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Free solo or it doesn't count.

Seems easy enough

Respekt! Dobrej! Teda já takhle zabrat za prstíky, tak to v lepším případě znamená měsíc léčení šlach. :-)

It's almost annoying how easy Adam makes this epic route look

I remember first hearing about this FA by Alex Huber back in the 90's..... we were all in such awe of the Huber Baum....they were a millennium ahead of any one else. When we ( our climbing circle of friends) read/saw the article on the Huber Bros training - and their miles ahead in training "systems" board - we built our own, using all the same wooden holds. I spent days and days sitting with a small orbital sander shaping MDF for holds. One quote I remember from their training article was them saying - " Front levers...minimum of 10" - OMFG we were effing strong climbers redpointing 7C+/13a, and bouldering V9/10, which was pretty good back then, but doing levers was just crazy hard....

Poor rock...

A star was born 🤟

how can a 6-bolt route be rated that high?

2020 bois

a kde přesně to jee? :)

I believe that his screams improved faster than his climbing!

amazing

Je někde v Čr krom labaku jeste sportovni lezeni na pisku?

..přesně... 😉👍

Dude's arms looks like they're skinny enough to snap.

This was before he started screaming at the rock.

how did i get here

I like how it says "actor: Adam Ondra" ... Now that's what I call doing your own stunts!!!

assasın creed

doesn't look a 9a+ :)

He was a mere 13 years of age when he climbed this... absolutely amazing. Of course, with Alex Megos on the scene and Chris Sharma not going into retirement just yet he has some competition!

That route looked a bit too easy for him! I think he needs to stick to his insanely impossible routes so the rest of us don't feel so bad about our (lack of) climbing ability relative to his...

what are weird noises? did you unleashed the beast?

Making these sounds helps to build up the immense power needed to climb this route. There is a reason why women scream when they press during childbirth. There is a reason why martial artists scream when they punch. Screaming releases certain transmitters in your nervous system that help. They numb the pain and give you a boost. Just shut up and let the man do his thing. Whatever gets the job done is fine. And as long as you can't climb that silent you shouldn't act like a dick (not even then).

loll! pretty impressive

Honnold? He's a great free solo climber, but Ondra climbs a full number grade harder than him.

he has just bolted the world's first 9b+ just google Change 9b+

pretty awsome given that he is 14 years old in the video...

alex honnold and chris sharma don't agree

yah, but adam regularly on-sights climbs more difficult than what the best free soloists have solo'd, and they never free their hardest climbs on the first ascent. they almost always have them dialed in from repeat roped ascents

Such a great climber, such a horrible soundtrack

lol ya dude no falling in free soloing unless you got a tiny ass parachute. But when you have a chute you still cant fall for a long time!!

do they call lead/free climbing open air everywhere in europe?

Jeez, hes not even out of school yet and only gets to climb on the weekends. Let him get his education first then well talk.

10b? maybe

Jak to dela?

Good to see the passion, making lub to the wall

Best in the world? .....sure

@sikckaputten A ridiculous statement. I have seen him in real and I can tell you that he is probably as strong as me being 40 lbs lighter. He has low fat yes, but i almost think his forearms contain jawmuscles.

pěkný skály hoši kde to lezete?

@TheShadowSilencer There are second ascents in soloing too. If you make it, you can always solo it again. But typically that's not done. For example, 3 people have soloed astroman (peter croft, dean potter, and alex honnold).

@kkuo326 Guys, don't compare the sport climbing and the soloing! In the sport climbing all climbers fall many times. In soloing climbing there is no second ascent!

Maybe when I stop eating I will be able to do it (Y)

@eskimostrudels 40 foot runout on a 5.15 is not a big deal. At that level it's all inverted. If you fall you hit air. Sharma regularly took 100 ft falls on Clark Mt. and it was safe. No ledges or anything to worry about. When you solo you are looking at a 1000+ ft "runout" to the ground. So technically a 5.15 sport climb is harder than a 5.12 free solo, but I would say the 5.12 free solo is more mentally challenging. And yes climbing is about mental discipline as much as physical.

leze krasne skoda ze komentator nedrzi hubu

"poď" sounds like "oink" to you? it means "go" btw

whats the name of the song/band

@chrisofnottingham It not exactly pressure either... just one of the most difficult lines in the world.

Hard to feel drawn to anyone making noises like that, it's not exactly grace under pressure.

its like somone raping pigs down there