My six year old asks to watch your videos with me. I have him and his little brother who's three out hiking and climbing all the time. My Oldest says thanks for the videos and to be safe.
Good thing you didn't send previous day....you kind of dab'd pretty big at 3:05. Can see the rock press into your leg a little. To be fair, I've always hated squeeze job sections on boulders like this where avoiding the dab makes the move way harder due to having to control an unnatural position to avoid said dab.
well done my man, cant wait to see you finish off the next project! currently dealing with some finger injuries myself, and im off climbing on my 3rd week... can you maybe do a video on rehabilitation on finger injuries, and coming back to climbing again?
Well done man, the boulder looks heinously hard - my kudos! Really appreciating your outfit as well, and was wondering what model of trousers you wore in the footage. Prana? Thanks and keep climbing hard
Dude, that was amazing. What incredible control. Also, I can't believe how you were able to do so many hard tries over time and still be able to try hard enough to send. What do you credit that to? Amazing send!
I think that with time, i built the endurance and fitness i needed to send the climb. with the boulder sitting at such a high elevation it was important for me to visit that area as often as possible. This kept me feeling fit and not feeling out of breath when i was climbing. when i would do day on and then rest and then back up there the next day, that felt the best for being acclimatized to the zone.
Thanks! How would you compare Lucid Dreaming to Delerium in terms of over-all difficulty? When are you gonna get on Hypnotized Minds? Seems like you're ready! Good luck and can't wait to see it!
lucid and this climb are so different. Lucid was more or less 2 extremely hard moves. this climb, the single movements did not compare in difficulty but the overall length was what made it so hard. the end was very low percentage movements which made it really hard as well. We are having some super weird weather here in Colorado the past week. today actually looks quite nice... however I trained hard yesterday :(. I may go and give it some initial attempts because after today we are getting 7 days of straight rain/snow so i will be stuck in the gym...
Go get some man! Most Americans follow professional sports. Watching you and other climbers of your calibre are my professional sports addiction. Gets me super psyched! Thanks for sharing what you do!
Songlist: Ambitionz az a ridah - 2pac Ante up - B.O.P Mary Jane's last Dance - Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers The House of the rising Sun - The Animals Comfort Zone - Nebulae
I try to eat a completely plant based diet. With traveling, etc. it is sometimes impossible to be completely vegan, however I do not consume any meat ever.
Hey paul sick send but where do you keep you power? cos you look like you should be called paul from IT. Is there any way to achieve this as my body seems to put on muscle like theres no tomorrow
Robin Rosenblad the end of this climb is thankfully quite easy so I warmed up on the very top out for a bit. Then I would do individual moves and then a few of the hard sequences. Eventually I would go for full attempts!
such a cool video dude well done! but why do you rest for so long? I mean I try to rest on a bolder and it just makes me more tired because I use energy to hold on, idk if that's because of over gripping or what but I always find that speed helps me to get through climbs bear in mind I am no where near climbing V15 but I am really curious about the resting while bouldering thing?
for me it was very important to rest at that jug. the second portion of the climb was extremely difficult for me so i had to try to recover before venturing onward. I got to the jug after the first v13 section at around 50 percent and I believe I probably left the jug to do the top portion at around 75-80 percent.
oh I guess when someone gets as strong as you they are able to gain energy faster than they loose it depending on the hold, for me climbing at my max grade I just pretty much stay the same but that might be a technique issue. either way I really enjoyed the video and I'm always looking forward to the new ones you bring out keep it up and good luck with the rest of your projects for this year
Jacob Sid IMO the coolest things about endurance are that you can build it relatively quickly and it allows you do more moves at your limit, which means you can climb/train more ! I’ve been climbing a lot of circuits in the gym and I think it’s part of what helped me feel healthy/strong on a 2 day on 1 day off schedule as well as way better on an enduro route I’m working
That's a touchy subject, Peter James haha. Paul Robinson claimed one of the first ever V16s by grading Lucid Dreaming V16 back in 2010. But he later downgraded it to V15 before anyone ever repeated it. I don't think Paul has done any other confirmed V16s.
Man that one go in the middle was hard to watch. The longer the problem, the worse it is to fall off the end. Cuz you know you gotta do it all again after all that energy wasted
the end of this climb is thankfully quite easy so I warmed up on the very top out for a bit. Then I would do individual moves and then a few of the hard sequences. Eventually I would go for full attempts!
tony breebree the wheel of wolvo is an easier variation to this climb. You start the same but then you traverse left once you get to that jug in the middle where I rest!
That Adam Ondra power scream seems to help ;)
My six year old asks to watch your videos with me. I have him and his little brother who's three out hiking and climbing all the time. My Oldest says thanks for the videos and to be safe.
