This is so awesome. Coming down to bpump in December. I was there last year and could only do 1 red in 1 month of climbing. Hoping to do some dark blues ( maybe even a white after seeing your attempt on Comp wall). Keep it up.
@ajsimmonsКүн бұрын
@@GamingWithAnchiii hell yeah after one month that’s amazing. You will definitely come back and do much higher after a year of progress. Let me know how it goes.
@shevilwow3396Күн бұрын
bro chipotle AND Verde, you're giving away the secret recipe! goated combo
@DjaytekzКүн бұрын
Seeing American guy with ta moko is weird 😂
@lefroyverghese4950Күн бұрын
No Ogalo? Criminal.
@andrewsmall6834Күн бұрын
Coles is not a popular grocery store, we just don't really have a choice.
@mtt2242 күн бұрын
Great vid, keep it up man🔥
@ajsimmonsКүн бұрын
🙏 thank you I appreciate that
@luduong2 күн бұрын
Hey AJ, just following the conversation happening above. One way to view current climbing is that indoor climbing has become World Cup style compy. You already know that. Lots of running up to a start, or coordinated paddles. Basically treating each limb as if it was independent. Watching a few of your videos already highlights how good you are at this style. It's become it's own sub-culture in the sport of climbing. Board climbing IMO is about training hard for the outdoors. Holding tension from toe to fingers. Static, tension (and flowy!), locking off, and being in very uncomfortable positions while still holding tension and power. One protocol I highly recommend for board climbing is to start from v1. Find the most repeated (or on Moonboard is this may be "Benchmarks" and with Tension Board it's "Classics) problems. And climb each problem WITHOUT cutting feet. You will develop so much tension strength while -protecting- your fingers from injury by not cutting and making explosive unnecessary moves. Also set a timer and give yourself at least 3-5 minutes in between each problem. Warm up for at least 30-40 minutes on the gym walls, for example, before hitting the board. And always give yourself a day or two between board sesh's. Hope this helps!
@ajsimmonsКүн бұрын
Luduong thank you I haven’t had someone explain in this detail. It makes sense to train that way without cutting feet. I wish all gyms had kilter or tension boards but I’ve been in Japan and will apply this to some tricky overhead climbs for now. I do want the strength for the outdoors as it’s something i’m looking to explore in the near future. I appreciate you watching my videos.
@luduong2 күн бұрын
Found you from the climbing algorithm but subscribed for the gold content. Quality stuff here my guy! Keep it up!
@ch1merican2 күн бұрын
You should try going outdoors in Japan too
@ajsimmons2 күн бұрын
@@ch1merican I actually have been having this conversation with someone that is willing to show me. This should happen soon!
@SkateTutorials932 күн бұрын
He really got a meat pie from the 7 11 instead of a bakery...
@furedi80673 күн бұрын
Fun fact. GYG food is all completely fresh, flame grilled chicken gets cooked all through out the day so it’s never more than an hour old. Everything gets made that same day.
@SleepyTabla-ft2go3 күн бұрын
SHUT UP! 🫣 Now I'm fangin for hungry jacks 🤤🤤😋
@heatherlewis37133 күн бұрын
In Australia it's called a Carpark, Not a Parking Lot. If you like Churros, go to a place called San Churros. Their churros are really nice. You have to go in to the shop though.
@gabrielparra49934 күн бұрын
great video, hope I get the chance to eat at Jiro's one day
@queeng59254 күн бұрын
Noodle box tis awesome.... the combo has every meat n tonnes of veg so when i was homeless one of them would feed me for a day n id still stay healthy. btw... the boxes are meant to b opened out like a plate xxx <3
@queeng59254 күн бұрын
KFC breaks all aussie standards n laws by keeping their recipe 'secret' its FULL of MSG... even the fries have MSG in the salt
@rachelgarganera99844 күн бұрын
Hi which resto.did you have your udon with a view? Thanks
@ajsimmons4 күн бұрын
@@rachelgarganera9984 Tsuru Ton Tan Shibuya
@jjack2325 күн бұрын
You gave to go to a proper bakery if you want a real meat pie.
