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- Engagement 27.46%
- Avg likes 8.7K
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About Noah Wheeler
Noah Wheeler (@noahwheels) is an Athlete creator on Instagram. The account has 29,640 followers and 73 published posts. Recent posts average 8,742 likes and 117 comments, an engagement rate of 27.46%.
With 29.6K followers, Noah Wheeler is a micro creator by the common 10,000 to 100,000 definition. Set against 1,420 accounts followed, the audience works out to about 21 followers per account Noah Wheeler follows. Noah Wheeler is set up as an Instagram business account. Flinque files Noah Wheeler under a single category, Athlete.
The Instagram bio for Noah Wheeler runs to 11 words across 2 lines. The bio mentions @mountainhardwear, @evolv_worldwide, @rungne_official and @asanaclimbing. The latest activity Flinque has on record for Noah Wheeler dates from March 2025.
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73 Posts
Of the 10 most recent posts shown for Noah Wheeler, 5 are carousels, 4 are videos and 1 is a single image. No single format accounts for most of them. 73 published posts give Noah Wheeler a moderate archive on Instagram. Against the audience, that is roughly 406 followers for each post published. Noah Wheeler also keeps 5 story highlights on the profile. All 10 carry captions, averaging 130 words each. The captions are written mainly in English. Words that recur across them include climb, climbing, move, boulder and bouldering. The captions tag #bouldering, #climbing, #teamasana, #everythingbouldering and #noahwheeler.
isn’t just powerful — he’s thoughtful, intentional, and pushing what modern bouldering looks like at a remarkably young age.
At Asana, we exist to support climbers who take their craft seriously — from training to execution to the way they show up every day. Noah fits that perfectly.
Welcome to the team, Noah.
#TeamAsana #EverythingBouldering #NoahWheeler #Bouldering #NextGeneration
AKA Orb Weaver SDS. Haycock, Pennsylvania is the crag in which I began climbing outdoors. The stand, Orb Weaver, is one of the first climbs I ever sent outside. My brother and I had known of the sit project - deemed the Venom proj - since this initial encounter. But I always figured the climb was legitimately impossible. The holds are tiny - 10mm at the largest. Worse yet, they are flat. Most of the force register on the crux move comes from a 2mm sized opening you have to jam your skin into. It was only until I returned to the boulder this year, with a reshaped perspective and much stronger fingers, that I realized the boulder might be possible.
The climb consists of a v8 or 9 intro move into one of the most difficult crimp moves I have ever done - what feels like a sharper, crimpier, left-handed Burden-style move. Maybe 1 move V12/13. The last two pictures in the slide are the left hand you throw to and cut on, and the right hand you throw from. From here, instead of matching into the stand start, the ideal beta is to load all of your weight into the flat 8mm left hand and deadpoint to a decent sloper - a 1 move 11 or 12.
Unfortunately I am sidelined for the season due to a nasty pulley injury which occurred only a few days after the send - and possibly due to it. Despite a broadly melancholic feeling at the moment, I cannot but look forward to the unknown ways in which I will and must expand the depth of my climbing.
📸 my mom and photographer
Psyched to have done this board-style rig first try! Based on what I had heard and seen about the boulder (its basically a steep Tensionboard climb), I suspected I had a good chance at flashing this one. Despite only being in Tennessee for 1 real climbing day, I was lucky to get great weather. Combined with some more intentional preparation, the climb ended up feeling as though I had a lot of margin. Video coming on soonish.
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I had the absolute honor of spending a few weeks in Finland this fall attempting to try Burden of Dreams with my great friend. Unfortunately, the weather was such that we were only able to have about 3 total sessions. As you can see in the video, the boulder was actively seeping even when we could pull on it.
I was accompanied by the amazing crew at, who have released a video entailing our experience. and wonderfully capture the essence of our trip and the unique and at times absurd nature of being a traveling professional climber. Give it a watch on their YouTube!
Concerning my experience with the boulder, the climb felt more suited to me than perhaps any difficult climb I have ever tried. Every move went down within a few tries! Needless to say, I will try to come back this spring, hopefully with drier conditions.
Though unable to climb due to inclement weather, they got a glimpse of what the future of bouldering could be.
📺 - Live on the Tension YouTube channel
🔗 Link in bio.
I had a wonderful time sampling the legendary School Room in Sheffield the other day - much to the credit of a wonderful crew and culture. Given how much of the current bouldering sphere can be traced back to the School Room and climbs like Perky Pinky, it’s an honor to have flashed the climb!
