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Niceeee!! Really happy for you!! Cliping the chains of a 7c it would be a dream for me!! Looks really nice what’s the name? Looks like is in Culample4 or Ca La Marta? Also one personal question, how long it takes to get those fat fingers? Hahah I’ve been climbing for 3 years nonstop and my fingers still look the same :(

Ohhh Margalef ❤ that bicep moves looked sick, as if you questioned the power of the penny bicep!

Hawk tuah beta off those slopey two finger footholds usually gets the job done 😅😅😅...Lucie and I loved this vid!!

Great video Pen! Being a fellow shortie (short ass) I can relate so much to this ! It’s so difficult finding the right balance between stubborness and oh wait I can actually reach that hold 😅😅😂😂 that being said you still did the route really quickly! 6/7 goes is pretty good 😘😘

UPDATE! ❤🎉 Laura did the project! 😍🙌

Muy buen video y divertido! Felicitaciones por el canal sigue así mostrando lo auténtico con fails y trampas por qué eso es lo real no lo perfecto que muestra la mayoría, saludos desde Argentina de un escalador principiante 😅

great video, i think this part of one's climbing career is not featured often enough :)

Muy guapo el video! Muchos deberes para la próxima visita a Margalef! 😅😅😅

Looks great 💪

No podría ir a un roco con las presas tan exageradamente sucias. No las han limpiado nunca o que ? Si la mayoria estan engras no sabes ni de que color son jajaja

We old climbers need our own category, not quite veteran but not quite comp kid jajaja

Great video, very enjoyable! I've only climbed a few years but I'm 44 and love watching the comp kids doing their training

I think the **theme** is videogames? Or Pokemon or both 😂

Me encanta el cambio instantáneo de ropa!!! 😂

está épico el vídeo la verdad🌚🌝

Video muy entretenido y muy bien editado. Se nota mucho el curro! A seguir así!

I like that ☺️

Me ha encantado!! Echaba de menos ese dinamismo, animaciones y espontaneidad de los videos👏🏼 ademas me he reido en muchas ocasiones! Muy buen trabajo Penny!!!💜🤗😍💪🏼

"Normal Climbers" climbs 8a second go :D

Really fun video to watch! Good job guys.

Muy bueno Penny! Me ha gustado mucho! 🙌🏼

Cool vid especially for mid-grade routes. Very keen to get back to margalef :) and also have now ordered some Sierra clothing....the pants look great!

que video mas chulooo me encanta!! pd: las oreos molan🖖

Nice place, nice people, nice video !!!! Thanks guys, it's been a pleasure to watch you climb

Wow...loving your videos!!!!

It goes to show, you can climb really hard and still don't know how to belay

A tope!!

Although those coffee making skills are seriously dubious… I thought David and I had taught you better 😮😮 1:24

Really cool video! You get a great sense of community and what Margalef is all about ❤❤ plus I am above honoured to have gotten a mention 😊

Serau nocturn! You guys make me miss Margalef so much 😢

omg the picture at 00:44

good job

good job

can’t wait for this one to air 😁

50% load means 40kg counterweight? .... 50% of your maxhang or bodyweight? ~ 8:50

Measuring and focusing on numbers will result in more climbers that are stronger on the various pieces of equipment (per some arbitrary database). The association with some level of route difficulty will give people the impression that they need to be stronger to achieve some level of route difficulty. Despite the caveats about technique and experience, the result that people will train relatively more than they need to in relation to the amount that they climb.

Nice video! That lattice test is really extensive, more than what we see on their channel! But I'm curious, I'm missing one single metric that for me it's the most important! But it might be because it's what holds me back. Did you test critical force? I've started training one year ago (but I did climb in plastic as a child), and the 9C test gives me like 8c+/9A, while I'm only onsighting 6c+. That could be that I'm just bad, but I think my technique is good (enough), my flexibility is sh*et, but at this grade that's not a big deal, and my tryhard is great. For me my handicap has been endurance, which I don't think it's really tested on the 9C test. I finally bought a Tindeq, and on the critical force test, I pull harder than Stefano G. for the 3 first sets; at the set 12 I'm already on 15Kg which is my critical force. Stefano can keep pulling 40kg like for ever, I think that matters the most, over max hang, max pullups, and power endurance. But that might apply only to me. Tom Randal told you to project a sustained route, which for sure is a good advice, max hang is not your strength but critical force might be... But I want numbers! :P

Venga Penny! I recommend this great 8a called Sera nocturn, Tom Pillow would agree with me that it's a great route 😂

Loving these videos!!!!

Cómo que position 3 en los hombros jajaja position 1 como una casa

Interesting and nice video Penny!

Wow what a huge range of tests !! I’m exhausted just watching it 😅

Hehehe I like the outtakes ! That’s a nice addition 😊

Very interesting video

Good job, that looks hard ! And really interesting to watch the struggle turn into progress ! (Also kind of thought with the title she was gonna link it in a session, so then all the intro I was like "She is NOT a beginner if she links a 6B" xD)

As someone that's only ever done indoor climbing, this really makes me wanna go outdoors! Your guidance and encouragement shone through and Robyn should be proud of the amazing achievement. Keep up the great work :D