These are the best commentators I've heard by far. They actually know what they're talking about and have interesting things to say about the climbers.
I think they would be a good fit for the Olympics as they define climbing terms even if they're simple (for example when they explain what a flash is) making it more enjoyable to watch for non climbers.
Haha, you knew adam was going to enjoy that boulder when shaking out his arm on the starting hold like that, but I didn't expect him to enjoy it thàt much. Awesome!
@@xl000I hate to say it, but I disagree. There’s a couple problems. 1. How in the world do you measure that without offending people? 2. If you train, you get slimmer. None of them will be able to train without worrying about losing their spots 3. Idk if you’ve tried climbing, but it is hard. If you are carrying a lot of weight, you can’t grab small stuff or do big moves. We will be watching people do V1s and V2’s for the whole thing. There’s no stream like that for other sports. No obese/overweight basketball, no obese/overweight badminton etc. and if there is, no one watches it bc it is so fun to see this insanely talented people do crazy moves. It’s a good idea, but for climbing it won’t work, just because how the sport is.
I like M4's setting because it brings closer of indoor bouldering and outdoor climbing. Indoor bouldering was all started from mimicking the actual outdoor climbing but you can use it as a practice and train on techniques. Throughout time it became its own sports and they somehow diverted. With no limitation of setting the problem, all these dynos, body coordinations moves become popular in indoor bouldering. There are also a lot of good climbers that never or seldom do outdoor climbing. M4 is like a wake-up call saying, "hey, we do have other styles of climbing too". Also, crack climbing can be tricky and hard too, but having not had a problem like this in bouldering since forever, this is a good start to bring this type of climbing to the competition wall. There should never be a limit on what you can build for a problem, multiple dynos, super crimps, crack climbing, slab, etc. A well-balanced set of problems should try to be diversed among the problems. That is what a competition should be.
The reason bouldering is more dynamic is to allow climbers to have multiple attempts and have it be entertaining. If it were like outdoor bouldering it would be crimps and cracks, with few attempts because they're so demanding and very boring to watch. It is after all, a spectator sport.
If you want to mimic outdoor then you can do lead climbing, which should have crack climbing in it, but bouldering isn't meant to mimic the slow methodological climbing that's done outdoors.
Tomoa just looks so smooth! And the way he climbed the third boulder, sitting on top of that one hold instead of over to the right like the others. However, it's a big mistake to not be able to do an entire technique imo. Adam got lucky with the crack, but the japanese definitely should've at least been a bit better at it if they want to call themselves the best of the world. I hope they will be at the olympics!
The way Ondra pissed all over M4 was amazing, especially after the others struggling and failing on it. I really enjoyed Meiringen last year (if my memory is correct) the setting was very dynamic with lots of jumps and it was really exciting to watch, but this was fantastic hard climbing setting. Really looking forward to the rest of the season!
@@Deathranger999 All the comments are so hyped for Ondra just for this win. While the whole Japan team and Jongwon have been super impressive for years. Tomoa again, in this final, he was super smooth. His M2 flash was awesome, especially since he is a shorter climber. But now we here, people calling Japan climbers ninja's or not-real-rock climbers, including Jongwon (he is not even dynamic). Totally disregarding their hard work and achievements. Wtf is this shit.
troaksia troaksia Yeah. I understand the complaints of people who don’t like the newer competition style, but many of them take it too far, and I also understand why many competition boulders are set in that style. I don’t think praising Ondra is bad, either; clearly the parent comment was meant in good faith. I just wanted to bring attention to the way Jongwon adapted to the boulder and made it fit into his style, rather than trying something that he knew wouldn’t work out for him.
@@Deathranger999 Yes, I understand the aversion for the prominence of dynamic coordination bouldering. But it has formed a bad sentiment within all climbing community. It's so unfortunate. They can spread their hate for what they call parkour (it's not even close). That's totally fine. Everyone is dropping Ondra's name against the dynamic style. But also Jongwon is not very dynamic but more of a power climber, similar to Ondra. No one is dropping his name, except you. Tomoa was actually the most competent to win this final. Till M3 he had the best scoring. He has a very efficient climbing style and his beta reading is off the charts. But I haven't seen anyone drop his name at all. Just wonder, if there is also some anti-asian sentiment in the climbing community.
