Don’t make this mistake on Rope Climb!!

[jmav]

25 years and I had no idea there was a proper way, I always just armed it lmao

[navtektv]

Bro, I hear him but all I'm seeing is fucking impressive arm and core strength. Dude sounds like he's sitting down giving a lecture while doing all that.

[rachelsuegoodman]

No gym teacher has ever explained or shown any student ever.

[bicyclist]

This is the gym teacher I wish I had. And I'm sure many other people feel the same. I wish I knew this about 35 years ago. Thank you.

[notconvincedgranny]

Doing mid-air crunches and continuing to talk. Respect sir.

[happyfayez]

Behold - A REAL teacher. Not just "off you go and do that" actually explained the process and reason - well done

[dale]

This was the hardest and most demoralizing thing in gym class and now it's perfectly explained and demonstrated.

[aaronhall]

Talk about a job we need good teachers for in the US. It's not that hard to be in shape, your body wants it and will not fight you if you do it poperly

[purplemonkeyelephant]

That's the best explanation of body mechanics in rope climbing I've ever seen

[Bobsmith-yfoy]

I'm 65yo and never before seen such a great explanation. Hell, it even looks easy.

[deldarel]

This is gold for animators! Imagine needing to animate a rope climbing animation for your adventure game.

[wolfgangvonuce]

very smart and informative! Thank you!💪🏾😃

[salg]

Lifting up with your feet is waaaay easier than using your arms! Very well explained. Thanks!

[jameshendricks]

I'm having flashbacks to rope climbing in P.E. I could have used this tutorial 30 years ago.

[Jeff-gsuh]

Bro.. the strength to hold yourself on a rope for a minute with out it even affecting your voice.. this dude is strong.

[Nicole-dtq]

I wish they had taught us this in elementary school, instead of saying 'go climb that rope'!

[Beelzebub]

This is what PE lessons should be about. Life saving physical abilities mastered to perfection and efficiency. We will need it more than ever, especially our children who sit behind the screens all day.

[doingmybest]

When someone can explain and demonstrate at the same time. It makes learning more efficient for others.

[papitasloup]

This is actually so helpful, so youre basically climbing in reverse. Youre climbing with your feet and holding on with your hands instead of climbing with your hands and holding on with your feet

[andrewstubbs]

Learned from an air assault dude this technique. He said his instructors smoked the hell out of their arms so they didnt have a choice but to only use 90% of their legs to climb. Great skill to learn!