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Climbing Footwork Pt 1 - footwear

The first part of having good footwork is making sure you've got the correct fitting shoes. This video highlights what happens with baggy shoes and the difference correct fitting shoes makes. Make sure your toes are at the end of the shoe and that they are slightly bent - this will give you more power through the big toe. Also, make sure there isn't excess material, or a baggy nature once the foot is in. "Fits like a glove" should spring to mind. Note: There is nothing wrong with hire shoes or beginners shoes. As a beginner, you are more likely to go through your first couple of pairs due to clumsy footwork, so a cheaper shoe is ideal. Just make sure they are not too comfortable or baggy. The initial wear-in process is uncomfortable, but these shoes stretch with time. Any questions, shoot them over! The next video will be on accuracy and precision, coming next week! You can find Robin O'Leary's Instagram at: https://www.instagram.com/robinoleary... For ROCUPtv:   / rocuptv   It was filmed and edited by Paul Jones:   / paul_stronger   The thumbnail was created by Andrew Macfarlane:   / _andrewmac_      / andrewgmacfarlane   The shoes worn in this video are made by La Sportiva: The basic Tarantula - a great first-time climbing shoe. Just make sure it's well fitted. Tight and precise: https://www.lasportiva.com/en/tarantu... The more advanced Skwama - a technical, down-turned shoe, better for steeper climbing and more advanced toe hooks: https://www.lasportiva.com/en/skwama?...