Wouldn't be a Paul Robinson video without breakfast in the beginning
haha of course!
The way how he crimp! OMG! LOVE IT! #Goals!
Got me psyched to climb today!
Same! Lets get that send train going!
Wow. That was amazing. 💪😑✊
Dang, you can hear every fingernail scratch and foot scrape in that cave. Congrats man!
thanks!
Such a beautiful boulder :)
Claro que si!!!!!! Sabia que lo lograrias. Eres super. Un abrazo muchas felicidades.
sick! congrats Paul!!
thanks hoseok! hope you will make it out here one day!
Awesome video, nice music :-) and well done for the boulder!
thank you :)
My god, that is beast. Well done man, hard-earned for sure
thanks a lot!
INSANE. congrats on the send paul
Jeremy Correa thank you!
Really nice send Paul! Looking forward to your next projects
Douglas Hales thanks!
Hell yea dude! Video came out great. That shoulder move at the beginning looks sick!
thanks cesar!
Hey Paul, that's a nice hard one, well done. Probly the first time I heard Paul screaming on a move a la Ondra style!
George Papageorgiou haha 💪💪💪
You're insane buddy. Keep it up.
thanks!
Congrats Paul!! Sick first move :D
Azlan Zarool yeah the first move is epic!
Great work Paul, on to the next one!
thanks!
Thanks, great video
Such cool vlogs and sends!! Keep on rocking! ;)
Nice work Paul!!
thanks!
This is awesome. Amazing to watch. Congratulations on the send! Legend
Amazing send!!
Kingpugster thanks!
Wow! Congrats Paul!
Andreas Helle thanks!
Dope! Super strong. 3 down 7 more to go.
Kurtis Watts the hardest one is next 😵😵
Congrats mate - clearing out your projects! What a battle
trying!!
Awesome send! Looks like a really beautiful boulder :)
thanks!
Wow! Good job on the route! This is how I look like on 7b :D
Finally DID it Congratulation🤩 You have to proud of you!
thanks!
That playlist though!!!!
Good thing you didn't send previous day....you kind of dab'd pretty big at 3:05. Can see the rock press into your leg a little.
To be fair, I've always hated squeeze job sections on boulders like this where avoiding the dab makes the move way harder due to having to control an unnatural position to avoid said dab.
Clean!!! really nicee CONGRATS MAAN !!
thanks!
Congrats on closing that project!
Eugene Kim thanks!
nice work
HOLY Ish that looks incredibly difficult
Jetset Crypto yeah it was a fight!
Paul Robinson I’m 14 and I did my first 5.12b high rope in high rocks pa called man of science a week ago huge inspiration to us all
Damn, good job man
Awesome!
One and done!!!
Good job my dude
sick send.
OH HEY I have those plates. I see you shop at Target, too.
Witness the fitness
well done my man, cant wait to see you finish off the next project! currently dealing with some finger injuries myself, and im off climbing on my 3rd week... can you maybe do a video on rehabilitation on finger injuries, and coming back to climbing again?
thanks so much and good luck with healing up! wishing you the best!
We gotta do something about that music 😂 sick video though. Absolutely love your channel
Solid music choices. Ambitionz as a Ridah?
so sick dude
YEAH PAUL!!!
SOLID!!!!
Well done man, the boulder looks heinously hard - my kudos! Really appreciating your outfit as well, and was wondering what model of trousers you wore in the footage. Prana? Thanks and keep climbing hard
they are called the furrow pant! the best pants i have ever worn both on and off the rock!
Insane
Dude, that was amazing. What incredible control. Also, I can't believe how you were able to do so many hard tries over time and still be able to try hard enough to send. What do you credit that to? Amazing send!
I think that with time, i built the endurance and fitness i needed to send the climb. with the boulder sitting at such a high elevation it was important for me to visit that area as often as possible. This kept me feeling fit and not feeling out of breath when i was climbing. when i would do day on and then rest and then back up there the next day, that felt the best for being acclimatized to the zone.
Thanks! How would you compare Lucid Dreaming to Delerium in terms of over-all difficulty? When are you gonna get on Hypnotized Minds? Seems like you're ready! Good luck and can't wait to see it!
lucid and this climb are so different. Lucid was more or less 2 extremely hard moves. this climb, the single movements did not compare in difficulty but the overall length was what made it so hard. the end was very low percentage movements which made it really hard as well. We are having some super weird weather here in Colorado the past week. today actually looks quite nice... however I trained hard yesterday :(. I may go and give it some initial attempts because after today we are getting 7 days of straight rain/snow so i will be stuck in the gym...
Go get some man! Most Americans follow professional sports. Watching you and other climbers of your calibre are my professional sports addiction. Gets me super psyched! Thanks for sharing what you do!