IMO Ondra finishing the M4 with a flash at 1:54:00 wasn‘t the best moment of this competetion. It was just after, at 1:55:00, how the other athletes reacted
Totally agree. They were so stoked to see Ondra crush that boulder. Just smiles all round. I'm really glad the cameras showed the couches at the end. With everyone puzzling over hand positions.
It's like that at the gym. It seems like competition doesn't take them out of that encouraging mentality. Indoor bouldering community is easily one of the best communities I've been involved with over multiple hobbies and disciplines.
This is what I love about the bouldering community. I only have experience from my local gym, but if you send a boulder you will often find random people cheer and give you fist bumps. It's good to see that mentality is present, even in a competition like this.
People who don't know what is a climbing mood, problem reading and competitor relationship should look at 13:40... The synchronicity of the two is amazing.
I saw m4 and was like: ondra flashes this 100%. And after seeing the others struggle at those hand jams I knew it. Adam ondra is in a great shape. And I really like those rock climbing skills like Crack climbing beening tested in bouldering
I agree completely, I would love to see the occasional hand/fist/finger crack being thrown into ifsc comps. It’s an essential technique for any pro climber and I’m glad they tested that
Ondra looked pretty mediocre on the first couple of boulders though to be fair and he only looked good on the last one because he could hand jam and the other couldn't. It wasn't that he was better, the others had clearly never even attempted it before.
@@David-ud9ju "It wasn't that he was better, the others had clearly never even attempted it before." that's kind of the definition of better. they hadn't practiced or perfected it like he had. Likewise he wasn't as smooth on earlier boulders because they are not his usual style, which is why he's there, to learn.
I loved watching the observation period: it's easy to see that these athletes have a huge amount of respect for each other; you can see them exchanging words, information, smiling... They respect each other's level enough that they don't feel the need to be super secretive about problem reading: in the end the better climbers will win. Sportsmanship at its finest.
Still can't believe Akiyo failed W2... Really too bad for her. Was happy to see Shauna nearly back to business. And a final without Miho just dosen't feel the same...
Wow this competition was amazing. Everyone seemed to be doing their best and the boulders were just great and fun to watch. But what I like most about these competitions is how everyone seems to get along so well with each other, especially in the beginning when they look at the routes. Oh and I am glad Shauna Coxsey is back in her old form
riricky815 Magnus Midtbo has a great climbing Vlog. Last week he posted several video's of him learning how to Crack Climb and Hand Jam from the Wide Boyz. Might of helped the rest of the contestants here. Lol If you haven't checked out Magnus's TH-cam channel give it a look!
@@riricky815 Eric karlsson bouldering is quite known and do climbing vlog too. In an other fashion they're is Relais Verticale that I like a lot with a more documentary style (it's in French but they're dub)
I know there’s a bit of debate on the Narasaki and Ondra, but I’m just grateful to see this Men’s Finals with my favorite line up. It was great seeing them interact and be happy for each other
M4 was the best set I've seen in watching ISCA and USA Climbing events for like 8 years. I've never seen a problem that might be graded as a moderate V literally shut down the whole field. Start on M1 was a bit contrived, but overall amazing problems for both groups. Can't wait for the next events if setting like this keeps going.
Fantastic to see outdoor techniques being brought into competition climbing. Sometimes competition boulders look more like gymnastics and parkour than what actual climbing looks like.
Some people maybe do not realise that this is a world cup, yes, but also a training for Olympic. IFSC is investing a lot in that and IFSC athletes are getting prepared for all the disciplines. So it is not surprising to see different settings. Athletes need to be prepared to that, and combing lead and boulder techniques in the competitions is useful to the athletes! Japan team will now train cracks and they will have this expertise in Olympic. You're youtuber watching climbing, so search for a video in which Shauna explains she couldn't do a crack climbing in a competition so she tried it and then also applied it in outdoor boulder. Route setting was perfect because it combined equilibrium, dynamic moves etc (maybe they could just avoid too many shoulder-involving movements). Also, women's routes were finally difficult. Route setters were underestimating their strenghts last years! And last, always for the Olympic, next year climbing will be presented to a bigger audience all over the World. It seems obvious to me that people who don't know climbing have to relate this sport to something you can do in nature! They are going to show people that it is an indoor sport, but it is not different from what you can do outdoor and it is also not only jumping but physically hard sport!
