6 Advanced Climbing Tips Anyone Can Learn From

Time for another technique video! This time however with a slight twist, since we'll be breaking down climbs I'm trying and the tricks I use to get up them.

Timestamps:
0:00 Today's agenda
0:15 Shoe tip!
0:50 Momentum
3:00 Coordination
5:30 Power climbing trick
7:45 Mentality on boulders
8:35 Sloper positioning

Enjoy, and I hope you learn something :-)

My gear:
Favorite shoes
Chalk Bucket
Chalk bag

Everything shot on Sony A7SIII with Tamron lenses.

Any support is incredibly welcomed and appreciated. You all make the content happen!

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[xenonsens]

Like the format. Much better when mixing indoor climbing with useful tips and techniques rather than just sending problem after problem. Outdoor videos are my favourite though.

[Melnihr]

The format where you climb a boulder, break it down, and focus on one technique/tip that's essential to climbing it well, is pure gold. It really makes each boulder more interesting, and it's a very thoughtful approach that makes me psyched to go climbing and apply the techniques, and also to be more intentional and thoughtful in my approach to figuring out beta, even when climbing below my limit. Thanks for all of your hard work, your videos are among the best on youtube, and it's been inspiring watching you grow both as a climber and as a youtuber.

[SnowmansApartment]

i had an ‚aha‘ moment last year where pulling yourself inwards made a huge difference on the start of the boulder. It was the first time i noticed that i pulled myself towards the wall on some attempts and didn‘t on others. I think this one boulder taught me more than all the others i climbed that week combined. Hoopers beta also loves to mention how important lower traps are, i think thats exactly the type of move that profits from well conditioned lower traps =)

[erics]

I think the format is a great idea, Emil. It was rather easy to understand what you wanted to point out with your tips, because you explained them in a vividly manner, while also demonstrating them on the boulder. Definitely gonna try these moves and tips in my next boulder session.

[walterlotte]

Even as somebody who climbs for a long time already it's always nice to get an insight of the thought process of a professional. Thanks Emil, I enjoyed this one. :)

[Nicoandthepage]

Love that format :) as someone that is generally pretty athletic and wants to progress quickly but is still quite new to bouldering (4 month), these tips are super super valuable.
Thanks Emil :)

[Bald_Dave]

I'll always take tips from great climbers and it's easier to understand when I see it being done. Love the format

[loejohn]

Those illustrations were key! I hope we get more of those in future vids.

[norberttardivo]

I love this tipe of format, becouse it's liquid gold for someone that is growing as a climber.
You just took 6 things that you learnd in years of climbing and give'ed to us in a 12 minute video.
Really thank you awsome video, is not a video for the views but for the genuine conten.
Nice one Emil =]

[olavogazzola]

Plastic bag tip was life saver today, thanks 🙏

[jedkai]

I think this format and the second one you have done in this style is really great for helping break things down for developing technique, I will definitely watch these again and keep an eye on your channel for more of this fantastic content. Thank you

[passionatemelon]

Absolutely loved the format, it was super nice to be given tips while watching a normal session

[tablechaise]

The format is excellent, especially with the examples from outdoor combined with the indoor ones. Thank's for the tips, sloppers sensei

[bewarebear]

Love the format! I know integrating little tips after seeing them demonstrated like this can make such a big difference over time.

[sashaburrow]

Always good to get tips... Its so easy to fall into bad technique or never learn the correct technique for certain types of problems.

[wywardlucky]

That sloper tip is great as soon as I heard it my brain went straight to a climb with a final move Crux from a sloper and I never understood why sometimes I’d get it and sometimes it felt impossible but the shoulder positioning seems like a good explanation

Awesome format!! Have to stop the video for a bit to read and the head you because all the info is so on point

[ericmwilliams]

love the video, i think for the sloper example when you show what not to do it would be helpful to see the video side by side with proper form

[Theboardbro]

This makes me so excited to learn more things about climbing!!

[xIsouLcruSHca]

Bouldering jesus got our backs everytime ;)
Wheter its good tips, awesome content, sick moves or all combined!