Alex Puccio applies these tips every time she climbs

Alex Puccio is an 11 x American national bouldering champion, 2 x World Cup winner and has climbed more V14s than any other female climber out there.
A lot of people don't know that she's been coaching ever since she won her first adult nationals at 16 years old - she's 34 now.
Alex is a very analytical climber - with her own climbing, but also with all of our clients (whether remotely or in-person).
Although Alex is synonymous with power and strength, she prides herself on efficient movement and making moves as easy as possible for her.
In this video, she shares some of her top tips in order to make a climb feel easier, rather than harder.
Here are the breakdown points for this video:
Intro: 00:00
Footwork 00:30
Energy Pods 02:03
Hips 04:10
The bad and the good 04:55
Overuse of arms 05:30
Comparisons 09:06
Kilter Board 12:02
Alex Puccio lives by this tip 19:54
Join Team ROAP 20:59
Outro: 21:15
Like and Subscribe please :) 21:24
A big thank you to @climbingcollective for hosting us to film this episode!

[@0RANGOTANG]

A video like this is one I need to rewatch since there’s so much information and gems packed into it. Thank you for the great video ❤

[@roapcoaching917]

Ahh, so glad it’s helpful! It’ll always be there!!!

[@shanybody]

I think for a lot of these tips, it's only after you've experienced the energy-wasting method of climbing, then you can truly feel and appreciate how valuable and golden these tips are. Thank you so much for this video!! Keep up the good work!!

[@roapcoaching917]

Ah, thank you so much!! Agreed. Only once you know how different it feels, you appreciate it even more

[@i3dont3care3]

this is honestly a fantastic breakdown of climbing movement! obviously the more you advance in difficulty the more nuanced efficient movement becomes, but the principle and in general the frame in which to view movement remains the same. great stuff!!

[@roapcoaching917]

Excellent, thank you so much for the kind words and for watching!!! Exactly agree with the nuances movement. Sometimes an angle change of 2-5 degrees in an ankle for example makes all the difference

[@DAJ2000]

Thank you so much for this video. I've been climbing for 6 months and watch a lot of climbing videos. But this has been by far the most helpful. I love you explained AND demonstrated both the most efficient as well as the least efficient techniques. And then isolated the moves to explain it further.

[@roapcoaching917]

Excellent news - glad it has been helpful. Yes, there are a lot of drill videos out there (which we will also address shortly), but this looks at practical movement. Hips are discussed a lot - "keep them close" etc, but never about generating momentum. Let us know how you get on with applying this one! Thanks for watching!

[@LadyLaddy]

This video is a gem. I'm always trying to improve my movement on the easy climbs and tried to focus on things like "drop knee" etc. but never deeply thought of momentum. Thank you so much, Alex, this video is super helpful!

[@roapcoaching917]

Yes!! We tend to focus on drills and techniques that are more “common”, but this can be an aid to all of these too. Thanks for watching!

[@moon_boogie]

7:55 that specific movement pattern probably just improved my climbing an entire grade - FANTASTIC detail and demonstration. Thank y'all so much for making this content available.

[@roapcoaching917]

Ahhh, thank YOU so much for watching and we are glad it helped. Keep it up as this subtle movement pattern WILL continue to help

[@Maduc]

not a great feeling to realize the inefficient climbs look like how you climb :/

[@roapcoaching917]

:( sorry! But think how strong you’ll feel with all that extra energy!!

[@superdeluxesmell]

Think of all the strength you’ve built up climbing inefficiently, that will be unlocked when you improve your technique!

[@firewalk312]

@maduc, sorry, but you're off the team. Find flaws and improve

[@mb2233]

The first time I climbed I was doing a lot of pulling and certainly felt that afterwards lol. Regrouped and realized what I was doing wrong so the next time I went, I used more hip and boy was that a huge difference, and I was able to do more climbing because I and much more energy. However after that round I realized I wasn't using great technique after I got home and that was frustrating. I just started reliving all the moves I couldn't do and now am like why didn't I drop knee, why didn't I heel hook! It's so obvious afterwards. But now I know for next time what I need to be focusing on. The nearest climbing gym is pretty far for me, so I have to make the most out of each trip I do by learning and training as much as possible at home.

