Anna Hazelnutt gives her brother's climbing a footwork reset
Jared's coaching session at Sender One SNA remains the main draw during a week without new uploads.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
I Coached My Brother to Climb Harder in 3 Hours
Things we can learn from the video
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- 1:10Use easy warm-ups to practice deliberate footwork and good technique rather than rushing to the top.
- 4:03Look for small usable features and find your balance before reaching for the next hold.
- 8:42Flagging uses the free leg as a counterweight, while hip engagement helps power movement.
- 14:00Choose a harder problem that suits your movement strengths, then work through its sequence.
- 19:55Anna argues that five or six attempts aren't many when learning a difficult climb.
How much can better footwork change a climb? Anna Hazelnutt's session with her brother Jared makes the answer visible: he repeats an easier problem, and the second attempt looks smoother and better balanced.
There were no new uploads this week, but October's "I Coached My Brother to Climb Harder in 3 Hours" remains the channel's busiest video, now approaching 60,000 views. Jared brings a former Division 1 runner's athletic background; Anna brings reminders that strength and reach aren't the whole toolkit.
Her coaching starts before the hard climbing does. Easy warm-ups are opportunities to rehearse good movement, not simply get to the top. She points out tiny usable features, teaches Jared to find his balance before reaching, and explains how a free leg can act as a counterweight. The video includes a sponsored mobility-app segment.
The lesson eventually pays off on a pink V6, where Jared puts a newly learned drop-knee into practice, then repeats the climb to refine it. His verdict has a sibling-session neatness to it: "I'm free to go!"
Across the channel, weekly views came close to 100,000 while subscribers stayed unchanged. Today's viewing is well below Anna's usual daily level. Two older Shorts, "Ah yes. Classic slab trad #enormocast #squamish #chriskalous" and ""Slab grades don't make sense" with Ashima Shiraishi #bouldering #squamish #slabclimbing", also remain active, keeping her declared love of slab represented alongside the brotherly coaching.
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What does Anna compare a climber's free leg to when explaining flagging?
Anna describes the leg off the wall as a counterweight, like a tail.




