Peruvian Necktie 9b/5.15b | Jonathan Siegrist Repeats Testpeice In Utah
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 พ.ค. 2021
- US Climber Jonathan Siegrist is on a mission to push climbing to the max...looking for the hardest sport climbing the US has to offer. And sometimes that means getting out there to the back and beyond...And when you do sometimes you get to climb in places like this...
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Jonathan Siegrist Is OUT THERE | Peruvian Necktie 9b/5.15b - กีฬา
It's incredible how slow he climbs and how precisely he places his feet and hands, he must have a monster endurance
Man... this format might not get the likes and subscribers, but this is climbing filmography at its absolute finest. Stellar work by Orographic and stupidly impressive finger strength by Jonathan
Thank you Jonny! We agree, and are stoked on this kind of climbing film.
"Oh yeah, he's going to fall now. Ok.... maybe not. Oh, here it comes. hmmm... nope... Definitely here.... " etc.
wow. just a few cuts, not so much talking, awesome climbing - awesome video
That long sequence in the overhang on pretty bad holds was absolutely amazing.
How can one even imagine grabbing those holds with such an overhang and still use those feets? Impressive.
Orographic's perception of the climb is just beautiful.
Love that you’re rocking the original Testas when you put all your chips in the center!
Super hard climbing by J-Star and amazingly documented by Orographic Visual. Incredible film guys. Stoked!
Stoked to the MAX 🤩
Thanks man!!!
@@mrjonathansiegrist Hey, cool to see you here ! Amazing achievment ! I hope we'll see you in Seb Bouin's routes, especially the ones in the Verdon, once travels will be easier ! Did you ever tried one of his routes ?
@@stephaneficara4501 I would love nothing more than to climb in the Ramirole! I think I would learn a lot from these routes, as I am not such a great knee bar climber! Can't wait
@@mrjonathansiegrist wooo so stoked you took the time to answer ! You're such an inspiration as a climber (even if i'm faaaaaar away from your achievements), keep on crushing those holds ! Really hope to see you over here, cheers from Marseille :)
Love all these Jonathan videos
Thank you 🙏🏽
Props to the great cinematography, editing and of course sending by J-star.....but even more props to James for putting up so many hard routes/problems with such little fanfare. Great stuff!!
Good job Jonathon. I live in the southeastern US and you so many Litz testpieces. Cool to see you repeating some of his climbs in other parts of the country. Awesome job
Awesome production guys. Brilliant strength and footwork...
Really grateful for this video. The first part basically made the head shot the new butt shot. Would be nice to get some better views of the holds. Really wonderful effort to seek out this old James Litz route and give it the validation it deserves.
What a beautiful cave. And what a powerful climb, amazing skills. Congrats on this achievment!
That was soothing. Beautiful place and beautiful cinematography. Super strong climbing as well..
Incredible! 🙌
What a film and what a sick route
Really nice. Thanks
wow.....just beautiful. thank you.
Lovely filmmaking. Jonathan is Such a cool climber
good video. great combination of editing and kinda uncut ascent
one of the most amazing routes I've ever seen!
amazing!!
Wow! James Litz put up routes? I thought he only put up super-hard boulders! Awesome!
He's got a handful of hard routes to his name in Ten Sleep, Maple Canyon, even The Red
Every single move is so methodical. Classic J*! Get it!
awesome
6:03 I let out an audible "wow." what a move
I can't believe how perfect his foot placement is every. single. time.
Wow!
I think what's really cool is the name of the route. Peruvian necktie, is the name of a advanced Brazilian jujitsu move that is a modified Guillotine Choke.
James is a huge MMA fan. I love the name also!
@@mrjonathansiegrist Awesome and congratulations on the epic send.
As a Peruvian that doesn't know about jiu-jitsu, I was very confused about the name 😂
Nobody climbs with as much style as Jonathan.. a lil more commentary about the route would have been sweet but dope footy and epic line nevertheless, great work!!!
Thank you!
