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Hello friends, this is Steven Dimmitt.
I love podcasts. I love to be a fly on the wall, listening to conversations and learning from people who have different perspectives than my own. For years, there was a climbing podcast I was dying to listen to, but it didn’t exist. Eventually, I decided to make it myself.
This is a podcast about climbing and self-improvement. But beneath that, it is a podcast about being a human being. I truly believe that everyone can teach us something. We just have to ask the right questions.
Listen to all 200+ podcast episodes with the world's top climbers wherever you listen to podcasts! Just search 'The Nugget Climbing Podcast'
Hello friends, this is Steven Dimmitt.
I love podcasts. I love to be a fly on the wall, listening to conversations and learning from people who have different perspectives than my own. For years, there was a climbing podcast I was dying to listen to, but it didn’t exist. Eventually, I decided to make it myself.
This is a podcast about climbing and self-improvement. But beneath that, it is a podcast about being a human being. I truly believe that everyone can teach us something. We just have to ask the right questions.
Listen to all 200+ podcast episodes with the world's top climbers wherever you listen to podcasts! Just search 'The Nugget Climbing Podcast'
Exercises EVERY Climber Should Be Doing | ft. Ollie Torr
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About The Guest:
Ollie Torr is an ex-gymnast, high-end rock climber, and co-founder of Lattice Training.
We went deep in this conversation and covered Ollie’s top exercises for different types of climbers, how to climb more like Aidan Roberts, how to find your own superpowers and become a specialist, the secret to finger strength, balancing strength and fitness, overtraining vs. under recovering, taking action is six-week blocks,...
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About The Guest:
Ollie Torr is an ex-gymnast, high-end rock climber, and co-founder of Lattice Training.
We went deep in this conversation and covered Ollie’s top exercises for different types of climbers, how to climb more like Aidan Roberts, how to find your own superpowers and become a specialist, the secret to finger strength, balancing strength and fitness, overtraining vs. under recovering, taking action is six-week blocks,...
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Aidan Roberts Discusses His New 'Hardest Climb' | Arrival Of The Birds
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Keenan Takahashi Breaks Down Lessons From THE GOLD STANDARD V15
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Should Sport Climbers Really Train Endurance? | ft. Maddy Cope from Lattice Training
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Should Sport Climbers Really Train Endurance? | ft. Maddy Cope from Lattice Training
Stefano Ghisolfi on Projecting with Adam Ondra and Will Bosi
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Stefano Ghisolfi on Projecting with Adam Ondra and Will Bosi
V16 Climber Shares Simplest Way To Get Stronger Fingers
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V16 Climber Shares Simplest Way To Get Stronger Fingers
Simon Lorenzi Shares the Story of Soudain Seul V17/9A
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Simon Lorenzi Shares the Story of Soudain Seul V17/9A
A Masterclass in How to Progress Your Climbing | ft. Will Anglin of Tension Climbing & Matt Jones
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A Masterclass in How to Progress Your Climbing | ft. Will Anglin of Tension Climbing & Matt Jones
Stefano Ghisolfi's Top 2 Drills For Legendary Endurance
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Stefano Ghisolfi's Top 2 Drills For Legendary Endurance
Pete Whittaker's Most Traumatizing Climbing Trip Ever
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Pete Whittaker's Most Traumatizing Climbing Trip Ever
BREAKING: Will Bosi on Return of the Sleepwalker 9A/V17
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BREAKING: Will Bosi on Return of the Sleepwalker 9A/V17
Why The 'World's Hardest Trad Climb' Got Downgraded | ft. James Pearson
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Why The 'World's Hardest Trad Climb' Got Downgraded | ft. James Pearson
STOP Trying To Train Like The World's Best Climbers | ft. Will Anglin
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STOP Trying To Train Like The World's Best Climbers | ft. Will Anglin
FULL PODCAST | Climbing 9A and 9c in 2023, Training with Adam Ondra & More | ft. Jakob Schubert