[@Pumbear]

I think you should actually feel great because now you know specifically how you can improve.

[@stefanopaoli717]

I watched so many videos on technique, but this is honestly one of the very best and most useful. After few years of climbing I know good technique is the most important factor and my limit. I'm gonna practice these tip a lot. Thanks.

[@roapcoaching917]

Wow, thank you, high praise indeed! Glad it was useful. Yes, refer to it in your session and let us know how you get on. Remember, you often go one step backward before taking two forward when implementing new methodology.

[@user-li8gt8wg6n]

Don't think I've ever had climbing efficiently broken down so well or clearly before. Really helpful and immediately impactful! Thanks for the great video.

[@roapcoaching917]

Thank you so much for the kinds words, we really appreciate it!! When I coach, this is one of the key aspects we cover (if necessary). Most of us climb inefficiently, so are guilty of pulling far too much.

[@chuckz28]

Wow, I really needed this! Its going to be hard to retrain my brain to move more like this but it definitely looks worth it. Thanks for the great video! The comparison makes it a lot easier to wrap my head around vs just showing the right way only

[@roapcoaching917]

Excellent, glad it was useful! Thanks for watching

[@Naturally_curious]

I have been watching climbing videos for 2 months now and never found such a great tips as this video showed, guess I now what to train next

[@roapcoaching917]

Ahhh, thank you so much, glad you liked it! We appreciate your comment, watch and support!

[@camillejohn6777]

Thanks Alex for these great tips and demos on how to move more efficiently! 00:31 For each move, set up a good neutral base from which you can drive pressure through your toes up through your legs to your hips and core for a better reach. 2:28 As you move, position feet, hips, and then hands. Try as much as possible to keep your hip close to the wall and your arms straight. 6:36 Gain momentum for every move by initially shifting your hips in the opposite direction of the hold you are reaching for. Then, as you reach for the hold, swing your hips in the hold’s direction. 9:05 Example of inefficient climb 10:47 Example of efficient climb 12:02 Kilter Board 19:54 Repeat boulders to improve your performance with better technique until the climb feels like it is one grade easier than the listed one.

[@roapcoaching917]

Thank you so much for doing these key points too! Glad it was helpful! Thanks

[@philstang1054]

I have been doing gym bouldering for many years and have watched quite a few videos. However this is the first time I've seen the specific "build up" of momentum explained and demonstrated. So helpful. And the quality of the instruction was top notch as well! Thank you Alex.

[@roapcoaching917]

Ahh, so glad you liked it! There’ll be more coming your way soon. Thanks for watching and your support! A

[@user-vd2cs7yn4t]

An excellent instructional video - Alex demonstrates an inefficient technique v an efficient technique and this contrast really illustrates how it is possible to use the feet and hips to generate momentum in order to execute the arm reach to the to the target hold. The explanation of using straight arm and leveraging the axial skeleton during movement and resting is clearly explained and demonstrated - of the numerous climbing technique videos I have watched this is the finest! thank you Alex for sharing your expertise and very obvious passion for climbing!

[@roapcoaching917]

Thank you so much! A lifetime of climbing has made her pretty damn good at it, but it’s her “know-how” and analytical side we are looking forward to tapping into and sharing with you. :)

[@NicoleSullivan1]

Before I watched this video I could barely complete a 5.10A. After watching it, I got 90% of the way through a 5.10D! I kept thinking I wouldn’t be able to reach the next hold, and then I grabbed it. It felt like the holds were closer! Amazing. Thank you. Who knew hips would make such a big difference!

[@roapcoaching917]

Wow, that’s what we like to hear! So glad it helped you! Keep the mantra throughout your journey! Thanks for watching and your support!

[@ninocrudele]

Fantastic video explaining such complex concept in very clear way! Subscribed!

[@roapcoaching917]

Thank you so much for watching and joining us! Psyched that you enjoyed it!

[@Sushi-sama7]

I feel very lucky that I found your channel on the first month I started climbing! This video made my body movement so much more efficient that I can spend good enough time at the gym trying multiple problems without exhausting my arms. I love your other videos, too. Please keep up the good work and thank you for the thorough and in detail walk through and demonstration!

