What Happens To Your Body When You Climb | w/ Shauna Coxsey

Pro Climber Shauna Coxsey explains what happens to your body when you climb.
Shauna Coxsey’s already the most successful competitive climber in British history, having reigned supreme at the British Bouldering Championships on numerous occasions. Started at 4 years old, and now she is one of the best in the field. Find out what happens to the human body while climbing to understand more of the effort that goes into this sport.

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[MD-bfce]

I deal with really intrusive thoughts. Climbed for my first day and it was one of the first time my brain went completely quite. Just me and the problem. Official hooked.

[Macarite]

Some insane visuals on this one, well done to the editors

[sittingstill]

This feels like it should be three times longer. You can see where the editor changed directions without fulfilling the setup like how the Speed Climbing and the differences between types of muscle fibers were never explained.

[HerpSmerp]

Yes Red Bull! Keep pushing the climbing content. Stoked

[odgie]

Flexibility is also a huge factor. If I can't get my foot to a hold then you don't climb it. You need to be such an all rounder, and it really asks a lot of your body to climb competitively.

[sofifi]

lmao “the dreaded forearm pump” i don’t think it can be put a better way

[SLVRwill]

“The dryer your skin can be the better grip you’ll have”.. Sounds like I can finally put my eczema to good use.

[dummerkek]

Why climbing?
Red bull gives you wings

[joeyc]

That was great going into detail with the different body parts, the images and narrative were so clever explaining it all. Definitely appreciating the strength the pro climbers have doing this sport as a novice trying to get some strength for the easy routes. So versatile doing the 3 types of competitive climbing well done!

[shravangram]

This an amazingly edited video - kudos to the creative team!

The editor, motion graphics artist, producer - All the revisions, iterations, late nights, evenings spent working on these videos - I want to say that
it has been noticed and I truly appreciate you.

[RaulPfammatter]

This is made incredibly well, great job!

[gaiaiulia]

Great video, thanks. I remember coming home after my first session climbing last August and saying to my son that when I was on the wall everything fell away, the music, the other people, random thoughts, etc, and it was just me and the wall and concentrating on each hold. I was hooked and still am.

[AutomticHeart]

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[LuluClimber]

It’s so satisfying topping when your pumped, but it’s really annoying when you fall because of pump

[leonakadir]

that was really nice. would have liked it to go into a bit more depth but really enjoyed seeing the muscles and especially fingers working under load.

[tinted]

Excellent, it was a biology lesson for climbing. More content like this please

[tntxprt]

And now I have another hero! Great in-depth look at an incomprehensibly tough sport!!

[emploice.muswashghans]

My hands are sweating watching her climb

[IngridsVanlife]

I love this! Am a beginner in climbing, but can relate to much of what is said. Interesting to understand the anatomy and science behind it better.

[NineMedia]

Please bring more bouldering/climbing. Bc of the recent popularity i have discovered bouldering!