As far as I know the past several years we have never seen such handjam problems in the competition. Of course it's kind of unprecedented, a sport climber might have never trained it. But the next time probably they will get learned and overcome it.
2:46:20 'if there was any chance of your DJ career taking off you might just have sealed your own death warrant there" ... please I was drinking wine at the time... and nearly snorted it out my nose...laughing :)
starts at 2:46:03 hehe :) But they are wright from here on 2:45:23 and yes, what was that for a disco? I thought that was a climbing WORLD Cup, not a disco with some boulder show on the side. makes me a bit sad, all this mainstreaming and commercializing. The climbing gear gets more and more expensive as well. Hope we don't have Apple conditions here: function follows form. It costs double just because it looks good. And you can just do what the manifacturer said, every compatibility is restricted to gear from the same company. Lets think about harnesses, carabiners, belay devices, cams, etc just compatible within products of the same company! oO But let's not drift away. Great comp for the start, little too much "event" around it. And the crack surely was set because they knew that Ondra was competing and would certainly reach finals. Otherwise the boulder would have been a desaster.
It looks like there is less parkour and more climbing. That is good!! I whish this trend of mixing parkour with climibng (incl. bouldering) would stop. Let them have their own comps. When it stops it will show who is the real climber again.
@@rcgdyegunswin same guy who tried to on sight the nose with his father, failed at the on-sight but then did not re-try to free it because he wanted to finish it in one day.... :P
At Olympia. And the next world Championships. And the quali event for Olympia. But no mixed of male + female. That would be something for an event like the Arco Rockmasters or something.
What shoes was Kokoro Fuji wearing? The white ones! The tension band looked sportiva style, but there was a fat "5.10" on it. Was it some sort of prototype? A new HiAngle maybe? Because the new shoes, Dragon VCS + Lace + Aleon are somwhere between orange and red. No white shoe. You can see his shoes clear in the slab. Also Tomoa, he used to wear the Leather HiAngles, but his shoes seemed a lot darker. Also a Prototype shoe? Or are his HiAngles just really dirty?
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These are the best commentators I've heard by far. They actually know what they're talking about and have interesting things to say about the climbers.
Yeah, they are my favorites, also their energy and they know when things are getting heated
I agree. A great pair.
I think they would be a good fit for the Olympics as they define climbing terms even if they're simple (for example when they explain what a flash is) making it more enjoyable to watch for non climbers.
I wonder if there's a way to search youtube for these commentators
Still "a savagely physical number 2"
Sounds like a bowel attack. 😂
Haha, you knew adam was going to enjoy that boulder when shaking out his arm on the starting hold like that, but I didn't expect him to enjoy it thàt much. Awesome!
I like how the all-japanese crew knows and acknowledges their weak spot - with a big fat friendly grin.
there should be a world cup for climbers with large BMI, like overweight to obese..
@@xl000I hate to say it, but I disagree. There’s a couple problems.
1. How in the world do you measure that without offending people?
2. If you train, you get slimmer. None of them will be able to train without worrying about losing their spots
3. Idk if you’ve tried climbing, but it is hard. If you are carrying a lot of weight, you can’t grab small stuff or do big moves. We will be watching people do V1s and V2’s for the whole thing.
There’s no stream like that for other sports. No obese/overweight basketball, no obese/overweight badminton etc. and if there is, no one watches it bc it is so fun to see this insanely talented people do crazy moves.
It’s a good idea, but for climbing it won’t work, just because how the sport is.
Perfect route setting. Classic + modern
Adwiteey Shishodia this exactly what I wrote to my friends :-)
I like M4's setting because it brings closer of indoor bouldering and outdoor climbing. Indoor bouldering was all started from mimicking the actual outdoor climbing but you can use it as a practice and train on techniques. Throughout time it became its own sports and they somehow diverted. With no limitation of setting the problem, all these dynos, body coordinations moves become popular in indoor bouldering.
There are also a lot of good climbers that never or seldom do outdoor climbing. M4 is like a wake-up call saying, "hey, we do have other styles of climbing too". Also, crack climbing can be tricky and hard too, but having not had a problem like this in bouldering since forever, this is a good start to bring this type of climbing to the competition wall.
