What Separates Beginner and Advanced Climbers?

[@robertallair7278]

Great video. As a beginning climber, I need to keep reminding myself that what I need to do to get better is learn technique and practice!

[@pejmanghaemi]

As a hopefully soon to graduate to intermediate, amateur climber, I have to say I learned a lot from your clips. Especially videos like this that you break down what to expect now vs some time from now, or the one about how to hang from sloppers.

[@saraelbez1730]

As always a fantastic video thanks Sarah- I’m a tiny human and an intermediate climbing flexibility plays a big part In my progress.

[@ArielRaskin]

Great channel and great video. Thank you very much!

[@AdamCulp]

Wonderful breakdown. As a 55yo beginner I'd wondered about this.

[@yansport498]

agree, flexibilty so important for climber.

[@rinnegan191]

interesting to hear what you mentioned as beginners, i can already do what alot of advance can do like muscle ups, long splits and weighted pullup! i wanted to get into it now lol cant wait to see how far i can push my body

[@donovandownes5064]

I have a feeling V13 and above is more like the top 0.1% instead of the top 1%

[@BiggieChungulus]

Didn't know flexibility was so important.

[@geodesicmonkey]

#5 To be as good as Ondra, you also have to work on your scream!

[@rockoutdoors3362]

Also a pro will be lighter. If you think about it, if you weigh less then your muscles won't need to be as strong

[@hydra66]

10,000 hours of progression is generally considered expert for most skills/ vocations