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FULL PODCAST | Climbing 9A and 9c in 2023, Training with Adam Ondra & More | ft. Jakob Schubert
Jakob Schubert's #1 Lesson from Climbing with Adam Ondra
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Jakob Schubert's #1 Lesson from Climbing with Adam Ondra
FULL PODCAST | Climbing V17's with Shawn Raboutou, Olympic Training & More | ft. Brooke Raboutou
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FULL PODCAST | Climbing V17's with Shawn Raboutou, Olympic Training & More | ft. Brooke Raboutou
FULL PODCAST | 2 Epic Free Solos Nobody Knows About, His Closest Call & More | ft. Alex Honnold
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FULL PODCAST | 2 Epic Free Solos Nobody Knows About, His Closest Call & More | ft. Alex Honnold
Brooke Raboutou on Downgrading 'Box Therapy' & V17 Projects
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Brooke Raboutou on Downgrading 'Box Therapy' & V17 Projects
How To Climb 2 Grades Harder in 2024 | ft. Jesse Firestone
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How To Climb 2 Grades Harder in 2024 | ft. Jesse Firestone
How To Program Your Training Like A Pro Climber | ft. Tom Randall
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How To Program Your Training Like A Pro Climber | ft. Tom Randall
Johnny Dawes on his LEGENDARY No-Hands Climbing
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Johnny Dawes on his LEGENDARY No-Hands Climbing
THIS Is Why Adam Ondra's The World's Best Climber | ft. Jesse Firestone
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THIS Is Why Adam Ondra's The World's Best Climber | ft. Jesse Firestone
How He's Climbed Many Of The World's Hardest Dynos | ft. Mattias Braach-Maksvytis
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How He's Climbed Many Of The World's Hardest Dynos | ft. Mattias Braach-Maksvytis
Does Height & Weight REALLY Affect Climbing Ability? | ft. Karly Rager & Casey Elliott
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Does Height & Weight REALLY Affect Climbing Ability? | ft. Karly Rager & Casey Elliott
BIGGEST Lesson From 9 Years of Hangboarding | ft. Nic Rummel
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BIGGEST Lesson From 9 Years of Hangboarding | ft. Nic Rummel
Climbing Coach On How To Train As You Get Older | ft. Steve Maisch
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Climbing Coach On How To Train As You Get Older | ft. Steve Maisch
Katie Lamb Discusses Her Training to Break Into New Grades
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Katie Lamb Discusses Her Training to Break Into New Grades
Should Climbers Exercise on Rest Days? | ft. Steve Bechtel
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Should Climbers Exercise on Rest Days? | ft. Steve Bechtel
Winning $100,000 In Climbing's First-Ever Game Show | ft. Cat Runner
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Winning $100,000 In Climbing's First-Ever Game Show | ft. Cat Runner
Should Everyone Really Just Climb To Get Better? | ft. Tom Randall
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Should Everyone Really Just Climb To Get Better? | ft. Tom Randall
Alex plz stop. We love you and you have done enough brother. Teach the kids to follow you. Your knowledge is worth saving. God bless
Homelander telling me what to do
Whats so surprising about Ollie is that he understand the anatomy so well, but has the absolute worst exercise selection.
How so? It seems to me that he is recommending stuff people are missing. Like everybody is doing pull ups, there is no value on saying it again and again
@wiesono2221 he's right that those muscles need training but, his exercise selection for those muscles is far from optimal. Climbers often do not understand basic training science when it comes to strength vs hypertrophy vs endurance.
bmi is meaningless. a more relevant health metric for female is fat ℅.
A great side quest for any climber is the ability to overhead press their bodyweight. It tends to not be a high interference lift but the returns in investment are really high.
Do a ton of Lu raises and really try to control the weight on the way down
So interesting
I’ve really enjoyed going through my usual warm-up routine on rest days. I get my body moving and temp up, maybe do some very light finger stimulus and then call it. Feels really good. Or scoping boulders and lightly pulling on holds is a great rest day :)
Damn, I've got 15cm pretty much on the button. I think this is the first strength or flexibility benchmark for climbing I've ever hit, and I don't even train it!