[@roapcoaching917]

Thank you so much, glad you found us too. More videos coming your way. Keep Alex in your mind when you climb, thinking "it's all in the hips" ;)

[@gamefrick1]

Thank you so much for the in-depth comparison between good and bad technique ᵕ̈

[@roapcoaching917]

Excellent, glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching

[@Marsupilamibombami]

What helps in applying this at the wall, is to do leg exercises to make them strong. Then you are really aware there is a lot power to get from those. Feels almost like somebody is pushing you up the route. Very nice video.

[@roapcoaching917]

Absolutely agree! Legs are powerful, arms are weak in comparison!

[@mequillabaker4303]

This is pure gold for a beginner like me! Thank you Puccio!! 🤙

[@roapcoaching917]

We are so glad you found it helpful!! Thank you so much for watching 🙏

[@user-kt7qz6eh1z]

A video like this is one I need to rewatch since there’s so much information and gems packed into it. Thank you for the great video

[@roapcoaching917]

Absolutely, the beauty of KZbin is it’s always going to be there for you/us! Thanks for watching and your support!

[@peilin1218]

One of the most educational videos! Love all the detail breakdowns and different movements. Please film more! And really related to the end speech about trying the same route efficiently.

[@roapcoaching917]

Thank you so much!! Yep, currently filming two more videos, one we hope to release on Sunday!

[@rrrrrrtt1]

Thanks for sharing some of your world class climbing techniques! Can't wait for the next one.

[@roapcoaching917]

More to come. The next one is released in an hour and may be our favourite video yet! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@stratapouetcoriace3395]

Great advices, put in a very understandable way! I really liked the energy pod analogy and the upper body assisting the leggs. Thanks Alex! (and the video crew ;-)

[@roapcoaching917]

Glad you enjoyed it and that it helped you with these analogies. Thanks for watching and your comment.

[@granitematt8446]

Informative, concise and extremely valuable. Good stuff, thanks Alex! I'm excited to implement these concepts into my climbing.

[@roapcoaching917]

Great to hear, thank you so much for the comment and for watching. Looking forward to sharing more with you.

[@Climb8]

You have explained this so well, it’s inspiring. Thank you 😊

[@roapcoaching917]

You are so welcome, glad you liked it. Thanks for watching.

[@paulmorin2582]

Outstanding explanation and demonstration of these foundational concepts! Great job!

[@roapcoaching917]

Thanks for the lovely comment and watching!

[@catherinehughes2683]

Alex! This is awesome! Thank you so much for breaking down the nuances of technique. 👏🏼

[@roapcoaching917]

Thank you so much!! Glad you liked it! More coming soon :)

[@iefjewoe]

Great video. I love the swinging motion explained. It makes so much more sense for me now.

[@roapcoaching917]

Excellent, glad you liked it. Thanks for watching

[@jameskid1989]

This is by far the most helpful video for a beginner like myself. The momentum movement is just key and pretty much a game changer. Thank you so much Alex and team! Looking forward to more content!

[@roapcoaching917]

Thank you so much. Avoiding the temptation to be defensive and locking-off is key. Good luck and thank you for watching

[@AlexMaiaVictoria]

Thank you, Alex. This is 5th time I am watching your video. One of the best climbing channels out there! Your fans from Austria... :)

[@roapcoaching917]

Thank you so much, means so much! ❤️ Robin & I are really enjoying creating the content and looking forward to sharing more with you!!

[@gui42cmzx98]

Awesome video, will keep it and try to pay attention to all you said on my next sessions ! Thank you

[@roapcoaching917]

Excellent news, glad it was useful. Let us know how you get on and thanks for watching!

[@joncwolf5666]

I practice straight arms and side hip to wall regularly, but when I'm on a overhang [tr/lead] I revert back to pulling with the arms. The momentum aspect was really well explained, can't wait to practice it at the gym! Thanks!

[@roapcoaching917]

Yes, super common - it's fascinating, as it's so counter-intuitive. As we pull more, we unweight the feet and therefore are more likely to cut. Stay low, weight the feet and use that momentum! It will be a game-changer for you. Thanks for watching!

[@icha6od]

As someone who literally just started climbing last week, this is super helpful and extremely valuable!! Thank you!! No wonder my arms were killing me…

[@roapcoaching917]

Excellent, well make sure you check out the other videos too! Thanks for watching!!

