TOP 10 Tips for Beginner Boulderers

Our top 10 Bouldering Techniques for Beginner Climbers.

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[raslc]

I carry my groceries with bent arms for the gains

[frozenexplosion]

“Falling is a good thing”

Alex honnald wants to know your location

[finn.degreef]

My brain: I can do this

My fingers: Am I a joke to you?

[XibaXela]

What grade do I need to be climbing at before it's acceptable to take my shirt off?

[alexisprojects]

Don't use too much chalk? A tear just formed in Magnus Midtbø's eye.

[nicholasshoffner]

First time getting rickrolled in a rock climbing video. I'm 100% certain it will help me send harder climbs.

[friendofilah]

Just did my first bouldering session and it was awesome! Hands are red raw and my energy is SAPPED! But loved every minute of it! Will definitely be back!!

[StoutProper]

I can't read routes at all. It's like trying to read Arabic. I think I've got climbing dyslexia

[sethington]

On tip #3: You shouldn't rely on your skeleton like he said. Yes, you should have your arms straight, but not completely straight. If you don't engage your biceps, you'll be tearing the ligaments in your elbow. On the same note, engage your shoulders and high back to relieve ligament stress in your shoulders as well as engage your core balance.

[AndrewHelgeCox]

2:20 Tip 4.5 - Climb down at least part-way. The instantaneous forces on your joints and your back from even a controlled fall are much higher than from any other aspect of the sport and this is the most common time for injuries to occur.

[Swindo]

Not only have I just learned how to become a better boulderer, but I also learned how to carry my groceries into my house from the car more efficiently. Thank you.

[dv_fpv]

I really like how fast paced those tips were. Thank you for the effort put into this video.

[Firehoops]

You should do a intermediate/advanced tips too!

[barchuk]

That is one wholesome video, put a smile on my face.

[amberpandya]

I love your videos! I just started climbing 1 month ago, and I swear watching your videos makes me think smarter when I'm trying to complete a problem. Thanks for the dope content!

[simonhartl]

Started climbing in November. I was always a very sport lazy person. But with the help of two experienced climbers (and friends), I pulled myself through the first few times. And now I am the one who is pushing them to go climbing. Also started bouldering yesterday for a bit, because Noone was there with me, to do top rope. Really enjoyed the freedom of not having a rope.

Your tipps are great and you guys are fun to watch. Thanks

[callun_contendunt]

I did my first bouldering session this evening. Had such a good time, and obviously came straight home and searched some videos afterwards. Great tips. My girlfriend and I are wanting to go together on a frequent basis and we learnt a lot from this. Thank you!

[danielfitzgerald]

Thanks guys, went climbing for the second time yesterday and I think I’m hooked. Certainly had a big smile even when I fell off

[Bosfootball]

“Variety is the spice of life “ that’s beautiful man !!

[TheUnknownFactor]

Might be worth adding to tip #9, size isn't just about the length of the shoe. The volume of the toe-box and the fit of the heel are also very different from shoe to shoe and climber to climber. If a pro-climber uses some particular shoe, that shoe is probably great; but it might still be a terrible shoe for your foot.