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If you’re taller than @brookeraboutou you might want to retire the excuse “I’m too short” 😮‍💨 Climbers love a good excuse, especially height related ones. But surely we can get more creative than just saying we’re too short or tall? Toss your favorite climbing excuse below and tag a friend who won’t let you get away with it 😜. Best one scores 3-months free access to Patreon and the 150+ hours of bonus content over there.
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If you’re taller than @brookeraboutou you might want to retire the excuse “I’m too short” 😮‍💨 Climbers love a good excuse, especially height related ones. But surely we can get more creative than just saying we’re too short or tall? Toss your favorite climbing excuse below and tag a friend who won’t let you get away with it 😜. Best one scores 3-months free access to Patreon and the 150+ hours of bonus content over there.
This week I made my own music. You can check the video out in the link in my stories or search "microboyd" on your favourite streaming platform to listen to what I made!
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This week I made my own music. You can check the video out in the link in my stories or search "microboyd" on your favourite streaming platform to listen to what I made!
A good climbing year! Six 7a routes, five 7a+ and a 7b. Did a few boulders too. Hope y'all had a good 2025 and if you didn't, here's to a better 2026 🥂
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A good climbing year! Six 7a routes, five 7a+ and a 7b. Did a few boulders too. Hope y'all had a good 2025 and if you didn't, here's to a better 2026 🥂
Ripped that thing apart 🍏💪
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Ripped that thing apart 🍏💪
I'm back with Learn Quick! This week, I try to light a match with just my thumbnail... turns out there's a little more to it than meets the eye!
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I'm back with Learn Quick! This week, I try to light a match with just my thumbnail... turns out there's a little more to it than meets the eye!
Wrong side of 30
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Wrong side of 30
Go check out my new YouTube video with @teslascender where she taught me how to mentally and physically prepare for my first big bouldering competition! • Let me know why you think of the video and be sure to check out @teslascender and all her cycle syncing climbing educational resources and content!
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Go check out my new YouTube video with @teslascender where she taught me how to mentally and physically prepare for my first big bouldering competition! • Let me know why you think of the video and be sure to check out @teslascender and all her cycle syncing climbing educational resources and content!
What’s the optimal way to learn ANY skill quickly and with less friction? From muscle ups to solving Rubik’s cubes to breaking a wine glass with his voice… @mikeboydvideo has cracked the code for fast skill acquisition. And his videos about it are solid gold. Check out our conversation to learn about his ‘skill formula’ and how he’s applied it to climbing 🧠💪
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What’s the optimal way to learn ANY skill quickly and with less friction? From muscle ups to solving Rubik’s cubes to breaking a wine glass with his voice… @mikeboydvideo has cracked the code for fast skill acquisition. And his videos about it are solid gold. Check out our conversation to learn about his ‘skill formula’ and how he’s applied it to climbing 🧠💪
I visit the master himself, Dave Macleod, for a bouldering session at his home board. I told him not to pull punches and give me the feedback I need to improve. New video out on the climbing channel, let me know if you find it useful!
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I visit the master himself, Dave Macleod, for a bouldering session at his home board. I told him not to pull punches and give me the feedback I need to improve. New video out on the climbing channel, let me know if you find it useful!
Earlier this year I climbed my first 7b+. This route was considerably harder than anything else I’d done and I knew that I’d never get it without any dedicated training. So for the first time in my short little climbing career I actually did some focused work on my climbing to improve in an area I was severely lacking. Clipping the chains was all the sweeter because of a little bit of hard work I put in. I’ve detailed exactly what I did in my latest video. Go watch!
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Earlier this year I climbed my first 7b+. This route was considerably harder than anything else I’d done and I knew that I’d never get it without any dedicated training. So for the first time in my short little climbing career I actually did some focused work on my climbing to improve in an area I was severely lacking. Clipping the chains was all the sweeter because of a little bit of hard work I put in. I’ve detailed exactly what I did in my latest video. Go watch!
I recently scrambled the Aonach Eagach ridge near Glen Coe with @email_today and @dhruv.vishwasrao. Emil did all the filming and editing for the film and it turned out pretty great. I've never done any scrambling before, or any proper hillwalking really, so my mind was simply blown by how much fun you can have "not climbing" in Scotland. Go check out the video on the climbing channel ❤️
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I recently scrambled the Aonach Eagach ridge near Glen Coe with @email_today and @dhruv.vishwasrao. Emil did all the filming and editing for the film and it turned out pretty great. I've never done any scrambling before, or any proper hillwalking really, so my mind was simply blown by how much fun you can have "not climbing" in Scotland. Go check out the video on the climbing channel ❤️
2016. I had a really fun decade.
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2016. I had a really fun decade.
0 Hours VS 100 Hours... I've spent 100 hours bouldering on the Moonboard. How has it impacted my climbing? And can I send my first 7A/V6 on the board? New video out on the climbing channel!
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0 Hours VS 100 Hours... I've spent 100 hours bouldering on the Moonboard. How has it impacted my climbing? And can I send my first 7A/V6 on the board? New video out on the climbing channel!