[@AdelaeR]

Good for you. Keep it up 'cause it's a great sport for core, back and shoulder muscles. As someone who's been climbing for 3 years now, I did not learn anything new here, but for beginners this is the basic stuff you should be focusing on.

[@arneverdonk2695]

You guys put out amazing content. This is so basic, yet I have not seen anything online similar to this. I immediately put this in practice in my session yesterday and noticed a difference straight away. I did notice it is hard to apply while climbing at my max though and I'm needing to use my arms a lot more.

[@roapcoaching917]

Thank you! Yes, far better to start making it a learned move/practice in your comfort zone. Over time it’ll become autonomous and you’ll do it on limit climbs without thinking.

[@vennox3785]

Agreed! I wonder if one still has to deliberately practice this on progressively harder climbs, though. Maybe I'm just impatient, but I often forget to practice this at my limit and haven't found it to automatically "bleed over" into harder climbs, so to speak. Thanks too for a great video. @@roapcoaching917

[@tiennguvkl]

Thank you for the super detailed explanation and demonstration! I am a beginner who just started climbing recently, and my biggest concern is I use my forearm too much so I always end up hurting them. What you did made climbing look so much more enjoyable instead of painful. Can't wait to try this technique once I recover!

[@roapcoaching917]

Yes!!! This will definitely help you from over-gripping and your fingers and arms from doing too much. Looking forward to hearing how you get on! Have fun and thanks for watching!

[@crispycrimps865]

Hope this channel blows up. Incredible content.

[@roapcoaching917]

Ahh, thank you!!

[@ThePMantis]

Excellent video, very clear demos. Very, very useful!!! (I'm a novice climber and learnt loads watching this on repeat!!!!) Thank you!!!!!

[@roapcoaching917]

Excellent, thanks for watching and glad it was useful!

[@ericvsthem]

Excellent tips! Thank you!

[@roapcoaching917]

You’re more than welcome, thanks for watching!

[@ernestopiovesan1229]

Keep it up, one of the best couching videos I've seen!

[@roapcoaching917]

Appreciate it, thank you!!

[@schneesi]

Thanks for your inspiration and the hint, doing movement warm ups to practise the way of efficiently climbing.

[@roapcoaching917]

You bet, so important when warming-up. Most do so mindlessly, but if everything has a purpose and there is intention behind it, it can be invaluable! Thanks for watching

[@andraghent8475]

Thanks so much! I tried focusing on this on a boulder I had been defeated by a few times and sent it first go today! Will try to make these tips a habit going forward

[@roapcoaching917]

Wow! Excellent to hear, it’s all in the hips! 👏 Thank you so much for watching and returning to tell us! 🙏

[@joseluismaldonadoquintero7330]

WoW! So necessary for my improved climbing !! i in love with Alex , thank you so much!

[@roapcoaching917]

Thank you so much ❤️ appreciate it!!!

[@larryseibold4287]

Fantastic information, and video, including the audio, which was clear and concise, without bumps or wind noise, etc. Back to the lesson. I must admit, i could see myself (on my good days) being the before (inefficient) climber. This was one of the best videos of instruction on how to improve movement forms on most climbs, so long as ones body fits in the box. Learning how to do this style, while keeping my upper body and rear chain engaged seem like a long term challenge. Thanks Alex.

[@roapcoaching917]

Ahh, thank you for the lovely feedback and message. We will be doing videos about y’all vs small and “fitting the box” soon

[@sammittens4589]

Awesome. So useful for beginners. Well filmed, very well explained. Will spend some time on the easier grades practising technique. Thank-you 👍

[@roapcoaching917]

Glad it was helpful, for sure - it is designed for all levels though. We often coach V11+ climbers with the same issues. Strong, doesn't always mean good! Thanks for watching!

[@lllogggs]

I loved this. Stoked on it! Even as you said, i climb “higher grades” but have never had a thorough pro level train like this. Even being on teams and climbing over 10 years. Even the things Ive intuitively learned through movement over the years, it was cool to have the verbal and visual validation of such concepts from a top tier athlete. Bravo and thank you!