@@mrjonathansiegrist welcome.. congrats on annihilating that zone in like a month or sumn?? I hope everyone understands how mind bending this shit is
radical
Everything about this is perfect.
I know I'm late to this party, but I just want to say that you have the most frontal climbing style I've seen among people climbing at this level. I'm trying to understand the biomechanics of it, and all I can come up with is that you have pretty exceptional contact strength... at any rate, it's beautiful to watch, like a cat moving in slow motion.
wow. tough as nails.
Jonathan seems to be a decent guy
Someone doesn't like the new Testarossa's...
where's that!?
7:10 love the sitting belay
Мощный чел
The overdramatic slow motion was definitely not needed.
So Litz and the community are cool w JStar giving exposure to this cliff?
yes
Is this the route that Ondra was on the other day?
Anyone else notice the Skrim quest completion sound effects every once and a while?
donde esta este lugar?
Did he get to the top or no? Need to see those chains clipped!
I wonder if Jonathan would benefit from going to Europe/catalonia/ceuse and doing some of the well repeated test pieces of the world to give some credence to his grading.
Now he is basically off by himself in the desert... maybe he could do jumbo love? Sharma knows his stuff
@UCqZ36hHfOl0TbrK3wpKyHPg i mean maybe you are climbing 9b+ without knowing it?
Yes I've looked at your tick list, i could only see North American ticks and FA:s in the 8c-9b range.
Seems jonathan regretted his comment and deleted it... sorry if i stirred up emotions
I realized maybe you were joking! But since you’re serious - I’ve climbed Biographie, La Rambla, Papichulo, Pachamamma, La Planta De Shiva and a half dozen more 5.15 in EU. And I did the third ascent of Jumbo Love. That being said, grades are easy to mess up. I over shoot, and undershoot all the time.
If you’d like to see my complete tick list, go to 8a.nu - all of my ascents 13d and harder, ever, are listed there under ‘all time’ , hope that helps! And man, I’d love to climb 9b+ but I’m definitely not quite there yet... thanks 🙏🏽
@@mrjonathansiegrist oh wow that sure is an insane tick list (i somehow only saw a handful of hard US ascents when i quickly scrolled over to 8a.nu).
Then you definitely know what a 9b feels like.
My apologies 🙏
Sitting belay? Really? Is belayer crazy?
Is that uh.... where does the route end?
Because you kinda put the end title up, then he kept climbing towards another bolt, and then he keeps climbing, and I have no idea where the route actually finishes up... Even if it tops out on some ridiculously simple stuff it would be nice to see.
I thought the same but it seems you can actually go further. Maybe it was meant metaphorically for keep climbing :)
How many BJJ guys watched this wondering where’s the choke? 👔
Sir Isaac Newton must be pretty pissed off about his failed invention of gravity.
Gorgeous cave and stellar climbing. But I’m not a huge fan of the relentless single telephoto shot for so much of the route. It’s hard to get a sense of the true angle of the climb and it hides many of the undercling holds. I’m guessing this is a result of the nature of the site and how many camera people were available to bring for such a remote location. Probably was hard to get a variety of angles on Jonathan. That said ... you had the drone ... and it would have helped to have forced Jonathan to do some later runs after the send in the same clothes to get some drone fill-in angles. Much easier said than done! Really would have loved to see the upper part of the route. I was getting more invested after he finished the long arching traverse and started straight up to the finish. Felt a little anti-climatic. Also not a huge fan of the music. It’s beautiful but I felt more like I was in a spa than at a crag. It’s a nice change from the old hyped-up acid electro-reggae tracks Josh Lowell was famous for ... but either could have used something to underscore the intensity of the climbing ... or just drop the music altogether at the crux sections and go with natural sounds to emphasize the suspense. This is all said guessing that this location made filming a very tough endeavor. It’s really the beauty of the cave that made me want to see so much more of the rock, the holds and the climbing. All in all a fun watch.
few places left not defaced by their steel spikes and chalkmarks....