This week we team up with @outlier_distribution to set a replica of the famed "Boulder Problem" crux from the line Freerider from the Free Solo film featuring Alex Honnold. The original problem is around 7B (V8). We set a replica using the Unleashed Climbing Terrors. The two versions we set are around 7A+/B and 6B+. Video live on the climbing channel now!
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This week we team up with @outlier_distribution to set a replica of the famed "Boulder Problem" crux from the line Freerider from the Free Solo film featuring Alex Honnold. The original problem is around 7B (V8). We set a replica using the Unleashed Climbing Terrors. The two versions we set are around 7A+/B and 6B+. Video live on the climbing channel now!
🎙️ Mike Boyd: How to Learn Anything Fast, Rapid Climbing Progression, and Refusing to Say “I’m too short” @mikeboydvideo, the guy that learns things (and climbs things), explores: - The formula for rapid learning - His biggest mistake when he was a new climber - How to get better at failure - Avoiding “junk mileage” when learning a new skill - The 40-minute rule for optimized learning - Why coaches don’t like shortcuts (and why we should anyway) - Stealing knowledge from fellow climbers - Trying the Dave McLeod diet - Refusing to say “I’m too short” Shoutout to @kilterboard and @physivantage for supporting this episode 💪 Let’s learn some new skilllllz! Check out the full episode wherever you get your podcasts. I appreciate you!
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🎙️ Mike Boyd: How to Learn Anything Fast, Rapid Climbing Progression, and Refusing to Say “I’m too short” @mikeboydvideo, the guy that learns things (and climbs things), explores: - The formula for rapid learning - His biggest mistake when he was a new climber - How to get better at failure - Avoiding “junk mileage” when learning a new skill - The 40-minute rule for optimized learning - Why coaches don’t like shortcuts (and why we should anyway) - Stealing knowledge from fellow climbers - Trying the Dave McLeod diet - Refusing to say “I’m too short” Shoutout to @kilterboard and @physivantage for supporting this episode 💪 Let’s learn some new skilllllz! Check out the full episode wherever you get your podcasts. I appreciate you!
I really enjoyed this conversation with Mike for episode 11 of A Climber’s Mind. 🎧 We started by talking about climbing, but the conversation quickly opened into something much bigger: what happens when life changes dramatically, but your passion, ambition and expectations are still there. Mike has recently become a dad, and we spoke very honestly about what that does to performance, identity, pressure, stress, relationships, mental health, and the reality of working as a professional content creator / athlete. One of the things I really appreciated was how open Mike was about the tension between wanting to keep improving, keep creating, keep showing up - while also adapting to a completely new phase of life. We also got into a bit of a diagnostic conversation around climbing performance. Mike initially felt like endurance might be one of the things holding him back, but as we dug deeper, it seemed like the real bottleneck might not be physical capacity itself, but the stress and life load sitting underneath it. That’s something I find really interesting. Sometimes what looks like a physical limitation is actually a physical symptom of something deeper. You feel pumped. You over-grip. You move with more tension. You breathe less effectively. You feel like your endurance has disappeared. But the cause might not be endurance. It might be stress, pressure, recovery or even identity. It might be trying to perform while your nervous system is already carrying too much. This episode is about climbing, but it’s also about balancing passion with real life. Thanks again to @mikeboydvideo for such an honest conversation. Episode 11 of A Climber’s Mind is out now. - New episodes every Wednesday.
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I really enjoyed this conversation with Mike for episode 11 of A Climber’s Mind. 🎧 We started by talking about climbing, but the conversation quickly opened into something much bigger: what happens when life changes dramatically, but your passion, ambition and expectations are still there. Mike has recently become a dad, and we spoke very honestly about what that does to performance, identity, pressure, stress, relationships, mental health, and the reality of working as a professional content creator / athlete. One of the things I really appreciated was how open Mike was about the tension between wanting to keep improving, keep creating, keep showing up - while also adapting to a completely new phase of life. We also got into a bit of a diagnostic conversation around climbing performance. Mike initially felt like endurance might be one of the things holding him back, but as we dug deeper, it seemed like the real bottleneck might not be physical capacity itself, but the stress and life load sitting underneath it. That’s something I find really interesting. Sometimes what looks like a physical limitation is actually a physical symptom of something deeper. You feel pumped. You over-grip. You move with more tension. You breathe less effectively. You feel like your endurance has disappeared. But the cause might not be endurance. It might be stress, pressure, recovery or even identity. It might be trying to perform while your nervous system is already carrying too much. This episode is about climbing, but it’s also about balancing passion with real life. Thanks again to @mikeboydvideo for such an honest conversation. Episode 11 of A Climber’s Mind is out now. - New episodes every Wednesday.
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Mike Boyd (@mikeboydvideo) Instagram Stats & Analytics

Mike Boyd (@mikeboydvideo) has 59.5K Instagram followers with a 1.99% engagement rate over the past 12 months. Across 16.0 posts, Mike Boyd received 7.56K total likes and 272K impressions, averaging 472 likes per post. This page tracks Mike Boyd's performance metrics, top content, and engagement trends — updated daily. To benchmark @mikeboydvideo against other accounts, use Socialpruf's Instagram competitor analysis tool.

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Mike Boyd (@mikeboydvideo) has 59.5K Instagram followers as of October 2026.
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