[@roapcoaching917]

Great to hear, thanks for watching and the comment!

[@halohalohikers3571]

I got so much value from this video! Thank you from a new climber.

[@roapcoaching917]

Thank you so much!

[@gokusgames]

I love the way you explaining things with questions

[@roapcoaching917]

Thank you so much!! It helps people relate as they ask questions themselves.

[@nosreuter]

Truly helpful and very easy to follow. What an awesome tutor you are Alex 👍 I'm sure it's beneficial to rewatch after trying to apply all these tips. Subscribed ASAP 🙌

[@roapcoaching917]

Glad we have you as a supporter! More content coming your way TODAY! 🙏

[@MrTEHSTUPID]

This is one of the most helpful technique videos I’ve ever watched! Can’t wait to try to apply it at the gym.

[@roapcoaching917]

Thank you so much for your kind words. We’re so happy you found it useful and good luck at the gym! Let us know how you get on!!

[@saitavi]

one of the best comprehensive vid Thank you

[@roapcoaching917]

Thank you for the kind words!!

[@Michael-iw3ek]

amazing to see every little muscle doing something useful during different movements

[@roapcoaching917]

Absolutely, it really is! Thanks for noticing and watching!!

[@nemonixniemann]

Thanks so much for this Video, I am just watching it the second time to prepare myself for the Boulderseission tomorrow. You explain everything so incredible and I love the beauty and "fluidity" of efficient technic, like an energywave going through the body - wich reminds me of certain aspects in the martial arts! I think you are a great teacher! Also I really appreciate your overall attitude, you seem like a really nice person. :)

[@roapcoaching917]

Awwww, thank you for the kind words ☺️ Good luck today and let us know how you get on! The beauty of KZbin is that you can always reference it! Thanks for watching and your support!

[@KeckClimbingTeam]

Great video and tips!

[@roapcoaching917]

Thank you so much for watching and your support

[@quilhon7644]

Very high quality video and explain in details way

[@roapcoaching917]

Ah, thank you! Thanks for watching

[@jose04130]

I've been doing it wrong all the time... my arms end up completely bruised and with back pain! I loved their videos and the way they teach!loved

[@roapcoaching917]

Wow! Sorry to hear! Yes, follow the steps here and move with momentum! Thanks for watching!

[@user-chen14]

This is so helpful than any other climbing videos I have watched! Though I know it would be hard to actually do it...

[@roapcoaching917]

Thank you so much!! Well, try, refer back to the video. Watch and video yourself and see how you can improve. Often you take one step back when implementing new techniques, before they click and make sense and you make two steps forward as a result. Good luck!

[@juliennovotny]

Thanks for the tips, very useful !!!

[@roapcoaching917]

Of course, you’re more than welcome!!

[@elmirganibegovic1287]

awesome video! really liked the breakdown of the kilter board problems and comparison between more efficient/less efficient. could make that it's own video series lol!

[@roapcoaching917]

Definitely some board session videos coming with some friends and well known climbers too. Obviously with the focus being on analysis and comparison (coaching). Thanks for the feedback.

Incredible tips, thanks so much! Alex is such a great climber, and seems a very talented and natural teacher too.

[@roapcoaching917]

Ahhh, thank you! I’ve been a professional climber and coach since I was 16, so I pride myself on both, but thank you for the kind words and for watching!

[@asiabula5459]

Great lesson! Thank you so much!

[@roapcoaching917]

Excellent, we are glad you liked it. Thanks for watching

[@jonathanstudentkit]

That was a good and structured lesson, thanks!

[@roapcoaching917]

Thank you so much, glad you liked it. Will be here for you to always refer to as well. Thanks for your support!

[@Belupeta]

Great video ! thanks !

[@roapcoaching917]

Glad you liked it, thank you for watching!

[@user-ck4bs3ee2g]

Thanks a lot, Alex, for this brilliant training session!! You are obvously not only a tremendous climber, you are also an excellent trainer!! Please, keep on showing us how to excel above our own self-perceived limitations, achieve more and remain injury free ... With the most humble greetings from good old Europe!!