I’ve documented my session in a Wheel Rock video that will out today! I flash a few other climbs including another classic 8B 👀.
I had a fun and unexpectedly productive 1.5 days of climbing at Joes Valley Fest with the crew! After supporting and checking out some warm New Joes boulders on day 1, I knew I had a very short window to attempt Pegasus the following day.
Sending was largely a matter of skin and temp management. It was pretty hot for most of the session, and I quickly wore through my skin on the disgustingly bad crux hold of the sit line. Once decent temps eventually rolled in, I knew I only had 2 tries or so before I split. After falling on the last hard move, I pulled out some tryhard and sent the second time I got through the V12 sit sequence. I tried this climb a bit a few years ago and my fingers would always get painful and inflamed almost immediately. Psyched to see that my work towards making that a non-issue is paying off!
~Second Ascent~
Rock climbing is a process of self discovery for me. When trying at my limit, I’m forced to delve into unknown dimensions. To intuit the exact capacity of my body on the wall. To develop a strange and unique ritual that best facilitates blood flow. To master and often manipulate my determination, anticipation, and anxiety.
Shaolin forced self-mastery more than any boulder prior. Although I could stick the crux move (an accurate v13-level left-hand throw) 75% of the time in iso, climbing a stout v13 sequence into this was a whole other beast entirely. I was forced to learn and utilize my strongest grip position on the crux hold, to understand exactly how much force and pressure I could or should generate through my feet. To calibrate a given go in relation to all other experiences on the boulder. Once this move was eventually done from the start, only after I understood my body enough to enforce pre-session and mid-try confidence did I complete the last thruchy V11/12-level throw and take it to the top. An hour later, invigorated by my experience, I managed to make my way up Trieste Sit V14/15 as well.
Coming into Shaolin, I sought to prioritize my enjoyment of the process in seeking the final goal of sending. I leave Shaolin with a different goal - although I climb to master the boulder, I do so in order to better understand my self.
A one-minute dream floating on a lifetime of anxious sweats and all-nighters, a decade of reluctant youth practices that turned to stone obsessions and intense dedication. All of which aloft the good will of those around me.
#bouldering #climbing
3rd ascent. Near my school, in my style. Hard to explain how much this means to me.
The climb consists of a one move V14 - the hardest move I’ve ever tried - into a potentially heartbreaking V10 deadpoint sequence.
It took 3 sessions to take this beast down. I quickly decided on unusual campus beta for the first move as it - though extremely precise and dynamic - fit my strengths well. Each try offered slight progression until I was able to confidently stick the move and take the dream to the top.
Props to for FAing the most perfect boulder I’ve done so far.
#climbing #bouldering #campus
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Noah Wheeler's engagement rate on Instagram is 27.46%, over 6%, more than 6 likes and comments per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 4 followers. Likes outnumber comments by roughly 75 to 1, with 8,742 likes and 117 comments on an average post, so most reactions are taps rather than replies.
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- 117
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Who is Noah Wheeler?
Noah Wheeler (@noahwheels) is an Athlete creator on Instagram. Noah Wheeler is set up as an Instagram business account. The Instagram bio for Noah Wheeler runs to 11 words across 2 lines.
How many followers does Noah Wheeler have?
Noah Wheeler has 29,640 followers on Instagram (29.6K). Set against 1,420 accounts followed, the audience works out to about 21 followers per account Noah Wheeler follows. 73 published posts give Noah Wheeler a moderate archive on Instagram.
What is Noah Wheeler's engagement rate?
Noah Wheeler's engagement rate on Instagram is 27.46%, over 6%, more than 6 likes and comments per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 4 followers. Likes outnumber comments by roughly 75 to 1, with 8,742 likes and 117 comments on an average post, so most reactions are taps rather than replies.
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Flinque files Noah Wheeler under a single category, Athlete. Of the 10 most recent posts shown for Noah Wheeler, 5 are carousels, 4 are videos and 1 is a single image. The 10 recent Instagram captions Flinque holds for Noah Wheeler repeatedly use the words climb, climbing, move, boulder and bouldering. Noah Wheeler's captions carry hashtags such as #bouldering, #climbing and #teamasana. Noah Wheeler writes those captions mainly in English. Noah Wheeler keeps 5 story highlights, which open with a free Flinque account.
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