Indoor Rock Climbing Techniques : Dyno vs. Static Indoor Rock Climbing Techniques
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dyno is way better
i at the end of climbs or tight spots i just say fuck it (dyno)
I like 49:00 secunds
Down at my wall, theres like a 7a, but the last move is a dyno, AND its in a corner, so i hate it cause i know im gonna end up falling and dragging my face down the wall to the next clip.
then write you comments in Dutch. Because in English (the language you are using) leading is when you do not to rope, rather you have the rope start piled and sport or trad climb the pitch. In English the term is free soloing or, just simply soloing. Dear god, argue and criticize only when you have any idea what you are writing.
Well maybe there’s a language difference but in Dutch, “wanneer je leidt” = “when you lead”, you climb without ropes becuse you are the leading climber that goes all the way to attach the rope at the top for those that follow you (outdoor climbing). Dyno-ing when leading to me, just looks like playing with your life. If I ever lead, I’m a thousand times more carefull. One slip and it could be over. I don’t lead on anything more difficult than a 5. But maybe you mean something else with leading.
Yeah… Um that is what I said, I mean I just thought most people understood that you do what the climb asks you for. Sometimes, in fact most of the time, you move in a static fashion. However you may need to be more dynamic. Sometimes so dynamic you cut all for points loose. That is not that crazy advanced.
Do you truly want me to believe you dyno on lead? Yeah right.
for say you have a jug a good 2 feet out of reach, what are you gonna do? dyno it!
bouldering is fun, but only for indoors. Lead Climbing is way more fun than anything. but def. Static an Dyno are extremely fun for indoors.
and that are supposed to be the same holds?
well… they weren´t..
lol what a nerd!
some holds (i.e. small crimps) cannot be had making dynamic moves therefore a static move is essential. and some routes have large gaps between holds therefore a dyno is essential. just depends on the route. nice to have both moves perfected though.
static is better for training
They are both completely essential, how can you say they are not. For the same sequence on the same route, no. But for gym climbing or setting you can absolutly force these movements.
if tehre are two options then realy neiter is essensial
yeh, but for me it really depends on boulder that iam doing, (or when i cant make some part , ill get angry and just jump)
Even though a good dyno looks cool, and I like to show off doing them, I much prefer the Static method to improve technique and good practice..
Just google it. All their going to say to you in a course is “blalbalba dead point. blablabla, stick it, bla bla Belive in yourself.”
There you go, 300 dollars please.
Well…not everytime u have choice between dyno and static movements. Sometime u Must go static ar youll hurt yourself , and sometimes u cant couse u wont make it.
these videos are annoyingly short
thats what i thaught!!!
still need help for this? i see ur comment is 2 months old.
Do you ever lead? because I know that about 30 percent of the routs that are on my score card above 5.11d include a dyno for me! And I am five foot ten so that means that most people who climb have to dyno on lead if they want to climb some of the coolest routs out there!
this guy is bad ass
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