[@roapcoaching917]

Thank you so much! I’ve been climbing professionally just as long as I’ve been coaching professionally (since I was 16! 😳), so I like to think I’m both a coach and climber, but I am so excited to share more and more content with you this year! Thank you for watching and your support

[@darklaboratory1697]

This is such a good video! Thank you

[@roapcoaching917]

Thank you so much, it really means a lot!

[@anonymousclimber]

I love this video! A big shout out from South Korea. Thanks !!!👍

[@roapcoaching917]

Ah! Thanks for watching! Did you check out the youth world champs over there?

[@ErfanKaramigplus]

This was awesome. Thank you Alex.

[@roapcoaching917]

Thank you so much for watching and your support

[@richarddoan9172]

That hip move at 17:24 is blowing my mind. I can't wait to try that on the wall! It really blurs the static/dynamic boundary. Fascinating.

[@roapcoaching917]

Such intricate movement, which 99% of us initiate from the arms. Hips, hips, hips :) Thanks for watching and the comment!

[@ada-fe6pb]

great advice, thanks!

[@roapcoaching917]

Thank you, you’re more than welcome

[@MidLifeCrimper]

Hard to focus when your star struck 🤩 great tips loved this!!

[@roapcoaching917]

Haha, you'll get used to seeing Alex far more often on this channel! Thanks for watching and your comment!

[@jasonguo8568]

thank you, this is so helpful

[@roapcoaching917]

You’re more than welcome, glad you found it helpful! Stay tuned for more!

[@jonnes__4657]

6:55 Very good explanation with the opposite movement/pressure first. It's similar in skiing. .

[@roapcoaching917]

Exactly! Hip control! Thank you so much for watching

[@Denis_Dobr]

Great content thank you 🙏

[@roapcoaching917]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you so much for watching and the comment

[@TAS_CNX]

Thank you very much for this video. I'm a very new climber, in an area without great coaching or gym option, I've spent a tonne of time on KZbin trying to figure out how to use my body better than just pulling myself up the wall. This explained the technique so much better than anything else I've seen.

[@roapcoaching917]

Ahhh, sorry to hear you’re in an area lacking coaches. This is exactly why we want to share content. Thanks for watching!

[@TAS_CNX]

@@roapcoaching917 Cheers! I dropped you a message via the website re remote coaching :)

[@roapcoaching917]

Will be checking the submissions shortly, thanks!

[@joshuastuckey2177]

Hey thanks for the tips and instruction! ✌

[@roapcoaching917]

Absolutely, you’re more than welcome. Thanks for watching

[@danielparsons2859]

Great video. I am a relative beginner and this is exactly what I need to practice the most to improve my climbing. Footwork and climbing with my legs more instead of pulling hard with my arms.

[@roapcoaching917]

Perfect!! It’s exactly the thing for relative beginners! If you master this now, you’ll have a huge head start!!!

[@SamA-nj7yr]

Really good video thank you

[@roapcoaching917]

Brilliant, glad you liked it! Thanks for watching.

[@lamaj7896]

I like the analogy of every foot being an energy pod! That’s a good visualization technique to cue.

[@roapcoaching917]

Glad you found it helpful for visualization. Thanks for watching

[@ianwoodvine5558]

Love how Alex demostrates " inefficient " climbing and still looks smoother and better than 99% of people you see on the wall 😂😂😂 and I need to MASSIVELY work on how much my hips open 😮

[@roapcoaching917]

Haha, I tried!! But I am also guilty of relying on strength too much as well. Thank you for watching though - hips are everything!

[@Haileyyyoung]

Wow i’ve been stuck on a same problem for 3days and then i found this! Super helpful. I’ll try it tmr😊

[@roapcoaching917]

Awesome! Let us know how it goes! 🤞

[@missP828]

You Climb daily?

[@roapcoaching917]

Normally either 1 on 1 off or 2 on, 1 off

[@ItsGibbon]

this was super useful

[@roapcoaching917]

Excellent, we are glad you found it useful. Thank you for watching and your comment!

[@punggak5824]

awesome~~~so helpful thank you~

[@roapcoaching917]

Glad it was helpful, thank you for watching and your support!

[@italobejamin6738]

Hola muy buen video, es bacán que cada vez haya más información sobre la escalada, saludos desde Chile. Hi this was a great video, it’s amazing to have more information about climbing, greeting from Chile ☺️

[@roapcoaching917]

Ahhh! So glad you liked it! More coming your way soon. Thanks for watching!!!

