Honestly watching you coach her and seeing how she has developed, has helped me to correct a few of my bad habits. This is a good idea for some of the future vlogs maybe, to show the training, and progress of certain high potential non-Pros. I love watching you climb, but sometimes watching only the best makes me feel like I will never be that good so why try. Being reminded that there was years of training prior is helpful, reminding myself to not be afraid to fall for example.
Cecilie's smile is lovely!! She is going great and looking stronger than in the last vlog. Thanks for another great vlog. Great B-roll and drone footage! I understand her fear of falling, luckily she didn't injure herself!
New subscriber, and have been refreshing your page every day waiting for the continuation! Keep it up! Also good motivation to follow a climber (Cecilie) who isn`t pro (for a change) :)
High quality video as always :) It's nice to see Cecile's progress , but for me (as a climber) it looks like she definitely needs to complete a lot of easier climbs, get some experience and flow when it comes to rock climbing. No doubts she's really strong physically and I'm sure she can climb her project soon, but in my opinion it would be much better for her climbing to not focus on single climb and just get some meters. I'm sure it would resulted in better memorizing sequences and more smoothly climbing. Don't you guys have the same feeling? Nice video anyway, all the best for Cecile and you Magnus ;)
Man these vlogs are honestly such a breath of fresh air, I know it's living vicariously through Magnus but after sitting in this stuffy room all day watching these make me feel super refreshed, ceciles doing super well and her smiles amazing, keep up the great work both of you and I hope you keep enjoying yourselves.
These shots are amazing! I love how real you both are in this video. The ups, the downs, the tension, the anxiousness, it all feels so personal and it's great that we get to be apart of and share in these experiences with you. Also, the ending shot was beautiful. Cecilie with her children on the beach unwinding after a long and hard day. Keep up the amazing work!
@skogcecilie watching you work toward your project has inspired me to try my first 7B! Its going well, a few days rest and back at it! Best of luck and thank you for your spirit and inspiration :)
Great video that totally reflects how i often feel projecting .....and so nice to see the process from a mere mortal's perspective ;) ! I know how poor the conditions at Iannis can be on a windless day... it can almost feel impossible. Looking forward to seeing the next vlog!
Redpointing and the tactics you use are such a personal thing. Personally I almost never warm up on my project. I find that sending is a practiced skill and picking a warm up that is at the upper end of my onsight ability and cruising it with good rhythm prepares me mentally for my project. Feeling success early in the day sets me up for more success. Once I have done all the moves I only get on the project when I'm prepared to give it absolutely everything I have. If I fall then I will work on refining beta. A lot of climbers break their projects down into sections and get very excited about links and getting a move further. I've seen it work and I've seen friends completely loose sight of the send by getting caught up in the minutiae. I avoid those tactics at all costs. But everyone has their own approach. Good luck Cecilie
Duddeeee i asked a while ago for you to get the drone while u were outside with your bro in spain. This is EXACTLY what I wanted for you and your vlog dude. Shots look amazing and ups the quality of the vlog dude props to you for making it all happen and thanks I love watching your vlogs.
I wasn't going to say anything about those first two falls Cecilie took but since she said something! OMG - right?! those falls LOOKED really scary! On that note - I abhor when people say what someone should or shouldn't do when climbing. The person on the sharp end always gets to decide what's the best approach for their process. If their process is taking whips or setting up a top rope that is up to them; not whomever is viewing the process.
Your editing is beautiful and unique for a climbing vlog. Plus, you're a bad ass who has bad asses like Cecilie on your channel. You deserve more subscribers!
This vlog and #129 are missing in your vlog list in your profile Magnus. I going through all of your vlog videos one by one and I love it. You are motivating me to climb even more, and also to start climbing boulders, because I didn't do them much before but I love it, Just yesterday I probably didn't stretch my arms properly and I hurt my elbow muscles, so it looks like two weeks of rest :-/ Can't wait to get to your most recent videos, but I don't look forward to waiting for new videos :D Keep on the great work!
Respect! There is no real preparation for the real thing is there? I think that mental game is key in nature routes, plus climbing faster. I'm a sloth too.. Great video Magnus!