Same, now if I could frog my legs more than 45°, that would be swell :D
@@ayuminor Yep! When I show people my frog or pancake stretch, they tend to say something like "Oh your jeans must be restricting you". I wish :D
with the knee to wall test do you have to keep your heel on the ground the whole time?
yes. heel needs to touch the ground. don't get too caught up on the actual measurement from the wall relative to other people since foot length vs shin length affects this. the main thing is just to try to decrease the ankle angle and just improve your own foot distance from the wall.
@@deci appreciate the answer mate, I was doing it with heel lifted and was like "wth this is easy" lol
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Everyone here being upset that BMI isn't a great indicator needs to fucking chill. It's an indicator. It's a warning sign. It's literally doing nothing at all from their side except saying "ey btw that person is underweight maybe check on them". That is never a bad thing at a BMI of 17. That is low af even for a very young teenager.
If 17 is considered low should I be concerned about my bmi of 15.4?
Watching Laura Rogora in these recent Olympic Qualifier series makes me concerned for her health. She cant be more than 10%
This man should be revered for his accomplishments, in a world where what you do supposedly counts for something, well, he should be in the absolute elite!!!!! WOW WOW what on the FK man!!!!!!!!! I can't find the words
Correct me if I'm wrong, but doesn't bouldering kinda naturally evolves from the very thin body ideal by simply having lots of dynamic, strenght requiring boulders, even for the women? Kinda seems like the meta isn't to be as thin as possible, but to have decent muscles, similar to Janja. I'd also assume that with modern times, something more advanced, like Inbody fat and muscle ratio measuring device could be used for this in place of BMI.
A lot of female athletes plateau during puberty, a common way to avoid that is to develop an eating disorder, which means they keep having a linear progression in their sport through their teenage years like their male counterparts, but do lasting damage to their bodies in the process.
I climb at NJRG his original gym. Don’t know him personally but been around while he’s been there. Cool dude!
people saying 17 isnt low isnt conidering how much mucle ways
His articulation of climbing is next to none. He's literally evolving the language we use to describe climbing and it's nuances faster than anyone else out there. What a contribution thus man is making to our crazy artform! P.s. Shout out to Cinematic Orchestra
Just watched this Olympic event, and i think we were done a diservice as viewers, and the athletes were done a diservice on their first ever Olympics having to suddenly be able to compete with world class athletes in categories that they had very little to no experience in. Plus we only got to see 3 boulder problems, probably because all of the events were mashed together and there's obviously a time and peak performance limit. Glad they separated speed from the other 2 events. Hopefully lead will be separated from bouldering soon so we can get the best of each category competing in peak condition.
Even Native Americans solo mountains for hundreds of years and you can find paintings in really high places only people like him can see
thats rad! she can chalk up her head if she ever need to send a project includes head smearing or somthin
That's really insensitive. She has alopecia.
nice insights
i love the macro micro discussion and the leg swing example is great context
Everything this woman says is stupid.
It’s because it’s become increasingly clear that bmi doesn’t make sense. How are they measuring it??
Calling 17 crazy low is crazy
Depends on race. It's not super low for asians
It is crazy low, especially for guys.
It is crazy low if you have about 5 kg of muscle mass more than the average person. Idk if you have ever lost or gained 5 kg of fat. Imagine being a regular person at BMI 17 and replacing 5 kg of fat with muscle mass. You will be left with 0 fat and a potentially lethal problem.
I was at that BMI once, it wasn't healthy. Obesity kills you slowly while starvation takes you out much faster. Even if there's a way to be healthy at that BMI it should warrent further investigation.
