Replica Boulders with Drew Ruana at the Tension Training Center

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  • čas přidán 20. 06. 2024
  • In this video, Michael and Quinn hang with Drew Ruana as he uses The Tension Board 1, The Tension Board 2, and Tension’s “Beast” spray wall to replicate some of his hardest current projects in Colorado.
    Using a spray wall to replicate outdoor projects has become an increasingly popular way to train. Drew, having been forced to climb inside due to a recent bout of bad weather, has found this replica method especially useful to keep him ready for his projects when the weather clears up.
    - To follow more of Drew's outdoor pursuits, follow his channel here: / @drewruana1
    - Learn more about the Tension Board 2 here: tensionclimbing.com/tension-b...
    00:00 Introduction
    01:15 Replica Breakdown
    06:19 Lincoln Lake Replica
    11:28 Area C Replica
    17:45 Dreamscape Replica
    19:45 Recap
    20:46 Haircut
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Komentáře • 57

  • @ilian7646
    @ilian7646 Před rokem +101

    i want more videos with drew but i am not attached to the idea of seeing that flexible ankle demon again

    • @nathanogara9660
      @nathanogara9660 Před rokem +28

      Wouldn't recommend woah climbing then

    • @Connordrs1123
      @Connordrs1123 Před rokem +7

      @@nathanogara9660lmfao the ultimate cursed ankle channel

    • @nathanogara9660
      @nathanogara9660 Před rokem +5

      @@Connordrs1123 he's simply a legend of ankle mobility and I don't think some people are ready for it. Case in point

    • @tensionclimbing
      @tensionclimbing  Před rokem +2

      🤣

  • @alejand5
    @alejand5 Před rokem +50

    That heel hook it's just unbelievable, I really don't know how he could make it work, literally no idea. Respect boss 🤙🏾

    • @amethyst8399
      @amethyst8399 Před 10 měsíci

      must be some nice ass shoes, mine could never

    • @crescentfuze
      @crescentfuze Před 4 měsíci

      @@amethyst8399 It's not just the shoes.

    • @amethyst8399
      @amethyst8399 Před 4 měsíci

      @@crescentfuze of course not but of all the techniques in climbing heel hooking is probably one of the most affected by shoe fit and make, of course he’s also just super skilled

    • @crescentfuze
      @crescentfuze Před 4 měsíci

      @@amethyst8399 My point is, neither is this the most expensive climbing shoe and neither are the most expensive climbing shoes as expensive as something like skates so a shoe capable of doing this is much more accessible and therefore technique is a much more overwhelming part of it that in my opinion it seems you feel like. All of this is of course assuming that your shoes fit well, which is a big deal.

    • @amethyst8399
      @amethyst8399 Před 4 měsíci +1

      @@crescentfuze yeah ofc there's a massive technique in heels, I agree with you. But finding a shoe that fits perfectly on your heel is pretty hard. I think we agree we're just saying it differently

  • @anthonykrichevskiy960
    @anthonykrichevskiy960 Před rokem +6

    The editing on this video is hilarious. PAUL REVERE

  • @ryanpenny8272
    @ryanpenny8272 Před rokem +5

    Drew’s a natural on camera. Good stuff

  • @yuckmarfacitrow2158
    @yuckmarfacitrow2158 Před rokem +6

    This was so so so amazing
    And it’s crazy how pro climbers are the nicest human beings ever

  • @Connordrs1123
    @Connordrs1123 Před rokem +16

    Unfortunately since each fan doesn't produce enough thrust to lift itself, we're going to need some balloons. Buoyant Force = (Density of air - Density of gas) * Volume * Gravity, assuming 0.833 kg per cubic meter density of air at bear lake, and about 0.164 kg per cubic meter density of helium, and let's say we're using conveniently large balloons of 1 meter in diameter, 9,194 of these will lift an 160 pound person and a 29 pound(from the data sheet) big ass orange fan. If you do the math with the orange fan producing 1625 cubic feet of air per minute, and assuming an acceleration of the air leaving of a couple meters per second, thrust = mass flow rate * acceleration, mass, the fan produces about 0.636 newtons of thrust. The difference in elevation between bear lake parking and lower chaos is 865 feet, negating the horizontal distance needed to travel this would take about 245 seconds, or 4 minutes to get to lower

    • @Connordrs1123
      @Connordrs1123 Před rokem +1

      So 9,194 balloons, one big ass orange fan and one massive extension cord should do the trick

    • @user-ih3jl9um6e
      @user-ih3jl9um6e Před rokem +1

      Have we considered the increasing weight of the extension cord?

