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@samdeshlerمنذ 5 سنوات Great video, Jenn! I hope a lot of new climbers see it! Climbing on real rock is what it's all about. With lots of people getting into the sport and id="hidden1" class="buttons"> venturing outside, its REALLY important that we work together to make sure we maintain access to our beloved boulders. Ways to do this are to always stay on the main trail(s), don't put crash pads on bushes/grass, don't spread your gear over a large area, poo in a legit bathroom (if your in a place without facilities, research how to shit in nature properly beforehand), park your car only where its appropriate, and don't litter (duh). Some other unwritten rules of bouldering outside are always brush off your tick marks before you leave, climb with clean rubber (dirt and grit on your shoes degrades the footholds), don't use brushes with nylon bristles (more degradation), never climb on wet rock, don't blast music, and consider splitting into smaller groups to reduce traffic on popular problems. See ya out there! ....وسعت 12
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@VerticalThoughtsمنذ 5 سنوات Thank you for the shoutout! Great video as always. Some good things to consider when making the move outdoors. And as always, love the editing style! Your videos are so unique and fun. 9
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@Mrperson662منذ 5 سنوات outdoors they don’t take down your sweet proj just before you send 84
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@christinasimmons1616منذ 4 سنوات Your videos are so helpful for beginners. Much appreciated! You discuss many things that I wish people would talk about more or talk about at all.
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@Cervienمنذ 5 سنوات Stumbled upon this channel from recommendation, finally youtube rec does its job. Keep it up! 9
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@anorangewithadvilمنذ 5 سنوات Your bangs are really cute! Also your video was really informative. 7
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@leonoliumمنذ 5 سنوات Jen! I love your videos!
It'd be cool if you mentioned another difference between outdoor and indoor: respecting access issues.
It id="hidden3" class="buttons"> might not be as strict where you are, but a lot of places close access to certain crags for certain parts of the year. Or that request a courtesy call to the land owners first.
And I'd say for the most part it's in a climber's best interest to respect temporary bans (or acess rules like staying on a track). Good relationships with the custodians of the landscapes we enjoy is the only way to keep our sport viable long term.
There are often crews you can join to help clean your local park, and represent climber's in a positive light too. Great idea for a rest day!
Cheers for the vids! ....وسعت 3
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@CrossoverGeniusمنذ 5 سنوات I’m just getting into climbing and your videos are so helpful and informative. ❤️ you might be the best climbing channel i’ve found
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@dbzgtcrazyمنذ 4 سنوات Really helpful vids on this topic, thanks. Had my first trek out for real bouldering today and it was legit! Keep up the good work.
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@natchen2380منذ 5 سنوات this vid was posted 34 seconds ago but yeah i'm hyped!!! best part of the week is jennsends upload day 11
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@FreljilTheHungiمنذ 5 سنوات Your channel has become one of the most informative climbing channels out there! You do such an amazing job of presenting all of the information in such an easy and fun way to understand!
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@michaelschwartz7465منذ 5 سنوات Great video Jenn! I went outdoor bouldering for the first time recently and also was dissappointed with how hard it was. 1
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@henrybegler7370منذ 5 سنوات thx for posting this! just did my first outdoor stuff after 6mo of gym climbing and it's so rewarding and physical in a different way than the gym, id="hidden5" class="buttons"> even on used and abused central park rock. going back to try again this weekend. ....وسعت 1
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@ShayRubachOfficialمنذ 5 سنوات another great video Jenn! Haven't tried outdooring yet but its kinda motivating me to do so! 1
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@Dogking1013منذ 5 سنوات Went bouldering outside for the first time this weekend! It was so fun, you completely forget about grades and focus on the climbs. I feel like when you're id="hidden6" class="buttons"> at the gym you can kinda get into a bad mentality of chasing grades rather than enjoying the climbs. I tried using mountain project, it's good in retrospect if you sorta have an idea where things are, but I definitely recommend getting a guidebook. Great Video! ....وسعت 2
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@conserve_climberمنذ 5 سنوات Also amazing links, the best and most helpful I’ve seen! 2
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@kennethduncan4643منذ 2 سنوات I'm so jealous of you, my home crag is polished limestone with a lot more burly boulders. I've also had to take the injury risk and solo mission problems.
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@deadlygamingmonkeyمنذ 5 سنوات Really love the aesthetic of your channel, so cutee 1
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@justintan3417منذ 4 سنوات Really informative video! Really wish I had seen this before going outdoors for the first time this week!
