UNCUT - Furia de Jabali 9a+ & Last Night 9a incl. commentary
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.พ. 2025
- Jakob Schubert's uncut ascent of "Furia de Jabali" 9a+ and "Last Night" 9a at Siurana (Spain), which dates back to December 2021.
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Would love to see more videos in this style, just crushing hard routes with commentary. Specifically from you, Jakob, as you have a bit of a reputation for being a downgrader it's nice to hear the exact details of how different beta is used and how that informs your opinion when you offer your personal grade, it makes a lot of sense.
Third try a 9a+! Thats Insane! Great video!
I think he meant he was the third ascent.
@@ripapa6355 both I think
Sehr cool dass ihr Profis jetzt immer mehr kommentierte routen hochladet und nicht nur geschnittene action videos mit action musik zu sehen sind, wo man gar nicht merkt was eigentlich geklettert wird!
Und ich find die ansprachen am anfang der Videos ins handy lustig, Du wirkst immer als ob Du gerade die Frage von einer Sportjournalistin bekommen hättest, wie man sich so fühlt wenn man einen World cup gewonnen hat :p
Great videos, I like the authenticity and consiseness (no long drive-and-walk-to-the-crag scenes...), thanks for the footage! In such cases, where you don't have your filming team with you, wouldn't it be possible to ask just any regular climber who is trolling around in Cornudella if he was up to filming you on this day? I think if I would be there (being a really mediocre climber), I would happily come and hold up the mobile phone to take some shots of you... ;)
He does mention the crag is very hard so there's no "mediocre" climbers around and the area is generally desolate unless some crushers come by
👋 Hey Jakob! It is very nice seeing you back with more content! Keep crushing it! 💪
Please do a detailed video of the "behind the scenes"! How do you get ready/ warmed up for such a climb? That would be much more useful beta for a wider audience who doesn't climb 9a/+, but climbs on very cold days and suffers because the fingers are too cold...
The way I do it, is that the first go will always be terrible, your fingers will freeze and you won't send besides if it's an easy route for you. If it's a project I plan out where I'll be able to rest so that I can warm up my fingers (usually I put my fingers on my neck). Before you get on do some jumping jacks or something to get your heart rate up, then climb fast to the rest to warm up the hands. If you can't want up your hands try hard and hope for the best lol
Also if you do arc training at home or at the climbing gym it will help deliver more blood to your fingers/forearms
Love these jakob, the outdoor vids get me the most pyched.
you make those climbs look like maximum 8a! thanks for the insights!!
great commentary
Looked like a walk in the park really. Amazing. How's the skin? Remember your last year's issues, is it any better?
I enjoyed the video.
Thanks!
The dropknee OMG 6:36
Top bloke.
great videos Jockel, congratulations on the ascents & thanks for sharing&commentating! Btw do you have any informations about Oliana crag? Or is it still closed due to its fire?
hawi dere!!! stoak wia imma!
Nice victory whip
🙌🏻🙌🏻
niiiiice
When are going to do la dura dura ? :-)
It may not exist anymore due to the fire in Oliana.
It's not dangerous the last jump at the end to celebrate ?
Not really. You still have all the bolts you clipped on the way up which are there to catch a fall. He did come in with a little more swing into the wall but regular climbers are used to falling with their feet ready and out in front of them.
Don't say the route is basically over maaaaaaaaaaaaaaaan