@@elsa4206 nice! Have fun!

Because it's chalk art dude -_- not spray paint

even if it’s clean able, it’s still work! especially because it doesn’t always come off as easily as it did in this video

@@user-os4wv9ys4v gyms often clean the holds with hoses or power washers anyways, it literally doesn't matter if that is the case.

@@Monorat as a setter the worst is doodles high on the wall. silly adults hangdogging and drawing lol

@@HPCNight oh like on the actual wall? That I would imagine is frustrating then

It’s been tested and is obviously very helpful and just makes complete sense from a theoretical perspective. Chalk can fill all of the holes that create friction, making the holds more slippery.

It does indicate a lack of versatility...

@@mildlyhappyfacebut it also indicates a lot of strength, and badassery

agreed, on humid days brushing is the only thing that can save you on those slopers

@@James-zn8nz I'm not even that good and I know that I can only imagine that the margin of difference between a send and not is even smaller for stronger climbers and makes brushing even more important

Why would you make something easier? For the number?

@@shbld yes literally. If I'm practicing a move I can barely do why would I want to artificially make it more difficult for myself when Im not even getting to the hold consistently yet. Do flashes not count in your book since there's no chalk buildup to make it harder? Your statement seems ridiculous.

@@chicken29843 you make it artifically more easy. Also when using chalk on your hands. You could also use a leather

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But why

@@trinizack430 I may be able to reach the top from the floor but I'll never be able to crank a one arm lock off on a 1mm paint chip like short people

@@kevinwinter7050 What're you a goat

​@@BiggieChungulus🤣🤣

I’ll agree that slab is better than dynos.

I'm a fat middle aged block. It's easier to learn good techniques than get slimmer or stronger

Why socks

@@OreomasterSB1005 But then a v4 sit start completely destroys us

No I have found that the height is a big advantage on slab in that case but on overhang height is straight up a disadvantage.

All depends on the problem, sometimes it helps a lot to be shorter. A lot of the times I find myself in very awkward and crammed positions because I’m tall. Then I see a shorter person drop a knee and otherwise look like they’re standing straight up while I’m practically kneeling and ducking

@@TheLifeofJaayyI agree that it depends on the problem but more often than not being tall is such a huge advantage. Tall people don’t even realize how much of an advantage they have and just say that being short has its advantages as well.

Said someone whose never used magdust

@@justindc05 haha nah I actually am using magdust rn lol

So why are you using it? Is it your first and last time with it?

If your shoes are too big it means you're not gonna slide around with sweaty feet. I just like it cause it makes it easier to take the shoes on and off and causes less friction. Without theres always an area that bugs me and might even cause blisters.

spoken like a true gumpy

@@Boomshakalaka8174 haha technically the definition of amateur is person who engages in a pursuit, especially a sport, on an unpaid rather than a professional basis!