Love it! Any chance you would be able to share the plans for it?

I find it interesting to see these tips and tricks, or hacks if you will. (Alcohol and vinegar are also used to deodorise costumes in between theater performances btw) But I'm really missing like a very super obvious thing that I rarely hear any climber about, at all. Cedar shoe trees. Those are designed to wick away moisture, salts, oils and acids out of the shoes (especially leather) and leave a rather pleasant smell. They work perfectly for dress shoes, obviously as that's where they're most often used. but also trainer, hiking shoes and well.. climbing shoes... I really wonder why so few climbers use them...

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Thanks for this. What you said about being totally engaged in the climb but not aware of your surroundings: that landed me on crutches and no climbing for 6 months :( I was on a particularly strong anxiety med for the first several years I was bouldering (and didn’t make the connection until getting off the med on just how afraid I am naturally!) I broke an ankle in my first couple months of bouldering (out of climbing for 6 months!), sprained it one more time, and def got my share of whiplash :( Now I’m off the anxiety med and holy crap. I can’t get myself to try stuff I didn’t used to think twice about. Basically if it’s not a controlled fall I’ve got no idea what to do. 😅

This video was soo helpful!!! thank you!!!!!

is it possible for you to transport your wall at all? i want to build one for my boyfriend but im worried about getting it to his house

Thnks queen

cant believe I just found this video now, it’s been 4 years, how has this wall stand again LA weather? I’m also from LA and thinking about building a wall in my parents backyard 😊

How much was the whole wall with everything?

I'm in that watching videos phase This wall looks nice!

Subscribing now just in case 🤞

5:06 a week ago I left my shoes out the balcony to dry. I forgot and next day it POURED When I remembered my shoes were outside they were filled to the brim with rain I poured the water out before going back in to dry them and I was surprised by the brownest water I´ve ever seen Honestly shooked

Thanks! Grettings from Colombia.

You are an angel and by far the best video on KZbin when it comes to making a homeboard!!!

Awesome video. Thanks for the inspo

You could put Metal roofing on one side to make it last forever.

I like bouldering I That the one thing am scared of I get scared because I think am going to get a bad injury

Tysm !! I was so lost and confused but you made everything easier to understand

You need to work on your core strength you have basically 0

Shingles or a cheap blue tarp covering on the back side(so you can take it off to change routes) just to help protect it from rain & UV wear will help it last even longer, too

JB Weld for bonding metal to wood. It's pricy for a small container, but a little will go a long way. Great video!

Went there for the first time today on my second day of climbing ever and I loved it!

ah, $4.99; well, after Biden it is now between 8 to 10 depending where you shop also spray on paper towels to almost saturation then stuff the shoes over night

please clean your shoes! if you don't they become bio-labs for things of mass olfactory destruction! however; a great way to keep gumbies at bay. Like flaming crosses waved in the face of a vampire. warning; like pepper spray don't let the shoe perfume splash back into your face

Thank you for this video. I was petrified to start bouldering with my colleagues and I struggled at my first session. This video helped so much when I went back today to try and get over the fear

nice

I knew immediately as soon as i saw the drill work that this was not completed without the help of a person who knows what they are doing...

Not wanting to dismiss any of the fears that go into falling but I will say that once you have become more comfortable with it and you start to get into that high level of climbing and projects where you go from 99% of it being falling to 99.9% it’s good to get into a mindset of no longer bailing. This definitely isn’t something you have to do but once you go from the V6-V8 level into the V9 and up range it can be beneficial to be in a mental space where you’re going to try the next move no matter what because it’ll get you that much closer to to a send if you stick it.

Na that’s a donut for sure

For anyone who else who’s questioned where the term beta comes from it’s a shorted version of the word betamax, which is the type of videotape format used to film when climbing back in the day and was the only way to find out the intended sequence for a problem aside from word of mouth.

damn her videos are good. sucks she hasn't made any in a long time. I've found her stuff more entertaining that most videos by Magnus, Emil, and all the climbing channel legends. maybe she just like forgot her password and will start again in like a few weeks or something (lol imagine)

It’s all about your FEET! Smear smear smear and body tension dynamics. Go slow to go fast. Be precise. Go to JT too! Williamson Rock is good and Malibu Canyon Park has a wall you guys might dig. The crew at Stoney should know!

It’s fun watching gym climbers learn real climbing!

Too bad you weren’t there 20yrs ago! Bob would have loved to show you around! You are literally stepping on the same rock! I’ve done three pigs! The start eroded??? Shit! You practice tues/thurs at Stoney and you’ll become a real climber!

Thank you ! Very helpful. I’ve recently started bouldering & need to practice falling more.

Дай бог тебе здоровья!

I get your video on my feed as I've just returned from a morning of easy bouldering and fun traverses on the beautifully carved limestone cliffs near my home in the south of France, in the mountains behind Nice. My dog - a very cute pomeranian - was there too. Cheers!

I recently took an unexpected fall from 5 metres. I had the general fall form right but my left foot slid down my right shin - left a cut and a bruise. I shudder to think what would happen had it come down at a slightly different angle...

Fantastic advice! I sketched off a downclimb a few weeks back and whiplashed. It wasn't fun.

COVID safety aside, leaving wood out in the sun is generally a bad idea. The sun heating and drying only one side of a board or sheet of plywood can cause it to warp pretty bad

PS - your hair is so cute like this. perfectly frames your face and just looks so light and open. <3 no bangs looks so good.

i just had my first session last night. thanks for all of these tips!! really good. didn't think about the bandaids, but yeah i can def see how that'd be helpful!

just discovered your channel and love your content :) hope all is well and you make a return!!

Missing these videos

I know this is an older video, but what would the general budget for this be before the cost of the holds?

wow, so bad,,, u really need to work ur shoulder and core or climb sth easier

Great project thanks for sharing

Lol you say "with no skill" but obviously took the time to research carpentry enough to mention that your materials need time to adapt to the humidity and temperature of the environment it will be assembled (and/or used) in. Been doing the exact same, researching all day lol. I do small wood projects at home so have in turn learned some "lumber science" over time, and this is the first woody vid (I've watched at least 30 so far) that references material prep/care to insure maximum strength before building. Of course, once built (correctly) that environmental adaptation is less important and becomes an inspect and maintain process from there on. Great video, super stoked you talked about height since I've felt most designs on KZbin seem small. Great design, well put together, definitely will be taking some pointers from ya, thanks for putting in the hard work and research on vid so the rest of us can learn with you 🙂

I wear socks. I dont care what anyone thinks, socks doesnt change performance and having slippery wet-cold shoes that stink is way more awful.

Fat nostrils lil bro