I think this can be a problem with men belaying smaller women due to size difference and protective "instincts". It spirals negatively when she is even more nervous the next go and the belayer unconsciously makes the catch even more tightly. When I belay smaller climbers I jump up to soften the catch.
Power to a mom trying 12a. Omg. Two girls. Great coaching Magnus. Not easy to see your student failing and not enjoying...this is why I changed to teaching paddleboarding ;) Venga Cecilie!
I love the training series on Cecilie and others! Maybe you could train Tom remotely to get up to V4's? Or remotely train him to do anything? Bouldering plus life lessons maybe?
fear of falling ... just her (most of us :-) too) biggest issue ... she is also clipping very early ... which is scary sometimes ... but keep going and tryit cecil...!!! not like ondra screaming but a bit more effort and willpower and it will be possible ... all the best stay healthy ...
Niiiiiiice. Crux beta seemed much better with the left hand directly through. Can you possibly work that section with the next clip already in? I wonder what the route is like above the crux and if there's anything hard after it.
Great video! Been binge watching your blog for past week. Last time I did that was with Casey Neistat. Question, I assume you do a lot of coaching off screen for Cecilie, in terms of tips and technique?
Not on steep sport climbs. We used to do that, but it got ridiculous to clean routes that overhang 10+ meters! For trad climbing it is still the standard.
joe T In trad yes, pinkpoint. In sport, just a "send" lol. The draws on steep routes are most often perma-draws, you would need a wrench to take them off!
1) No kneepads? Looks like plenty of kneebar opportunities being missed. 2) No discussion of beta visualization. This is the key to hard redpointing and assertive execution. 3) She should be working it on toprope before trying lead goes. She cannot acquire the beta properly when she is afraid of the falls. Focus on one parameter at a time. I have sent 8b FA without taking a single lead fall on the route. The object is to climb without falling, not to prove your bravery.
Mh I think this depends on your climbing philosophy. Everyone see it a little bit different. I never check out something in toprope. In Austria the people would laugh if you try a 8b in Toprope. I think this is stupid, because everyone can climb the way he wants. Cecilia is a alpinist, so I think she have the same philosophy. And I hate toprope climbing, because its uncomfortable, especially in overhangs. Congrats for the 8b FA! Nice work
Keberle28 The routes I set are in the U.S.. I am usually the first guy at the crag so I can do how I want without B.S. from critics. Plus I usually bolt from the top down in order to clean the routes in the first place, and to properly locate the bolts. For steep routes of course it is easier to work from lead. For less steep it is more efficient to work from TR. The point of sport climbing is to challenge your limits, not to risk injury. I have done plenty of more dangerous things in trad and in setting long hard sport routes so I don't need to prove anything. Producing beautiful, safe climbs is my priority. Right now I am bolting a massive, steep cave with areas of very loose rock, which is extremely dangerous work, often by myself with no hope of rescue if I were to get injured or stuck. For those that follow it will be very much safer of course as I will have left it well-protected and clean of major loose rock, but still plenty of adventure. The huge exposure and logistics of escape, etc.. will guarantee that. I was also one of the first in the world (80s and 90s) to bolt easier routes as safely as for harder routes. Easy routes used to have ridiculous 10m+ runouts with serious consequences as "sport routes". No more. If you want the risk just free solo, which I still do for easy routes if I feel adventurous.
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You're the highest quality person I know
Haha and you’re the funniest person I know!
Honestly watching you coach her and seeing how she has developed, has helped me to correct a few of my bad habits. This is a good idea for some of the future vlogs maybe, to show the training, and progress of certain high potential non-Pros. I love watching you climb, but sometimes watching only the best makes me feel like I will never be that good so why try. Being reminded that there was years of training prior is helpful, reminding myself to not be afraid to fall for example.
Loving the frequent vids
Hope Cecilie keeps it up!!
Hey Magnus,
can you show a photo of the crag with a drawn line for the route? Would be nice to see the whole thing :)
Thanks, keep it up
Cecilie's smile is lovely!! She is going great and looking stronger than in the last vlog. Thanks for another great vlog. Great B-roll and drone footage! I understand her fear of falling, luckily she didn't injure herself!
