Power Endurance in Climbing | The Physiological Basics | Is it Important?

[@golopeters1152]

Exactly like Hector says. It is really nice, how you combine the physical aspects of the body with the climbing. Thank so much. The last hour I watched your videos and i guess I will spend even more time on youtube.

[@lecheck]

Yet another EPIC VIDEO FROM MAANNI THE MAN!! I'm not surprised that you're already heading towards 600 subs, your videos are awesome! Thank you for delivering!!

[@ManitheMonkey]

+qrstabby Haha thanks man! Yeah lately the subs keep coming :D

[@94bob94]

Awesome video man!! I'm a biotchnological engeneering student and just started climbing resently and I think the way you apply the metabolic pathway knowlage to climbing is great and perfectly explained! Congratulations, keep up and thanks for sharing! You helped me being more passionate for this awesome sport

[@ManitheMonkey]

Glad to hear that Hector, thanks!

[@TheTubaEmporer]

the guitar peice was beautful and thanks for all the info! You have really helped m learning curve as Im still pretty new to climbing! Thank You.

[@ManitheMonkey]

It was a pleasure to me, you're welcome!

[@yturga]

Wow. Very good explanations! Like it!

[@ManitheMonkey]

+yturga Thanks!

[@tavom6710]

Excellent video!!!

[@ManitheMonkey]

Power endurance is one of the most powerful weapons of a route climber. What do you think?

[@VegAnns]

+Vegan Rockclimbing I agree but I know nothing about it LOL XD

[@ManitheMonkey]

+VegAnn HAHA well hopefully you know more now after watching :P

[@acousticviking7499]

no, he doesn't. Sorry, dude but you got it quite wrong. Muscle fatigue has nothing to do with blood flow, or "a lack of oxygen". There are different kinds of muscle fibers in a muscle. Some of them work only aerobic, some of them only anerobic and there are types, which can do both to some extent. If you perform movements against higher resistances, a lot of the anerobic fibers have to get activated and accumulate lactic acid, which counteract the aerobic and anerobic energy pathways through its acidity.

[@Kejkli]

Good work here!! Thx for this video ... I need staf like that!! :D good job!

[@ManitheMonkey]

+Vojtech Kejklíček Thanks mate, more to come!

[@susisorglos7010]

Hi, it seems very complicated but thanks for your good explaining

[@jakesevins5179]

In English it's "inefficient" not "unefficient". Good job overall!

[@shanemcman3665]

Don't think that's how the pump works