The 5 ‘P’s’ for better climbing footwork #climbing

[davidstorrs]

Thank you for this. I'm a beginner climber and grateful for expert advice.

[dustinlynch]

This is so awesome. HMB is always posting top tips. That one about trajectory of dynos plus Coach B's "pinch the coin" cue helped me immensely.

[ornellapesenti]

Please make coach b open her channel <3

[Kazzerscout]

As a beginner once I started focusing on my feet and legs instead of my hands constantly I improved overnight.

[Mia.Climbs]

Love seeing these little tips that really go a long way for beginners! Thank you!

[jackforsyte]

Climbing on sandstone really opened my eyes to the importance of feet placement.

[amac]

Yeah BE. BE taught my family to climb at white spider. The leg work we did when starting out made a massive difference to our levels.

[TheHumanDoing]

Please like this. I need to rewatch this several times

[Connor-sk]

I saw your silent feet thing a year ago and i use it for all my warm ups, now people keep complimenting me on my precise climbing 😅 I think most of my better technique can be traced back to a video with you. You can take no credit for me gym bro-ing through climbs though, magnus takes that crown 💪

[robdb]

Such good advice. Defo benefit from using my feet to pull myself in more !

[Tokiiplaysguitar]

Just recognised this place as my local gym lol ! Had no idea 😂

[JaxCavalera]

Please pray people place perfect pivoting points preventing poor pulling plus pushing power preferentially... ahh yes the 14 p's Classic

[nathanrice]

Oh hey, Be is the only other person I've seen wear Geniuses.

[RM-xqgf]

I agree but only partly, it should be the other way around. Given pivoting, pushing or pulling, figure out the best part of the hold and precisely place it to maximise that task. For example, if I was looking to rock over a small foot my foot placement would be different than if I was trying to pivot, using the edge rather than the tip of the shoe

[Wuchta_art]

I wanna get as ripped as this lady one day

[tylervoyer]

It would be insightful to see these techniques done on harder (V4-8) climbs to see how coaches use footwork on those climbs, instead of just mega jugs

[JavierFlores-tttp]

Feet are overlooked? Climbing is ALL a feet game! If you don't climb using your feet you cannot climb. If you only use your arms you DON'T CLIMB AT ALL. Very bad approach regarding using our feet.