Was great to meet you at the crag two days ago! The cherry on top of our already great holiday :)
Your videos are so high quality 👌🏻
Whooo been waiting on this! Lovw following Cecillies journey❤ ups and down! Appreciate the honesty
New subscriber, and have been refreshing your page every day waiting for the continuation! Keep it up! Also good motivation to follow a climber (Cecilie) who isn`t pro (for a change) :)
Exactly the same here! :) I have to leave home now, but I'll be back watching this asap!
Arin Torstensen Mugaas if you click on the Bell next to where it says subscribe .you will revive a notification when a new video is posted .
What a beautiful person. I'm rooting for you Cecilie!
Awesome Magnus, such a great series! So stoked on more outdoor videos!
High quality video as always :) It's nice to see Cecile's progress , but for me (as a climber) it looks like she definitely needs to complete a lot of easier climbs, get some experience and flow when it comes to rock climbing. No doubts she's really strong physically and I'm sure she can climb her project soon, but in my opinion it would be much better for her climbing to not focus on single climb and just get some meters. I'm sure it would resulted in better memorizing sequences and more smoothly climbing.
Don't you guys have the same feeling?
Nice video anyway, all the best for Cecile and you Magnus ;)
Keep up the great work Cecilia!!!!
Your vlogs are legit turning beautiful!
I also hope, that Cecilie has a good day, in the next vlog!!!
Did she do it?
Oh my god, it's nerve wracking... 🤪
I hope we can saw you climbing on the next video, to discover more Kalymnos' stunning routes !
Been watching all the vlogs in order for the 3rd time. Hands sweating all day.
Man these vlogs are honestly such a breath of fresh air, I know it's living vicariously through Magnus but after sitting in this stuffy room all day watching these make me feel super refreshed, ceciles doing super well and her smiles amazing, keep up the great work both of you and I hope you keep enjoying yourselves.
These shots are amazing! I love how real you both are in this video. The ups, the downs, the tension, the anxiousness, it all feels so personal and it's great that we get to be apart of and share in these experiences with you. Also, the ending shot was beautiful. Cecilie with her children on the beach unwinding after a long and hard day. Keep up the amazing work!
Great video! Love the more frequent posting.
Thanks for another great video. Teaching me a lot about projecting. I'll keep my fingers crossed for Cecillie.
The music, the video quality, the climbing.. Excellent videos Magnus, a pleasure to watch. Liked and subscribed.
I'm not involved in climbing but still really enjoy watching your videos and seeing how you and the other climbers work the routes/problems
wow, cecilie you are so amazing and inspiring! i am sure you can get this route! much love :D
Your framing, even on the drone video parts, is outstanding.
This series is addicting... I'm refreshing your page every two hours or so, just hoping the next vlog might be up already 🙈
@skogcecilie watching you work toward your project has inspired me to try my first 7B! Its going well, a few days rest and back at it! Best of luck and thank you for your spirit and inspiration :)
really nice to hear, good luck!!!
I wish the video were longer, but good video!
I literally dreamed about meeting you at my climbing gym 2 nights ago. Just shows how much of an inspiration you are to me
Uptop ✋
Also great editing
Great video that totally reflects how i often feel projecting .....and so nice to see the process from a mere mortal's perspective ;) ! I know how poor the conditions at Iannis can be on a windless day... it can almost feel impossible. Looking forward to seeing the next vlog!
Magnus, I am loving these videos!
I hope she doesn't give up, she's doing so well. We're all cheering for her!
Snyggt Magnus! Alltid bra kvalitet, ha det bäst!
You are awesome Cecilie!
Redpointing and the tactics you use are such a personal thing. Personally I almost never warm up on my project. I find that sending is a practiced skill and picking a warm up that is at the upper end of my onsight ability and cruising it with good rhythm prepares me mentally for my project. Feeling success early in the day sets me up for more success.
Once I have done all the moves I only get on the project when I'm prepared to give it absolutely everything I have. If I fall then I will work on refining beta.
