Wooo! Congrats on hitting 1k! Definitely not a climber yet but have always been interested in it. Even considered making my own hangboard to train. This will help increase my strength at home which will help boost my confidence climbing in public 😂

@BeorOng

3 жыл бұрын

haha anything you can do to get stronger is never time wasted.

Love the video! I didn't realize they were so different besides the jugs and monos XD. Climbing has been an escape for me. As a student, it has been an outlet from the hustle and a way to get physical activity in between classes and assignments. The progression and the strength I feel after sending a project. Similar to other people here in the comments, climbing has its own little community and has connected me with so many people, especially helpful in these trying times. Keep up the good work! I am looking forward to the next video!

@BeorOng

3 жыл бұрын

yeah man, stresses of life work, study, relationships.. can all get real exhausting real fast... but climbing is the one getaway that always brings me peace. Thanks for the support dude, and remember to put your instatag in for the DM =]

Well there are a lot of things I love about climbing, its hard to pick a favorite... I love the friends you make along the way and the amazingly supportive community. I also think it gives you an amazing break from everything else going on in your life, especially bouldering/climbing outdoors. And i just looove trying hard and training on the hangboard:D (in our gym we have three beastmakers 200 mounted on top of each other and me and a friend have set ourselves the challenge of campusing to the top on the 45 degree slopers, ridiculous challenges like that are also one of the things i love about climbing)

@freshcthebeast3825

2 жыл бұрын

@schauanschau

1k is a big milestone, good stuff bro👊

@BeorOng

3 жыл бұрын

thanks man, now to aim to add 1 more 0 at the end haha

I think the sole purpose of the 45 degree sloper on the beastmaker 2000 is to unite climbers every climber regardless of skill, it's just impossible

@BeorOng

2 жыл бұрын

hahha, One day Ill look at an 89 degree angle and say... "that's a jug"

Congratulations on 1k!

@BeorOng

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks dude, now to try and get to 10k haha the grind continues

awesome vid. thanks a lot !

My favorite thing about climbing is the community. I started climbing seriously maybe a month and a half ago and I’ve already met such great people!

@BeorOng

3 жыл бұрын

Everyones so friendly that I actually feel at home at most gyms

@BeorOng

3 жыл бұрын

PS (remember to tag your insta so I know where to reach you ;)

My favourite thing about climbing is the people you meet and the mental challenge and physical challenge in front of you! @jamescabula Congratulations on the 1000 keep the video coming!

@BeorOng

3 жыл бұрын

I always say at the gym that climbing is 80% up here (taps head), your worse enemy is your head telling you its a shitty hold and you wont be able to hold it.

@jamescabula2728

3 жыл бұрын

@@BeorOng yes 100% we are limited by our own judgement! Loving the videos keep them coming! 😀

Hope you’ve been well Beor.

Fav thing about climbing is the supportive and friendly culture, anywhere you go everyone is your friend! @kurtiskuni Yewwwww

@BeorOng

3 жыл бұрын

I think i agree on this as well. Made so many friends at the gym and the crag and everyone is always so willing to help and send right along side of one another. Best feeling.

I wonder if every sport has something like this; it's such a focused exercise for the strengths a climber needs, without the distractions that could show up during an actual climb. When I'm practicing boxing, the most difficult part of any punch combination is keeping my arms up once I start to get tired, and I have to stop the boxing routine. On off days I have to do focused triceps exercises that don't look at all like boxing, but without building that strength I can't keep progressing in the sport. I could see how getting the 1000 could help someone new build strength they're lacking that will make them much more reliable climbers.

@BeorOng

3 жыл бұрын

I think its definitely hard for every sport, but there are definitely sport specific exercises that help for the specific movements that they entail. Having done kickboxing for like 6 years its simple and sometimes crude tools that get the most effectiveness like a tennis ball or some rope.

@NoahWizard

3 жыл бұрын

@@BeorOng yeah simple and sometimes crude- that's what really stunned me about this product; not trying to dump on it, it's clearly well made and intentional, but there's no flash to it; it just gets the job done. sometimes there's something really satisfying about the no frills approach to just building the required strength. there's something humbling about it, like it says so clearly: there is no shortcut, just do the work.