Saying that its "crazy low" makes it sound like no one could possibly reach it without doing crazy diets. Many people are under weight just following their natural appetite. No one would say a bmi of 26 was a "craaaazyyy high" number
Warm up? Must be a different magnus
what if you dropped one of the shoes!
17 isn’t even that low, that’s my bmi
Varies by race and gender. Asian cultures for instance promote very low BMI although unhealthy.
Do you have the same muscle mass as a pro athlete? Now imagine having to sacrifice 1 kg of fat for every kg of muscle mass you lack compared to a pro climber. How many kilos do you really have to spare before you are a case for the hospital?
It's ok for a teenager as long as it doesn't delay or prevent puberty, but dangerously low for someone in their mid to late 20s or older.
this dude straight up getting enlightened while climbing! so awesome to hear him talk about it
Wondering tiger 12
Absolutely amazing climber. Also he really *likes* discourse markers. He utters approximately 147 "like" filler words in this ~10 minute segment. So 1 every 4 seconds or so.
did you count???
It’s hard to watch seriously now
i mean from what i’ve seen in the US it’s the same…
You epitomise hipster climbing gym
9a+?
Bet he'll do the whole "the grade isn't important so I'm not gonna grade it" bullshit
@@henrygilbert3798 it’s not bullshit, he said they’re around V17 but he wants others to try it before he establishes a grafe
Bmi isnt a great indicator. I had a pretty bad eating disorder and was very very thin, even hospitalized. but my bmi was in the healthy range.
Yeah but I think that most/all the people who do have a BMI < 17 are dangerously underweight
@zacharysprunt3398 true, it's probably best that they are trying to reach out to the worst cases. I wish there was a better way to identify and discourage eating disorders in our sport.
Depends how you are measuring BMI. Several ways to do it. Some more accurate some less.
No, it wasn't.
There is zero chance. Before I started lifting I had zero muscle mass as I didn't do labour or stimulating sports and I was about .5 to 1 over the min healthy bmi at 15-16ish% body fat. You aren't being hospitalised while being a healthy weight via bmi unless you've previously gained a ton of muscle
I hope the steps move further in the right direction. BMI seems like such a bad standard to use, as the minimum or maximum of a healthy BMI varies racially as well as with a lot of other factors that aren't considered... especially if what you're trying to screen for is healthy eating habits. It seems like providing adequate mental health (and overall) support to the athletes would work more effectively to reduce the number of eating disorders rather than just shutting them out of comps and leaving them to their devices.
BMI is not the sole metric that's used. The IFSC policy is holistic and uses multiple metrics, and obviously you can be unhealthy at a BMI of 21. But as an initial, objectively measured index, it is useful for flagging people who might be at risk.
But with bmi there is a big difference between teenagers and adults. At 16 it's not that weird to have a bmi of 17, but if you are 25 thats very different. Both compete at these comps, so you cant just put a number on it.
The you can go get a float test if you fall outside of the normal bmi scale. This is helpful to protecting women.
That's right, which is why the IFSC policy includes looking at blood pressure and heart rate, as well as different standards by age, and then further tests on various other metrics such as bone density if there is indication of any risk.
Yeah that’s probably why they were saying it’s not ideal
Surprised Mogli allowed himself to be exposed to such a high tech camera for this footage. Must have taken a good bit of coaxing, good job!
bro what
@@roowf4685 I can see how this can seem weird and rude out of context, but it's a refrence to a joke from a podcast Aiden does with Sam Prior :D
@@ayuminor oh my apologies
@@ayuminor Huh I was confused by this since the climber with the nickname "Mogli" is Charles Albert. I thought he was going to be in the vid and I got really excited for a minute!
This dude is like the Bob Ross of bouldering.
😂😂😂😂
The guy needs an asmr channel.
LOL!! This comment!!!
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Guys I'm early
"You should be eating this": ... food.
It must be illegal to climb whilst under the influence of such a magnificent facial embellishment
Just climb for gosh sakes. Everything ends up spiraling into "over thought" until the joy of it all disappears.
That's amazing bro!