A lot of climbers break their projects down into sections and get very excited about links and getting a move further. I've seen it work and I've seen friends completely loose sight of the send by getting caught up in the minutiae. I avoid those tactics at all costs.
But everyone has their own approach.
Good luck Cecilie
I just have to say you really are an amazing human being, Magnus!
Awesome work! And great shooting and editing Magnus 👍
who else thinks cicilie will totally make it? :-)
Take the boat to Pserimos from Pothia on ur off day, u will love it, the kids will love it.Such a nice little island with a WONDERFUL beach :)
Magnus is out here shootin' movies. Nice work
Aaah little Vikings on the beach, how delightful they are. Come on Cecilie, more speed.
The gang of the curly haired monsters!
Keep at it Cecilie!!! Great work :-)
we love you cecilie!!!
Duddeeee i asked a while ago for you to get the drone while u were outside with your bro in spain. This is EXACTLY what I wanted for you and your vlog dude. Shots look amazing and ups the quality of the vlog dude props to you for making it all happen and thanks I love watching your vlogs.
I miss Olav!!!!!
omg, what a cliff hanger. Great #storytelling in this series!
I have no doubt that you are physically strong enough to do it, but timing is everything. I have faith in you and my thoughts are with you.
I wasn't going to say anything about those first two falls Cecilie took but since she said something! OMG - right?! those falls LOOKED really scary!
On that note - I abhor when people say what someone should or shouldn't do when climbing. The person on the sharp end always gets to decide what's the best approach for their process. If their process is taking whips or setting up a top rope that is up to them; not whomever is viewing the process.
Spent 24 days in Kalymnos this summer and can't wait to go back...
Your editing is beautiful and unique for a climbing vlog. Plus, you're a bad ass who has bad asses like Cecilie on your channel. You deserve more subscribers!
Jujimufu's channel led me here. Watched one video and I instantly subscribed! This is great content.
Hi guys, just one comment! A bit more dynamic belaying, so that Cecilie looses that fear of falling :) Venga, a muerte!
Great Video
GO CECILIE!!!
Great Vlog and great fight, Cecilie. :)
Amazing videos bro!
This vlog and #129 are missing in your vlog list in your profile Magnus. I going through all of your vlog videos one by one and I love it. You are motivating me to climb even more, and also to start climbing boulders, because I didn't do them much before but I love it, Just yesterday I probably didn't stretch my arms properly and I hurt my elbow muscles, so it looks like two weeks of rest :-/ Can't wait to get to your most recent videos, but I don't look forward to waiting for new videos :D Keep on the great work!
Magnus the grip master!!
That place sure is pretty.
80000!!!!!!! Grattis, faen du har kommet langt
maybe the belayer should belay a bit more dynamic? looked like a very hard catch
definitely. it's simply a serious belay mistake.
Another wonderfully filmed Vlog, thanks Magnus
Respect! There is no real preparation for the real thing is there? I think that mental game is key in nature routes, plus climbing faster. I'm a sloth too..
Great video Magnus!
Glad Magnus agreed with my previous comment on the last vid about that hard catch
I think this can be a problem with men belaying smaller women due to size difference and protective "instincts". It spirals negatively when she is even more nervous the next go and the belayer unconsciously makes the catch even more tightly. When I belay smaller climbers I jump up to soften the catch.
Power to a mom trying 12a. Omg. Two girls.
Great coaching Magnus. Not easy to see your student failing and not enjoying...this is why I changed to teaching paddleboarding ;)
Venga Cecilie!
My palms got sweaty from watching how high up they are 😅
I love the training series on Cecilie and others! Maybe you could train Tom remotely to get up to V4's? Or remotely train him to do anything? Bouldering plus life lessons maybe?
fear of falling ... just her (most of us :-) too) biggest issue ... she is also clipping very early ... which is scary sometimes ... but keep going and tryit cecil...!!! not like ondra screaming but a bit more effort and willpower and it will be possible ... all the best stay healthy ...
Anyone else falling in love with Cecilie? Lol!
...Seriously tho! What a sweetie!
dat cliffhanger in the end...
