3 Techniques to Master, V0➡V4 💪

[@keeganitreal]

Everything that seems logical to experienced climbers isn’t always obvious to the novice. Good tips 🤘

[@chrisR-B]

Feet hips hands. Early climbing if you remember to think in that order you will make smoother moves. And smoother moves will increase your technical skill faster. Slow is smooth. Smooth is fast.

[@curiouslycory]

I learned early in climbing that using my legs and feet was super important (vs. relying almost entirely on your arms as many people start out doing), but watching a few seconds from your clip here I realized I'm still not paying nearly enough attention to my feet. Thanks for sharing!

[@jakeriffel3643]

Practice toe and heel hooks on easy climbs so that you’re comfortable using them on harder climbs

[@private4720]

Thanks

[@eccehomer8182]

Most of the common beginner mistakes covered... I even see #1 with experienced climbers. One I would add is use your hips to get your centre of gravity directly above the primary driving foot.

[@jakeodell880]

I needed this!!!

[@justinfung4351]

Would love another one of these for harder grades!

[@Rude_i_Wredne]

Avoiding pullups is the most important one. It's an instant level up when you learn to use core and back muscles instead on overhangs.

[@user-pr5tx9ep4m]

Intentful gazing does indeed increase friction.

[@zouloulou]

Great tips man

[@urbanadventurer5]

So good. So helpful. 👍🏾

[@leedanilek5191]

well designed video, showing what not to do then how to fix it

[@AmirandJake]

Tap your phone screen to pause this video to read the advice

[@Gerardclimbs]

Technique and power are both important but what should you focus on first???

[@carloalbertoluglio7842]

About using momentum, I agree until you "closed the block" (

[@Benjcachou]

yeah good tip is. never use rental shoes

[@ioidt]

i have seen folks in rental doing impressive V3

[@DrPo-uq5gu]

👏👏👏

[@lidiastarkova2323]

I’m a beginner. Great tips, but slooow damn down plzzz

[@Ausaini17]

My tip? If you see me at the comp, give up. Just hand me the prize right now. I taught Nalle Hukkataival every thing he THINKS he knows.

[@rollwtide88]

Music too loud. Text is too fast

[@taliesinangling3564]

I think its fine

[@mattparkin7224]

@@taliesinangling3564 same

[@sunnyspoumaroux607]

You'll eventually learn all of that just go the gym and watch how others are climbing. And don't be afraid to ask for advises climbers are usually super friendly to new climbers

[@Luc4Ferrari]

Do you guys know what shoes is he using here?

[@LatticeTraining]

NewTro Lace :)

[@ricodave]

Keep your hips close to the wall. If you can 😅

[@kienluong5101]

very nice tips! But the video keeps changing the climber's position, very hard to follow and easy to confuse beginner like me :(

[@Senti575-snt]

is it normal that I've gone bouldering 10 times and I can confidently say I can do v3s and some v4s (v4s mostly on slab, v3's easy on both). Mind that prior to bouldering I was doing (and still do) calisthenics in terms of pullups, pushups, dips. I could do 10 pullups when I started.

[@LatticeTraining]

Yeah I'd say that is quite normal. Your base line strength will fast-track your progress. But keep in mind there will also be climbers that can't do a single pull-up climbing V4 or V5. So work on climbing these V4's with as little physical effort as possible and let the technique do the work.

[@Senti575-snt]

@@LatticeTraining got it, will work on that

[@theotheodorou1374]

i havent climbed a single time in my life and i feel i can smoke a v6 , god cant wait to join a place