@joshuading6901

3 жыл бұрын

100% favourite moment when climbing is when you finish a project you’re working on, especially if you’ve been doing one climb for a long time!!! @josh.ding_climbing

@BeorOng

3 жыл бұрын

@@joshuading6901 and sending photos of peoples forgotten shoes =P

1k!! My favorite thing about our sport is the incredible community that fosters so much! @Jake.climbs

@BeorOng

3 жыл бұрын

No one is left behind, every climber supports one another...its fantastic... sure we have the banter every now and then between bouldering, speed, sport and trad but end of the day we all love the sport and just want to have fun

How is your finger strength 2 years later? 😀 And can you already hang on the 45 degree slippers of the beast maker 2000? 😄 And thank you for the video!

How long are the mounting screws?

@BeorOng

2 жыл бұрын

about 2.7" (they come with the hangboard)

My favourite thing is seeing how small everyone looks from the top (: and the friends u make along the way of course @popodontknowtho

@BeorOng

3 жыл бұрын

hahah as a 5'3 tall asian guy I don't know if I want to look smaller (guess Ill have to be the one at the top right? haha)

My favourite part of climbing is that its always something different. Climbing a route feels like playing a game, needing to solve a puzzle. Using my body's stats, to work around a route and to sent a project. @multixrush

@BeorOng

3 жыл бұрын

yes! Especially outdoors, rocks just wont ever be cut the same so you always have a different problem to figure out. And the sit start of 7ft giants that end up having to stack 5 pads under you haha

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Yewww! Over 1k now : ) I climb for so many reasons! I love the challenge and I love the problems solving. And I absolutely love the community! It keeps me happy, healthy and sane...which means I can show up to my job at the hospital each day with plenty of energy and motivation for my patients! Big problems though: I keep wearing the fingerprints off my fingers which means I can’t open the finger-print-ID medication cabinets....and boy oh boy does hand sanitizer hurts in the cuts and scrapes I get from crack climbing!! Haha. Love Urban Climb, that’s my home away from home. But I’ve moved to the country for work this year and don’t have a place to Boulder/climb/train anymore!!! @livgj in Wangaratta : )

@BeorOng

3 жыл бұрын

Oh the problem solving is something no one has really mentioned, that's a good one, I love the diversity of climbing styles. A single problem can be solved like 10 different ways just using your strengths or having to work around your weaknesses. Should look into some climb on for that skin or rhino repair (might do a vid on that soon actually haha)

@LivGroverJohnson

3 жыл бұрын

@@BeorOng climbon is excellent! Agreed.

@LivGroverJohnson

3 жыл бұрын

@@BeorOng I don’t know rhino repair..!?

Where to buy these

@BeorOng

2 жыл бұрын

Most climbing retailers will sell them, our climbing gym stocks them as well (though were currently out of 1000's we do have 2000s available though

Favourite part of climbing is definitely the community. So easy to make friends amongst climbers and the vibes are always good! @yung.jeezy.mc

@BeorOng

3 жыл бұрын

Definitely, I think its kind of scary at the start not knowing anyone and people just seeming to be "better climbers" but you soon realize just how friendly the community is and no matter what level you are you have constant cheering of support behind you as long as you're trying your best

One of my favourite things about climbing is that even though you face many challenges, you can tackle them at your own pace and learn alongside people at a higher skill level. I believe everyone brings something to the table when climbing. @sforsavvi

@BeorOng

3 жыл бұрын

Thats a great one, there really is no competition, its just you and the wall and overcoming your best with the help of some friendly faces beside you

My favourite thing about climbing is being able to climb any door frame at any party.

@BeorOng

3 жыл бұрын

indoor-buildering lol

My favourite thing about climbing are the versatile climbing gyms, and friendly staff members. Especially "flow climbing!" If you're ever around South-east Melbourne please visit them! XD @tonyhoanggg

Climbing is where I found my community when I moved to a new city where I didn’t know a single soul within hundreds of miles. Climbing is what I look forward to each week, it’s my “home”, it’s quality time with my friends, and it’s where I’m able to constantly challenge myself and step out of comfort zone - a promise I made to myself and climbing will forever hold me to my own promise. @kirstenabbie