Niiiiiiice. Crux beta seemed much better with the left hand directly through. Can you possibly work that section with the next clip already in? I wonder what the route is like above the crux and if there's anything hard after it.
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Bring Beefmufu on that rock
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STOP LOOKING AROUND WHEN YOU ARE PUMPPED SPECTING A MAGICAL JUG AND CLIMB UNTIL FAIL!
Marc Grau ferrer Well they are "Tufa King Pumped"
who's the long suffering belayer?
Is it just me or anybody else thought 'am I watching Peter McKinnon video?' after the opening? :D
Can you do a vlog segment about common ways you see people wasting energy on the wall? be it bouldering or sport
hey magnus the quality of your new camera is great. What kind of camera do you have now? I love your channel. Keep it up!
The new camera is great! What did you buy? Definitely lucky with the fall, it looked like that her ankle could have easily get twisted.
Yaniv Cohen A7 mark iii
Great video! Been binge watching your blog for past week. Last time I did that was with Casey Neistat. Question, I assume you do a lot of coaching off screen for Cecilie, in terms of tips and technique?
How do you even film from above outside of the gym?
HeI ifra Tromsø!
I don't even climb, but you have inspired me to begin doing it
dronez
Woop!! 16th!!
Like if you knew it would be amazing just from the cliff intro!!!!!
I thought to Redpoint you had to place gear as you ascend?
Not on steep sport climbs. We used to do that, but it got ridiculous to clean routes that overhang 10+ meters! For trad climbing it is still the standard.
Freestyle Ah interesting! Is it not a pink point then?
joe T
In trad yes, pinkpoint. In sport, just a "send" lol. The draws on steep routes are most often perma-draws, you would need a wrench to take them off!
beautiful girl
Who is the shaved head guy. If he’s in the videos it’s be less weird if we knew who he was.
Her husband
@@Lowriderandy that's not her husband. Cecelie is married to Alexander Gamme. Check out VLOG #124 when Magnus briefly interviews him.
Andreas Helle I thought her husband had a big hair dew in the last video. Ok.
who is the random bald guy?
1) No kneepads? Looks like plenty of kneebar opportunities being missed.
2) No discussion of beta visualization. This is the key to hard redpointing and assertive execution.
3) She should be working it on toprope before trying lead goes. She cannot acquire the beta properly when she is afraid of the falls. Focus on one parameter at a time. I have sent 8b FA without taking a single lead fall on the route. The object is to climb without falling, not to prove your bravery.
Well said! That fall from the previous video looked nasty!
Mh I think this depends on your climbing philosophy. Everyone see it a little bit different. I never check out something in toprope. In Austria the people would laugh if you try a 8b in Toprope. I think this is stupid, because everyone can climb the way he wants. Cecilia is a alpinist, so I think she have the same philosophy. And I hate toprope climbing, because its uncomfortable, especially in overhangs. Congrats for the 8b FA! Nice work
Where is the route?
Keberle28
The routes I set are in the U.S.. I am usually the first guy at the crag so I can do how I want without B.S. from critics. Plus I usually bolt from the top down in order to clean the routes in the first place, and to properly locate the bolts. For steep routes of course it is easier to work from lead. For less steep it is more efficient to work from TR. The point of sport climbing is to challenge your limits, not to risk injury. I have done plenty of more dangerous things in trad and in setting long hard sport routes so I don't need to prove anything. Producing beautiful, safe climbs is my priority.
Right now I am bolting a massive, steep cave with areas of very loose rock, which is extremely dangerous work, often by myself with no hope of rescue if I were to get injured or stuck. For those that follow it will be very much safer of course as I will have left it well-protected and clean of major loose rock, but still plenty of adventure. The huge exposure and logistics of escape, etc.. will guarantee that.
I was also one of the first in the world (80s and 90s) to bolt easier routes as safely as for harder routes. Easy routes used to have ridiculous 10m+ runouts with serious consequences as "sport routes". No more. If you want the risk just free solo, which I still do for easy routes if I feel adventurous.
You know it's getting serious when they stop speaking english.
Did she forget her helmet at home?.....
Its sport climbing + and has a lot of hair