Congrats man! Wondering what kind of pants you’re wearing? love the videos
notice that little cloud appear a second after the slap up at 5:02
haha yeah. a little chalk cloud hitting the sun rays~
No one told him that those aren't hand holds. Those are tiny cracks in solid rock. It's crazy to see people going for super tough projects like this.
Songlist:
Ambitionz az a ridah - 2pac
Ante up - B.O.P
Mary Jane's last Dance - Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers
The House of the rising Sun - The Animals
Comfort Zone - Nebulae
What was that delicious looking meal in the beginning Paul?
william leach that was Kateřina! She cooked me a delicious tofu scramble!
@@paulrobinson87 Are you a vegan?
I try to eat a completely plant based diet. With traveling, etc. it is sometimes impossible to be completely vegan, however I do not consume any meat ever.
Dude! So sweet... how on earth do you keep enough skin on your fingers to project these boulders 5 days in a row??
not 5 days in a row! 5 days of trying it over about 2 ish weeks!
nice!
Hey paul sick send but where do you keep you power? cos you look like you should be called paul from IT. Is there any way to achieve this as my body seems to put on muscle like theres no tomorrow
This looks so hard omg
Awesome send Paul! One question though. How do you warm up for harder climbs like this one?
Robin Rosenblad the end of this climb is thankfully quite easy so I warmed up on the very top out for a bit. Then I would do individual moves and then a few of the hard sequences. Eventually I would go for full attempts!
such a cool video dude well done! but why do you rest for so long? I mean I try to rest on a bolder and it just makes me more tired because I use energy to hold on, idk if that's because of over gripping or what but I always find that speed helps me to get through climbs bear in mind I am no where near climbing V15 but I am really curious about the resting while bouldering thing?
for me it was very important to rest at that jug. the second portion of the climb was extremely difficult for me so i had to try to recover before venturing onward. I got to the jug after the first v13 section at around 50 percent and I believe I probably left the jug to do the top portion at around 75-80 percent.
oh I guess when someone gets as strong as you they are able to gain energy faster than they loose it depending on the hold, for me climbing at my max grade I just pretty much stay the same but that might be a technique issue. either way I really enjoyed the video and I'm always looking forward to the new ones you bring out keep it up and good luck with the rest of your projects for this year
Jacob Sid IMO the coolest things about endurance are that you can build it relatively quickly and it allows you do more moves at your limit, which means you can climb/train more ! I’ve been climbing a lot of circuits in the gym and I think it’s part of what helped me feel healthy/strong on a 2 day on 1 day off schedule as well as way better on an enduro route I’m working
Hey Paul, how many 8c boulders have you done already ? This one looks awesome :D
T0M3 K this is my 18th I believe.
That's a touchy subject, Peter James haha. Paul Robinson claimed one of the first ever V16s by grading Lucid Dreaming V16 back in 2010. But he later downgraded it to V15 before anyone ever repeated it. I don't think Paul has done any other confirmed V16s.
cool! are you based out of Boulder?
MistaaSilky yep!
How long do you have to drive to the boulder from your house?
Maciej Wojtysiak it is about 1.5 hours from my house!
@@paulrobinson87 wow! Dedication!
sorry did nobody see the enormous T SHIRT DAB???? (3:05) I mean come on...
Nice video and congrats on the send! That sound when you're crimping, is it your nails or what's going on? :)
thanks! haha i imagine so. some small holds on that one
Man that one go in the middle was hard to watch. The longer the problem, the worse it is to fall off the end. Cuz you know you gotta do it all again after all that energy wasted
how do you warm up for projects? I find it hard to warm up properly.
the end of this climb is thankfully quite easy so I warmed up on the very top out for a bit. Then I would do individual moves and then a few of the hard sequences. Eventually I would go for full attempts!
fuck yeah!
Noice! So sick !
Sticky Paw thanks!
Busta Rhymes is why you sent that.
Wasnt this called the wheel of volvo? Or was that another line? None the less amazing effort and strength, pleasure to watch :)
tony breebree the wheel of wolvo is an easier variation to this climb. You start the same but then you traverse left once you get to that jug in the middle where I rest!
nice edits b
what a newb
Wasn't that v14 or did it get upgraded Paul?
lolytard5000 this has always been v15. Maybe you are thinking of another climb :)
Paul Robinson Ah I was thinking of the different exit that Jimmy Webb FA'd that goes out left. Thanks man!
lolytard5000 yep that is the wheel of wolvo!
My bad man! Congrats on the send!
What the heck is he even holding onto lol
With this meal, i Would never climb a single meter.
Sascha Hennig haha why is that!?
@@paulrobinson87 i found out that climbing on fruits ore empty stomach is much better.
Great Video and strong ascend.
Greatz
whole ass 5.15b
soft