@BeorOng

3 жыл бұрын

Its funny how I always knew about rock climbing (did it when I was younger) but when bouldering started to become a thing I was already much older and never really knew about it. I did kickboxing for 6 years and I don't regret it, it was fun, but it was never really much of a social thing. Now I can go to other countries, go to a gym and make friends so easily just by climbing and I love it

Anybody has a 1000 and wants to switch with me? I have a 2000 but I am just starting again and can‘t deal with the 2000

My favorite thing about climbing is the peace. I can't think about anything while climbing and the stress of the world melts away when I'm on the wall. @archidev1

@BeorOng

3 жыл бұрын

oof, thats one I can relate too quite well... Had a really big decision to make a couple years ago and it was just stressing me out to no end. I ended up going out for a climb and it just ended up clearing my mind and made it so much easier to make a decision

@BeorOng

3 жыл бұрын

btw just remember to add your instagram, in case you end up winning =]

My fabourite thing about climbing is pushing myself to my limits as well as the amazing community that is so supportive of everybody and their sends! my instagram: @edenrussell_ also congrats on 1k!!

@BeorOng

3 жыл бұрын

absolutely dude, nothing like working on a problem for ages to finally top it. The adrenaline pump right after is like a drug haha. Thanks for the support !

Fav thing about climbing is crushing dynos! @Hellothere192532

@BeorOng

3 жыл бұрын

Not gonna deny that its my fave type of climbing style haha

Favourite thing about climbing is the people around me who provide unbelievable support and motivate me to get better. Congrats on 1k subs! @tamstagram2

@BeorOng

3 жыл бұрын

When you try your best everyone stops to give you all the support and makes you feel so proud to have finished, no matter the level you climb on. Its a fantastic feeling and it makes me thankful for the community we have. Thanks and good luck Tam!

I ended up losing my board to a move across the country. Sad, but climbing is why I relocated. It's adrenaline yoga and goat simulator combined. What's not to love? Joke aside, anybody trying to pull me up flyboys? @belayedsloth

@BeorOng

3 жыл бұрын

damn dude, but hey who knows you might win a new one ;) (just remember to add in your insta tag as well in case you end up winning)

My favorite part of climbing is having an extremely fun way to stay active and spend time with friends @harrellabbey

@BeorOng

3 жыл бұрын

aye, 100%, why go to the gym when you can go to a climbing gym ;)

There are so many things I love about climbing. I get excited every week to hangout with friends and do climbs together. You feel a sense of accomplishment for yourself and others when they defeat that problem they've been trying again and again @sonitain

@BeorOng

3 жыл бұрын

My only wish is that the community continues to grow and get closer with one another =]

My favourite thing about climbing has got to be the seeing people who have never climbed before trying it for the first time, as well as the feeling you get when you finally complete a difficult route. @sam_cathie

@BeorOng

3 жыл бұрын

I always say that when you try bouldering for the first time you'll either love it or very much not care for it. Its a very polarizing activity. But when you see the ones that love it go at it.... they get their flappers, ask for tape and then run back to the wall.... you cant help but say hahahha we got another one. Love this comment

Congrats! Favourite thing about climbing is the challenge and the progression you can see in yourself as you get better and more experienced. @ykdanny1

@BeorOng

3 жыл бұрын

Absolutely, knowing that youre going up in grades and smashing out your first highest grade whether it be a V1 or a V15 is always an amazing feeling. Especially when you work on it for weeks (or in the pros cases - years haha) Thanks for the support man

My favourite thing about climbing recently has been using it as an escape from studying as i’m currently at uni. It’s been great to get back into a routine after lockdown and i’m excited for my first big outdoor climbing trip i have planned this summer! great video Beor! ig handle is @klara_dowds

@BeorOng

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks klara! where are you planning on climbing?

@klaradowds1204

3 жыл бұрын

@@BeorOng I have a trip planned in Cornwall and maybe the Peak District in Wales, UK too! I can’t wait :)

@BeorOng

3 жыл бұрын

@@klaradowds1204 were back on lockdown here, so 7 days (hopefully not more) of no climbing...well..least i have the home wall

@klaradowds1204

3 жыл бұрын

@@BeorOng At least you’re country is taking covid more seriously than mine! I haven’t been able to climb much recently either due to exams but I have 3 months off after next week to make up for lost training :)