We tried a new training method for climbing (crazy results)

We tried a new training method for climbing (crazy results)



We tried a new way of training inspired by Adam Ondra.

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  1. Fun to see you climb stuff me and my buddies just attempted last Thursday. That yellow 6c+ you did is actually way harder than it might look on camera, and what a fight on that 7a! Great effort man! Also thank you Theo for showing us the beta on the white with transparent holds. We were scratching our heads on that one. Great video as always Eric!

  2. Loved it! Do or do not! There is no try. ๐Ÿ˜†
    My boulder buddy is very good at committing 100 % to his attempts and I envy him for that. I should definitely try this!

  3. Not that long ago I decided that I want to go for a flash on every boulder I try, but I have not done as much prep as you guys have done here. Great concept and great results!

  4. v6/barely v7 climber and every new set my gym has i try onsight all boulders v5 and below, i actively wont look at people on the climbs

  5. I'd say you guys should focus more on the feet. A lot of the attempts it didn't look like you knew the beta to commit to, and it was mostly due to feet positioning, so it was mainly power that got you through? Still cool to see, and it's definitely a skill to train.
    *Teo looked amazing though! Look at how solid and controlled his footwork is!

  6. Fun video. Good concept of only having one try.
    Throughout the video the word limit is thrown around a lot though. I would call this more execution practice. Perhaps at times it is on the limit in terms of engagement and commitment.
    But it for sure is not limit bouldering in the sense of testing/training the physical limit of individual moves or a short sequence of moves. Flashing boulders almost never is. But perhaps that is more in line with how it is meant here, improving your max flash?

  7. I would have never doubted in you sending the yellow, you looked in proper control. But you then suddenly bringing it up out of nowhere makes me think something must have happened and you felt it. If your question then is if it still looked like a send, then it sure still did, it looked like you had complete control and dropped off. But only you know why did you feel the need to start asking questions right after. Were you just worried that it didn't look like you had it while you had it, or did you feel like you lost it and fell ๐Ÿ˜€

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