@TheAshurak5 күн бұрын
Shit video
@xXbaker115Xx6 күн бұрын
You can add most things to your burgers and remove them. They arent going to do weird crazy shit tho
@Norcal19907 күн бұрын
Got the same disorder u always feel like u being watched and every action gets judged it can drive u crazyy
@charlieward94917 күн бұрын
Get some bloody dead horse on that four an twenty mate
@CynicismForAll10 күн бұрын
Hungry Jack's isn't owned by Burger King. At all. It has no affiliation with BK, except for the rights to use their menu names.
@aussie71595 күн бұрын
It actually is owned by Burger King. Google it.
@furedi80673 күн бұрын
That’s not true at all. It’s Burger King. Even some of their items have Burger King logos…
@CynicismForAll2 күн бұрын
@@furedi8067 Wrong. Completely wrong. Hungry Jack's is a completely separate entity to Burger King. A simple Google search shows this.
@deci11 күн бұрын
dude. you've only been climbing 8 months and already sending red tapes at ogikubo? props!
@ajsimmons10 күн бұрын
@@deci 🙏 Thank you I’ve been climbing often. Now twice a week and I do 5 hours at a time. I’m obsessed.
@deci10 күн бұрын
@@ajsimmons haha i understand completely. maybe i'll see you at ogikubo or akiba sometime.
@justice4g13 күн бұрын
Zambreros is weird, there's so little choice, they need to add enchiladas, the ingredients are right there
@TheRattleSnake314514 күн бұрын
Dude, go to a bakery for a pie not 7/11!
@yuikun_XT14 күн бұрын
Was it delicious?
@ajsimmons14 күн бұрын
おいしいです
@BenJamin-jc4jm14 күн бұрын
Australian women should never say roadhouse whopper
@tracycolleran8015 күн бұрын
It smells like whopper meaning smells like fart in a box
@eyesofanomadictrucker920815 күн бұрын
is this in india ? why no gloves???
@emeraldphoenix748917 күн бұрын
your really good but you gotta work on being more fluid in climbs especially in overhang cus that makes you less tired
@ajsimmons16 күн бұрын
@@emeraldphoenix7489 thank you. I agree. I’ll work on this.
@emeraldphoenix748917 күн бұрын
Nice editing bro, its sick af
@milnez18 күн бұрын
Zambrero’s is my default in Wagga and Goulburn, especially Goulburn… great shop 😊
@bobduncan416718 күн бұрын
My top issues with social anxiety 1) Complaining you have no friends even though you don't want to be around people 2) Not talking to the attractive person next to you in class 3) voice shaking as you order food 4) not talking the entire time while in a group convo
@BryceRhoades23 күн бұрын
In my experience if you only struggle somewhat with a grade like you mentioned, i think its worth getting on the next grade to challenge yourself. You never know when youll stick it, also just working the moves can be great practice.
@ajsimmons22 күн бұрын
Great tip. I should definitely challenge myself more. I’ll continue with this in mind thank you.
@lorenzo131923 күн бұрын
Did you have to book in advance or can it be a walk in
@lorenzo131923 күн бұрын
For the kill bill restaurant
@ajsimmons23 күн бұрын
@@lorenzo1319 walk in was fine for the time. It’s usually better to book though just incase they are busy
@lorenzo131923 күн бұрын
@@ajsimmons Thankyou for the advice bro, going in nov so excited
@Joe-rr2vf24 күн бұрын
it seems both korea and japan do not have much of a rock climbing culture outside of gyms, and this is reflected in the setting of their boulder problems that typically favour dynamic movements over technical challenges that emulate real rock
@ajsimmons24 күн бұрын
@@Joe-rr2vf it’s very true. I’ve only seen a bit of Koreans actually go outdoor climbing. The amount of indoor gyms here is insane but it makes sense when you get used to the city culture here. I notice the climbing gym culture is almost like the cafe culture here. I am headed to Japan next week and will be there documenting the gym life there.