    • @tensionclimbing
      @tensionclimbing  Před rokem +3

      Incredible. Now we know 🙏

    • @Connordrs1123
      @Connordrs1123 Před rokem

      @@user-ih3jl9um6e this is a good point

  • @slapthesloper
    @slapthesloper Před rokem +3

    Best board video ever and drew ruana dropped some fire insights too

  • @nilsjohanssons
    @nilsjohanssons Před rokem

    Love it!

  • @trevorschneider9047
    @trevorschneider9047 Před rokem

    Great content

  • @aidanscarffe5256
    @aidanscarffe5256 Před rokem

    Guys I love these videos! Thanks

  • @etdrefiel
    @etdrefiel Před rokem +11

    Great video again! Would be cool if you had Drew, or some other pro climber, back for another video where you set some benchmarks for idk V8, V9, V10 or something. It's so fun to try problems that pro climbers have set! :D

    • @tensionclimbing
      @tensionclimbing  Před rokem +5

      Noted! We'll get something like that in the queue

    • @Drew_Ruana
      @Drew_Ruana Před rokem +2

      @@tensionclimbing let’s do it!

  • @ejl74
    @ejl74 Před rokem +3

    This was so dope! Drew is a stud. Love watching him climb.

  • @Theboardbro
    @Theboardbro Před rokem +1

    Such a sick vid!!

  • @stefanbaytochev
    @stefanbaytochev Před rokem +3

    This type of videos make me happy. One of the best climbing channels out there no doubt. Keep it up

  • @timoti_makaurau7153
    @timoti_makaurau7153 Před rokem +1

    Drew. More Drew

  • @matteobecchi1210
    @matteobecchi1210 Před rokem +1

    That ankle flexibility is actually amazing

  • @pho-lena
    @pho-lena Před rokem

    sick !!

  • @huginsamuelsen
    @huginsamuelsen Před rokem +3

    My favorite climbing channel

  • @MonkeyBarsEveryday
    @MonkeyBarsEveryday Před 10 měsíci +1

    cant stop lookin at that stack of crash pads in the corner 👀👀👀👀

  • @jamesdazhongcook
    @jamesdazhongcook Před rokem +1

    More TB1 please!!

  • @alejand5
    @alejand5 Před rokem

    I'm watching the video again, that heel is on WOOD dammmmmn boy

  • @gatosospechosop3
    @gatosospechosop3 Před rokem +2

    drew is so cool, i wanna be like drew when i grow up

  • @blumain1600
    @blumain1600 Před rokem

    I’ve watched every single board session video out on CZcams and this one takes the crown, drew is one dumb and funny dude 🤣🫶🏻

  • @devinrocks11
    @devinrocks11 Před rokem +1

    That movement is due to hip flexibility, not ankles right? Foot seems to be neutral and in line with the shin so not much ankle rotation

  • @morgydee
    @morgydee Před 6 měsíci +1

    Is Dresus on the TB board app?

  • @dylandiblik502
    @dylandiblik502 Před rokem +1

    What angle were you guys at for the Lincoln replica? That thing is savage

  • @MrMiguelangelteran
    @MrMiguelangelteran Před rokem +2

    try to not fall in love while watching this video (impossible challenge)

  • @jaredkepner1011
    @jaredkepner1011 Před rokem +1

    W

  • @nicjcorn
    @nicjcorn Před rokem

    That outro hahaha

  • @evanhales2283
    @evanhales2283 Před 4 měsíci +1

    drew sounds like he says tubular

  • @yarnf
    @yarnf Před rokem +3

    Got sick of gym climbing videos, started watching only outdoor bouldering. At this point im sick of even outdoor bouldering videos - all I wanna see is board climbing.