[@raucous_bill]

i hadn't thought about using hips as a way to generate momentum, just that i gotta keep em glued to the wall. thanks for the tip - your form is like insanely good!!!!!!!

[@roapcoaching917]

Thank you so much and we are glad you found it useful! Keep this one hips in!! Good luck and keep us posted! Thanks for watching and your support

[@cataphractus101]

love the energy pod wording. it sticks and thereby offering a lot of impact on learners, I suppose.

[@roapcoaching917]

Thank you so much! Glad you found it useful and it’s something you can always think about when training/climbing

[@danielkrawczyk8808]

Thank you Alex. First time seeing someone explaining / showing the tiny differences of good and not so good technique. Will try to improve my climbing 😊

[@roapcoaching917]

My pleasure, glad it was helpful. Lot's more coming soon. Thanks for watching.

[@danielkrawczyk8808]

Dealing with slopes and small wholes would be great 😊

[@roapcoaching917]

Can do that for sure

[@Buzz0216]

Omg, I knew that I was doing something wrong but I couldn't figure out what that was exactly. 🤦🏼‍♀️ I'm a rookie (obviously) and this is super helpful! Thank you!

[@roapcoaching917]

Ah, excellent, glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!

[@simonwilliams9850]

Definitely one of the best foundational skills videos

[@roapcoaching917]

Wow, thank you!

[@jneumonik]

Thank you so much for this tip. I tend to try to use mostly upper body for climbing. Going to really climb more with my hips as opposed to fingers and upper body.

[@roapcoaching917]

Awesome, glad you liked it - YES! use the legs and hips! Let us know how you get on!

[@ggultoast]

Thank u ❤

[@roapcoaching917]

You’re more than welcome. Thank YOU for watching!

[@Ja_youtube_Ja]

wow, best coaching video on youtube so far.

[@roapcoaching917]

Thank you so much, means a lot!

[@user-je4eh9ht1k]

Climb tomorrow, can't wait to try out this new knowledge

[@roapcoaching917]

Excellent! How did it go? Thanks for watching!

[@kenpwtam]

I rewatch this video after every climb session ❤

[@roapcoaching917]

Ahhh, that’s awesome news! Glad it’s helpful! Thanks for watching!

[@user-ql1uh8ph8m]

wow! thank you!

[@roapcoaching917]

Of course, and thank YOU for watching! 🙏

[@user-ql1uh8ph8m]

​@@roapcoaching917 Where i can see more of this technique? i see that is some uniqueness of Alex. Second, may i send a video of me and point on my mistakes?

[@roapcoaching917]

Her instagram and obviously more on here too. Yep, check out our website, we offer remote video analysis.

[@iAmAnnN]

Tysm for this

[@roapcoaching917]

You’re more than welcome. Thanks for watching

[@carlosgzz2254]

Hip and momentum Thanks Alex 🙌🏼🙏🏽❤️

[@roapcoaching917]

Yes! Get those hips firing! Thanks for watching.

[@ChertiZnaetChe]

Алекс, огромное спасибо! Очень полезно. Грамотно и доходчиво преподнесено. Просьба. Побольше сопровождай речь жестами. Продолжай в том же духе, Алекс!

[@roapcoaching917]

Спасибо большое, мы очень ценим вашу поддержку и отзывы! еще больше жестов на твоем пути, лол

[@holdenludwig]

As a brain injury survivor I am happy to have been introduced into doing climbing. Great physical therapy and endurance training. Happily subscribed.

[@roapcoaching917]

Sorry to hear about your injury, but glad you’ve been introduced to climbing. Thanks god subscribing and watching!

[@holdenludwig]

You bet! I’ll definitely keep it up, it’s my great new physical therapy!

[@veryaware]

This was one of the best how tos, in that it actually stuck and I easily applied it the next time I went climbing

[@roapcoaching917]

Awesome news!!! So glad it helped you. Keep it up and thanks for watching!!

[@mezdejek]

Thank you - just simple words but it is not enough as this is best video ever.

[@roapcoaching917]

Excellent, glad you liked it! Thanks for the watch and comment! :)