@shakyam842923 күн бұрын
Korea has a big outdoor rock climbing culture, there are numerous crags and mountains. Insubong is accessible by public transportation. Outdoor rock climbing requires skills and is definitely less convenient and instagrammable than indoor bouldering. Modern setting of indoor bouldering problems is entirely a new debate.
@ajsimmons23 күн бұрын
@@shakyam8429 I will have to try soon. I do see some Koreans I follow doing it but maybe I haven’t seen as much with who I keep up with. My goal is to start outdoor next year.
@shakyam842923 күн бұрын
@@ajsimmons that's a nice goal to have ! Outdoor rock climbing is fun. Are you residing in Seoul ?
@ajsimmons23 күн бұрын
@@shakyam8429 yeah I feel I’ve been training for that as I’ve heard it’s tough. I came to live in Seoul in Jan for video editing work. Have loved it since.
@benjamincoryell24 күн бұрын
This was such a great video! I watched with my girlfriend who climbs with me. Keep making these. 🌟🫶
@ajsimmons24 күн бұрын
@@benjamincoryell this means a lot thank you. I’ll continue to post these! Appreciate you watching
@AlexanderKyle-lr8xk27 күн бұрын
❤ gimme dat shit 🎉😂😂 look good as hell
@DuShunArtCorn28 күн бұрын
Booboo city....but worth it!!!!🎉🎉🎉
@brendasimmons6865Ай бұрын
Quite a workout. Looks sooo exhausting. Very interesting way to keep in shape. It is definitely working. Good job!!
@raogamerz7481Ай бұрын
I will prefer rx100 Va rather than rx100 Vl Because They have drop the aperture rate from 1.8 to 2.8 by increasing of 200mm zoom It decreases the performance in low light But In case of zooming performance it's always rx100m Vll
@raogamerz7481Ай бұрын
I will prefer rx100 Va rather than rx100 Vl Because They have drop the aperture rate from 1.8 to 2.8 by increasing of 200mm zoom It decreases the performance in low light
@et803Ай бұрын
if you can do dynamic moves on the overhang, v1 kilter shouldn't be an issue. IMO, your weakness is holding tension. You got to stop cutting loose. some of the v1s on the kilter can be done static. learn to do it that way. you will get stronger in no time.
@ajsimmonsАй бұрын
Holding tension definitely is my weakness. Thank you for putting it into words. I think I panic on the wall a bit especially when it starts feeling more difficult. I’ll take your advice thanks again 🙏
@et803Ай бұрын
@@ajsimmons you can try doing drills like keeping your feet in place on 2 small foot chips on the kilter board and letting your hands run wild at your near max span.. Try do like 10 moves and just keep practicing. Start at a lower angle like 20 degrees and slowly ramp up the steepness. Also, don't be put down by a system board. Some of the stuff can be very steep for their grades. I can do some v5 kilter but also struggle with some v3s. Allez!
@hongoSalvaje17Ай бұрын
Post a sequel a year from now
@Humps69Ай бұрын
Nice work! Could you include the grade of the problem next time, since every gym has a different color scale
@ajsimmonsАй бұрын
Okay i’ll do that next time. Korea seems to do color grading so it’s hard to translate to V scale
@fowr5232Ай бұрын
Thank you so much, 18 hit me like a train.
@tiziahvyletАй бұрын
great video! i wish i had known this sooner tbh. i'm only 21 and already feel like a failure because of all the mistakes i keep repeating. but the mindset i try to keep is that those mistakes are kind of a 'canon event' for greater things to come lol.
@iggyw0Ай бұрын
same
@christianr1941Ай бұрын
You good bro, all you can do is go forward. Don't focus on the past, your still very young. I'm 23 so I understand where you're coming from