There should never be a limit on what you can build for a problem, multiple dynos, super crimps, crack climbing, slab, etc. A well-balanced set of problems should try to be diversed among the problems. That is what a competition should be.
The reason bouldering is more dynamic is to allow climbers to have multiple attempts and have it be entertaining. If it were like outdoor bouldering it would be crimps and cracks, with few attempts because they're so demanding and very boring to watch. It is after all, a spectator sport.
@@ryanjones1812 but dynamics is bad for smaller people and demanding for skin. I like diversity more than flashiness)
@@Basuliic that is wrong
If you want to mimic outdoor then you can do lead climbing, which should have crack climbing in it, but bouldering isn't meant to mimic the slow methodological climbing that's done outdoors.
@@David-ud9ju I think you're referring to speed climbing lol
Amazing final. Great climbing and lots of exitement.
Adam Ondra on boulder 4 - no words...
Janja Garnbret - a phenomenon. What an athlete.
Adam looked good only on boulder 4
Other 3 boulders no so much
Absolutely hilarious setting for men's 4. Bit of a wake up call for the rest of the climbers. Of course Adam would easily climb it 😂
Jongwong chon almost broke the beta though
@@dannykumite He did break it. He got past it without using the hand jam.
@@David-ud9ju well he still probably needed to use the crack to top it though.
Adam was not that impressive on the other boulders
I guess everyone has their style
Hate to interrupt the Ondra lovefest but I just want to take a moment to appreciate Tomoa on M2.. his dynamism is insane
He's smarter than Ondra too
Tomoa just looks so smooth! And the way he climbed the third boulder, sitting on top of that one hold instead of over to the right like the others.
However, it's a big mistake to not be able to do an entire technique imo. Adam got lucky with the crack, but the japanese definitely should've at least been a bit better at it if they want to call themselves the best of the world. I hope they will be at the olympics!
The way Ondra pissed all over M4 was amazing, especially after the others struggling and failing on it. I really enjoyed Meiringen last year (if my memory is correct) the setting was very dynamic with lots of jumps and it was really exciting to watch, but this was fantastic hard climbing setting. Really looking forward to the rest of the season!
Honestly though Jongwon’s attempts on that were super impressive, what with entirely skipping the jam.
@@Deathranger999 absolutely, no disrespect intended to the others, but he made it look like a warm-up
@@Deathranger999 All the comments are so hyped for Ondra just for this win. While the whole Japan team and Jongwon have been super impressive for years. Tomoa again, in this final, he was super smooth. His M2 flash was awesome, especially since he is a shorter climber. But now we here, people calling Japan climbers ninja's or not-real-rock climbers, including Jongwon (he is not even dynamic). Totally disregarding their hard work and achievements. Wtf is this shit.
troaksia troaksia Yeah. I understand the complaints of people who don’t like the newer competition style, but many of them take it too far, and I also understand why many competition boulders are set in that style. I don’t think praising Ondra is bad, either; clearly the parent comment was meant in good faith. I just wanted to bring attention to the way Jongwon adapted to the boulder and made it fit into his style, rather than trying something that he knew wouldn’t work out for him.
@@Deathranger999 Yes, I understand the aversion for the prominence of dynamic coordination bouldering. But it has formed a bad sentiment within all climbing community. It's so unfortunate. They can spread their hate for what they call parkour (it's not even close). That's totally fine.
Everyone is dropping Ondra's name against the dynamic style. But also Jongwon is not very dynamic but more of a power climber, similar to Ondra. No one is dropping his name, except you.
Tomoa was actually the most competent to win this final. Till M3 he had the best scoring. He has a very efficient climbing style and his beta reading is off the charts. But I haven't seen anyone drop his name at all. Just wonder, if there is also some anti-asian sentiment in the climbing community.
IMO Ondra finishing the M4 with a flash at 1:54:00 wasn‘t the best moment of this competetion. It was just after, at 1:55:00, how the other athletes reacted
Totally agree. They were so stoked to see Ondra crush that boulder. Just smiles all round. I'm really glad the cameras showed the couches at the end. With everyone puzzling over hand positions.
