@ravenbom
Not so much for bouldering, but I do that for a BUNCH of things in my life.
@REstrACIA
That's such an interesting way to look at boulder problems. I love learning about different ways of thinking. There's so many diverging angles of perspective that surround us and it's easy to lose sight of it.
@NotPMHarper
As a fellow musician (violin, viola, and piano for 21 years), I also do this with coordination moves! Cool to know that a World Cup climber thinks the same
@MonsieurChangify
Damn those guns!
@amm95
Rhythm is the great coordinator. I'm a musician too and I always find it interesting all the crossovers between music and climbing
@bupkaplan
im a musician and do the same thing! especially for dynos.
@Climbingdude
Can we talk about her arms though. Wow!!!!
@o0Vion70o
I only can look at her beatzeps 😅
@luke_pilky
This is good because when you ‘miss a beat’ its really obvious and you can feel your mistake more.
@grafikpanda
That’s neat that she has a connection like that and makes sense in many cases through.
@albertosh9961
My old man was a gymnastics teacher and used a similar method to teach parallel bars and so... Good idea to use that in coordination/dynamic boulders
@BenGmanUk
Damn she's jacked. Nice.
@Raynaputi
Interesting. I think this could be helpful for a lot of people. I always felt a similarity between climbing and jiu jitsu. I came from jiu jitsu, so I feel like I'm doing that while I'm climbing.
@stijnvannoort8401
Bouldering and climbing sometimes feel like dancing
@jonashelbobeck7631
In sportscience litterature it's called "Inner game" if anyone wants to read more about it.
@roy3490
magnÃfico creo deberÃamos aplicarlo en todo
@ClimbingDictionary
I do the exact same thing for coordination moves
@jbri1
I sing when I play football 😅
@hunteralexander9791
I study music and just recently in my third year of my undergrad have gotten into climbing. Who is she? She makes sense to me
@jaa89623