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@talbotsolenberger4434منذ 5 سنوات Fantastic choice with the lofi remix of the avatar the last airbender music 3
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@RedSkyLBمنذ 5 سنوات This music is amazing haha spirited away and atla remixes. Awesome taste 1
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@ArinaThomsenمنذ 5 سنوات Another great informative video! Thank you!
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@aznnuhمنذ 5 سنوات jenn always breaking down concepts w/ finesse!! also Glossier glitter came out to Play? 1
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@conserve_climberمنذ 5 سنوات Excellent video; perfect for my kiddos and I
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@lteregoمنذ 5 سنوات Great video! I really enjoy your channel. Just some thoughts about the different styles of climbing and implications. There are some types of climbs that id="hidden8" class="buttons"> are more usual outdoors, which gyms do not set so often or at all:
- slabs (your toes might hurt more, depending on the shoes)
- mantles (train those triceps, or you might end up cramping)
- cracks (bring tape and tape up if needed)
That being said - this variation in problems is one of the things making bouldering outdoors so much fun. Also jumping on types problems you don't usually climb will develop your skills more. ....وسعت
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@stuffiguess7680قبل 11 أشهر Went bouldering outdoors for basically the first time at HP40 could barely do a v1 but I know I have the capability to do up to v4 I just feel I have to get used to it.
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@kigashouse7176منذ 5 سنوات another great vid jenn, so much information involved and its great for new climbers like me to understand these things. One question i do have tho is when id="hidden10" class="buttons"> should a beginner climber switch from indoors to trying outdoors? Or does it not matter as long as the conditions are met? ....وسعت
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@Th3Nguyenمنذ 5 سنوات I think the most underrated thing about your videos is the fact that you have timestamps 1
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@monicahenriiquezمنذ 5 سنوات ahhhhh I had to freeze my membership this month and I already miss it. I'm not ready to climb outdoors though
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@wolfemooney7188منذ 5 سنوات I definitely should be paying attention to class rn 1
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@MoooseBloodمنذ 5 سنوات Idk why I got my hopes up. I downloaded the app. Houston is as flat as can be lol. But I guess a weekend trip to Austin or San Antonio for some bouldering wouldn't be the worst thing ever.
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@Kativityمنذ 5 سنوات hey, how long would you do indoor climbing before heading outdoors? 4
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@stuffiguess7680قبل 11 أشهر I know some people only have a short window but I live in Alabama though.
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@hydra66منذ 5 سنوات do you pay attention to the type of rock that you're climbing on? The way Alex Honnond interviews, he's become akin to an amateur geologist 3
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@dmp05منذ 5 سنوات Thanks for the SoCal Climbing mention Jenn! A member joined the SoCal Climbing facebook group today thanks to this! Here are links in case anyone's id="hidden12" class="buttons"> interested!
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- David P, group admin ....وسعت
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@phosfaniandevil6252منذ 5 سنوات I live in central Indiana and odr climbing is illegal in the entire state with the exception of a couple of parks a couple of hours away. Rip
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@27savage92منذ 5 سنوات Definitely have to climb when its a little cooler outside. I'm constantly sweating all my chalk off in the blazing heat.
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@GabbGangenمنذ 5 سنوات Wow, did you voice over your the "talking scene" afterwards? 1
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@danimaster6647منذ 4 سنوات With one statement I disagree with: You should only climb with friends outside.
The true advantage of bouldering compared to climbing is that you're id="hidden13" class="buttons"> able to do it on your own.
Let's be honest and it's just more apealing to climb big walls who are 20 meters high with the possibility to go even higher on multi pitch climbes than
to climb 2-3 meter blocks. For that however you need experienced friends who know their equipment.
Let's say you have a specific day in mind and you find no one to climb with you. You can still go bouldering and when responsible the danger really isn't that high. ....وسعت 1
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@lucaskaufman1725منذ 5 سنوات Do not use ibuprofen during climbing sessions, and if you can help it, don't use it at all! There is research that show that ibuprofen is detrimental id="hidden14" class="buttons"> to tendon healing, which means that you're at a higher risk for tendonitis, since you are not getting the proper, timely healing after sessions. ....وسعت 4
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@royalgeeseyمنذ 5 سنوات Soooo, why does this vid have dislikes???