for another day as it just felt dodgy on the Fingers loading them like that after 5 months of not climbing.
dont be scared to try stuff above your Limit, even if you get spat off hundreds of times. just dont over do it on crimpy stuff as your tendons and ligaments need a bit of time to strengthen up.
First thought. Footwork is going to be the big lockdown victim. Second thought. Setters sometimes struggle to grade easy or mid range problems because, to them, they are all piss easy.
