Janja is absolutely fantastic to watch after the greatest moment of the olympics last year, to demonstrate such sporting excellence in a new season is just awe inspiring.
Janja's Scorecard for past IFSC medals: wtf is bronze? Do they still hand that out? Also: Janja comes on stage Blowing my nose Janja walks off the stage Damn, missed her again!
Now here's a conspiracy theory: the only reason Janja competed at all in Meiringen is so that Natalia wouldn't be able to repeat her clean sweep from 2019. Asserting dominance :D
@@biamoreira4019 "she can’t let her clean sweep be repeated by someone else when she’s clearly still the best" what is wrong with you? calm down it's not that serious
7:19 that judge literally didn’t have to make that big a deal of the start. She clearly was on all the start holds regardless if her foot was floating when she placed her hands
I think the feet blocks are separated, so you had to have one foot in each block before moving your hands out of the starting holds. I believe she moved her right foot before being with her hands in the right place, but from the camera angle is hard to see so you just gotta trust the judge who had a better view i guess
The top-hold is judged to be “controlled” if the participant reaches the hold with both hands and holds until the judge gives the “OK” about 3 seconds.
Stop lying. There is no 3 second rule. In fact, I have the rules open right now and it says: otherwise judged “Successful” where the competitor is in a Controlled position: 1) with both hands matched on the Top Hold; or 2) standing on top of the boulder, and in each case the boulder judge has raised a hand and announced “OK”. I didn't see the judge in this case as the camera was on her, but usually the judges give an OK after 1 seconds of a controlled match. If you want to talk about unprofessional, then ask why Grossman's ex trainer was a route setter in the 2021 US cup, and another setter had financial connections with her family.
The fact that this video is 13 min long and covers 8 boulders kinda says it all
Cant even do that in my gym with easy climbs, she does it on the world stage :D
“If you are a routesetter she is your nightmare” had me cracking up
I saw her practicing once, I mean, in real life. You can't realize the beast she is until you see her for real.
Janja is absolutely fantastic to watch after the greatest moment of the olympics last year, to demonstrate such sporting excellence in a new season is just awe inspiring.
I got goosebumps seeing this athleticism
Janja can flash whatever you throw at her. She is an amazing athlete, born to climb.
Janja's Scorecard for past IFSC medals: wtf is bronze? Do they still hand that out?
Also:
Janja comes on stage
Blowing my nose
Janja walks off the stage
Damn, missed her again!
Now here's a conspiracy theory: the only reason Janja competed at all in Meiringen is so that Natalia wouldn't be able to repeat her clean sweep from 2019. Asserting dominance :D
Totally agree with that (and she’s right in doing so, she can’t let her clean sweep be repeated by someone else when she’s clearly still the best)
@@biamoreira4019 "she can’t let her clean sweep be repeated by someone else when she’s clearly still the best" what is wrong with you? calm down it's not that serious
@@John-mi9dx what do u mean? It’s just a joke
@@John-mi9dx calm down John
Lmao I fully agree, I didn't think anybody else thought this
7:19 that judge literally didn’t have to make that big a deal of the start. She clearly was on all the start holds regardless if her foot was floating when she placed her hands
Thank you
amazing!!
Inspiring content!
9:38 crazy.
Darling of climbing.
also my biggest climbing crush.
Queen of climbing!
any natalia fans here?
that must have been pretty rough for you guys
Lol janja’s the best
Hahahaha janja is the goat for real
What did she do wrong in 7:06?
Nothing, she was fully established, paused with all four limbs on correct holds then proceeds. It’s important to remember the ifsc sucks ass
I think the feet blocks are separated, so you had to have one foot in each block before moving your hands out of the starting holds. I believe she moved her right foot before being with her hands in the right place, but from the camera angle is hard to see so you just gotta trust the judge who had a better view i guess
Everyone else is climbing 8a she is climbing 7a
ITS EASY ME
Meanwhile brahmin quota people 😂🤣😂😂
I will never understand, why I watched 2 min of this...
The top-hold is judged to be “controlled” if the participant reaches the hold with both hands and holds until the judge gives the “OK” about 3 seconds.
Stop lying. There is no 3 second rule.
In fact, I have the rules open right now and it says:
otherwise judged “Successful” where the competitor is in a Controlled position:
1)
with both hands matched on the Top Hold; or
2)
standing on top of the boulder,
and in each case the boulder judge has raised a hand and announced “OK”.
I didn't see the judge in this case as the camera was on her, but usually the judges give an OK after 1 seconds of a controlled match.
If you want to talk about unprofessional, then ask why Grossman's ex trainer was a route setter in the 2021 US cup, and another setter had financial connections with her family.
Where did you even get that rule from? Did you even read the rule book??
@@dyndu2074 thanks dud, i confirm the information
Type of rule they teach you when starting out at a climbing gym. Doesnt apply competitively tho
What is this even about? Was there some controversy I missed?