Great video bro! Insightful. Looking forward to seeing the coming videos!

Very insightful video, thanks for sharing. I would love to go climbing outside on real rock one day.

Awesome vid and great points. Climbing can be a very frustrating and difficult sport.

agree with every point you make here. The main thing that keeps crushing me at the moment is that expectation to send vs expectation to learn new moves. Example: current 7C/v9 project I have on the go was super fun to learn the sequence for the first two sessions. But once every move was dialled in and I had it done in two overlapping halves the next session was just such a weird feeling of "well I've learned everything about the movement on this problem now, so the only thing left to do is send" and every ground attempt felt shakey and weak and the pump would come on fast etc Limit bouldering is such a head-game and I'm sure we all experience the doubts you mention. P.s I'm an advocate of only declaring you're a "Vx Grade climber" once you've sent more of one grade than the grade below/or can get a climb of any given grade done in a single session. In my case I'm just a 7A+/V7 climber who occasionally sends V8. As opposed to being a V9 climber because I've sent a single one before

in j tree it is

Sick! I’m glad to have contributed to the send in a very very small way with a pad! 😁🤙🏼 congrats!

Beautiful video of a beautiful trip my beautiful friend

That's brutal. I weight 240lbs and climb around V4 gym level. I don't think I'd ever be able to hold my body weight x2, can barely pull it x1 lol.

fin vid med bra musik :)

Wow! Just , wow!

The suppportttt!!! so cool! When is the best time to climb in that area? I'd love to visit one day :)

Incredibly impressive!!

nice sends! where is this?

"fuck endurance" -any bro that does not own a harness (I do not have own a harness)

Good shit brother

Very nice short film, I love your content. Looking forward to your progression this season!

Whats your normal routine? Do you train hangboard and pullups every week apart from climbing?

On the bar try slow pull ups. 20 secs up then 20 seconds down. Doing 4 would be a very good effort. Just using body weight.

Great send. That line looks so immaculate!

Awesome send and production 🔥💪

Ez v11! Savage send dude!

Congrats, that was insane man 💪💪💪🦾

Incredible production!! So impressive and inspiring to see your perseverance for that send. You'll start breezing through the 8;s with this progress curve!

congrats mate, happy for you

Congrats dude! That is so sick, wish I get to your level someday. Keep it up! Road to V13 babyy🤟

King shit 👑

I think it is a good idea to not store your climbing shoes in your bag like every stinking skunk in the gym. Clip them to your bag and let them dry in open space after using them.

Loved your video. The pink lettering was kinda hard to read in the begining, so maybe change the font or something.

full grade up over a year of training at that level is super impressed. great work man

strong

Where's the fika shirt from?

Thats fucking crazy. A shame he doesn't even look like he could lift that

the voice is too quiet

5:50 I like to call these ‘finger jugs’. Seems to be the consensus.

I would say its an advice that is good enough for probably 90% of climbers and easy to execute. Im probably a fairly new climber and my bouldering training is the boulder section of a lead gym so im alone most of the time. So i guess a good advice from me would be to boulder with other people because i think i would be much better with a partner by now. For "climbing more" its important to know what "more" is, if you climb once a week you will improve fast with 2 times. But dont over do it. If you go from 1 to 4 times a week it might harm you more than help. Another important part is to climb stuff outside your comfort zone. Though i guess most people know this

Den här videon kom randomly upp på min feed! tyckte att jag kännde igen Iksu och dig. Det är bland det sjukaste som hänt!

nice mate

nicee brother keep it up! how much rest were you taking between each attempt in the board??

Jävla kung

Campusboard seems to be a weak point. Considering the other performances, 1-5-8 would be normal i think. 1-5-7 is way off thats for sure. How are you handling far moves in overhangs? which are common in the V13 range

Finally some Jesper content

From an outside perspective it looks like you should spend more time trying the last move in isolation instead of send goes from the start. Also less hesitation when going for the last hold (at 3:04 you are hanging there for 4s before commiting to the move).

Hey, great video! Could have been great to have a quick intro to explain which moves you were focusing on in this sesh' so we could know what to look for! Good luck on your journey!

I think it is bad advice if it’s reductive: “climb more” is good, “just climb more” is bad. “Just climbing” without thinking and expecting you will progress like someone who is aware of their own strengths and weaknesses and super aware of their technique on the wall definitely leads some climbers astray.

that board is cool! what is it called?

Climb more, climb hard, be consistent! That's what I live by and I'm now at V10 and still getting better :) (I climb like every other day)

Wouldn’t the move to the crimp be way easier if you put your left foot where your right is and flag & smear the right. Let me know what you think.