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Would be cool if you could try out/review Synrock Holds, bc they are made out of some ceramic stuff and I think you would really like them! Love the vids keep going bro

I love wooden holds. I’m the owner of Coqui Climbing Holds. I love making them and climbing on them. Great video!

I detail my homewall build on my channel.

Go visit the Homewall subreddit, we would love to see you over there!

Inspiration for the next generation of homewall owners. I love having mine, the building and evolution over time is so cool to see.

How did you figure out the structural integrity of the wall, as in how did you stabilize your wall from wobbling, cracking, or falling over?

Thanks for your recommendation. I had bought some books and have read it. It was so nice

Nice video really good content, good job man👍

these videos are such high quality! u deserrve way more attention

i prefer moonboard because it was my first board and i love it for developing finger strength. kilter is easier for beginners but moonboard is the og finger developer

When building my home wall, I had to decide if I wanted to build it as a spray or as a standardized board. I ended up building a spray. It's worth pointing out that time and time again, pros constantly mention that 90% of their training is on the spray wall.

Cool video, well thought out and expressed.

Kilter/ moon boards are not all the same sadly

Solid vid

Thanks for the video, it was interesting comparison. I've started using the kilterboard a little bit for the strength training (as a very casual climber, not particularly serious training) and discovering how to benefit from it but haven't really understood the spray wall, despite it looking impressive for other climbers. I think I'm not that good at beta/route reading overall, so I guess it makes sense that it would be difficult for me to create my own problems or stick to the same holds...any tips how you set up your own problems intentionally on the spray wall?

Where in Senja region in Norway is this boulder place?

Thats fucking cool intro

Man habe a Script this IS terrible

Share the process to get to 8a

I'm building one and realized that my kicker board is maybe too short if i wan't more bigger crashpad...😅 I'm building 2,6m/2,4m 15° standing wall. Good video and good tips! Nice looking wall!

how about manual adjustable angle? ive climb one before where the hinge is on top of the wall (locking pin at the bottowm, as you push in, you create more angle). but im planning to build one with hinge at the bottow(above the kickboard) so to adjust the angle. which one you think its easier to build? holds can just use tension board/kilter holds for a start.

In the Netherlands, some gyms form a group together, and a membership allows access to all those gyms which is cool

I completely agree with the benefits of going to as many different gyms as possible. The only issue is that it gets expensive really fast since single entries are super expensive and stacking memberships usually isn't worth it if you only end up going once per week to a specific gym

Its interesting how the grading system varies gym to gym. It seems like the computer generated routes are graded too high by at least 1 or maybe even 1.5. A 5-10 in my gym is like a 5-11 in the computer generated gym. I wonder if Ai is gonna change things

Nice, thanks for sharing!

Take rest days people ,I am injured since 5 months . Because of a injury which was caused by many factors ,one being overtraining

this looks really cool!!

Really enjoy your content. Homewall gang!

There is always some one out there with a greater home-walll compared to your own. Congrats to your climbing cave

I have a vert wall, looks like the slab upgrade would be awesome. Thanks for the inspiration!

Great video! The holds look really cool, could you share some of the brands?

Such a nice Video! Would love to see you with a ton of followers!

Your videos are produced with that of someone with a much higher view count, Love it!

I'm still curious about which one is the most comfortable to sit or sleep on. I'm going to use them to sleep in my car, so this is so important for me. Súper helpful video btw! Congrats!

Cool video Felix! What I like about the sideway swinging Lache dynos is they actually teach proper technique as you have to move first with your hips and feet and then follow up with the upper body. What I see people constantly fail on coordination moves is when people think about grabbing the finish holds with their hands, but not about putting their body position in the right place to stop the movement (or continue it in case of more complicated movements). The Lache forces you to move your lower body first. I'm still awful at this move compared to world cup climbers but I worked a lot on coordination during my last trip to japan. Also, ask your setters to set this move or find variations of it on problems with volumes/sideways jumps. I think you need to do a few thousand of these moves to get ok at it :)

Good video! The part about the arms is really helpful advice. Regarding the direction of movement, it always helps me to focus on where my hips are going instead of just focusing on feet.

I have used my Snap Guts only once and one corner has gotten very soft already. It sinks in to half its thikness when standing on the corner :(

Retro Flash is a really good app too

Great job! Can you show how to make triangle volume? Thanx!

Completely agree with you regarding the "rock like" holds. Indoor vs outdoor climbing are very different and in my opinion, indoor climbing and thus, holds, should "stay in their lane." I do understand the appeal to some, I just disagree with those folks. Keep up the videos!

Love the two minute tip!

Like the home slab wall content. Channel is solid, subbed for more!

I always try to focus on full commitment and little hesitation. Great video btw!

Really good ideas here