It's like that at the gym. It seems like competition doesn't take them out of that encouraging mentality. Indoor bouldering community is easily one of the best communities I've been involved with over multiple hobbies and disciplines.
This is what I love about the bouldering community. I only have experience from my local gym, but if you send a boulder you will often find random people cheer and give you fist bumps. It's good to see that mentality is present, even in a competition like this.
sure, climbers not fotbalist(i love fotbal), but all climbers know what is fair play
People who don't know what is a climbing mood, problem reading and competitor relationship should look at 13:40... The synchronicity of the two is amazing.
They look like friends!
M1 - 26:30
M2 - 41:45
M3 - 1:07:25
M4 - 1:30:40
W1 - 2:05:25
W2 - 2:27:18
W3 - 2:51:08
W4 - 3:12:32
technically Oceanie had her first attempt prior: see 2:04:35
Legend
M4 so so much fun to to watch! There'll be cracks in all the bouldering gyms in Tokyo after this!
This is the best thing on tv/internet right now. Stuck in lockdown 2021, and loving recently discovering this incredible sport.
Japan team is going to train cracks now, that's for sure ;-)
Definetly
Don't forget Jongwon Chon. He was there too.
dyno to crack @@
XD
😁
Enjoyed this twice as much thanks to Charlie and Mike!! Please keep them as your commentators for the whole season
I saw m4 and was like: ondra flashes this 100%. And after seeing the others struggle at those hand jams I knew it. Adam ondra is in a great shape.
And I really like those rock climbing skills like Crack climbing beening tested in bouldering
I agree completely, I would love to see the occasional hand/fist/finger crack being thrown into ifsc comps. It’s an essential technique for any pro climber and I’m glad they tested that
Finally some climbing ;)
The crux on Silence is an inverted jam.
Ondra looked pretty mediocre on the first couple of boulders though to be fair and he only looked good on the last one because he could hand jam and the other couldn't. It wasn't that he was better, the others had clearly never even attempted it before.
@@David-ud9ju "It wasn't that he was better, the others had clearly never even attempted it before." that's kind of the definition of better. they hadn't practiced or perfected it like he had. Likewise he wasn't as smooth on earlier boulders because they are not his usual style, which is why he's there, to learn.
I loved watching the observation period: it's easy to see that these athletes have a huge amount of respect for each other; you can see them exchanging words, information, smiling... They respect each other's level enough that they don't feel the need to be super secretive about problem reading: in the end the better climbers will win. Sportsmanship at its finest.
26:30 M1 Start
2:01:48 W1 Start
Dusk thanks
Thank you kind sir
ondra's impromptu handjamming 101 class during observation was the funniest thing to watch 😂😂
Still can't believe Akiyo failed W2... Really too bad for her. Was happy to see Shauna nearly back to business. And a final without Miho just dosen't feel the same...
it's a good reminder not to get fixated on your discipline. It looks like the Japanese team haven't spent time on non bouldering routes outside.
Holy cow.
Adam looked like an awkward flamingo trying to get on M1, but his M4 had me laughing out loud.
what a sight to watch ondra. Having such a break from competition climbing and coming back like this! GOAT
Go Ondra! Awesome to see him back with a vengeance!
Waiting for almost two hours and then it is done in 27 seconds... What a masterful performance, Adam!
Wow this competition was amazing. Everyone seemed to be doing their best and the boulders were just great and fun to watch.
But what I like most about these competitions is how everyone seems to get along so well with each other, especially in the beginning when they look at the routes.
Oh and I am glad Shauna Coxsey is back in her old form
too bad japanese don't watch midtbo's vlog ^^
ha-ha-ha )))
Arkais s what is that?
riricky815 Magnus Midtbo has a great climbing Vlog. Last week he posted several video's of him learning how to Crack Climb and Hand Jam from the Wide Boyz. Might of helped the rest of the contestants here. Lol If you haven't checked out Magnus's TH-cam channel give it a look!
Roger Martin thx just watched it ,any other utube channel good to watch?
@@riricky815 Eric karlsson bouldering is quite known and do climbing vlog too.
In an other fashion they're is Relais Verticale that I like a lot with a more documentary style (it's in French but they're dub)
I know there’s a bit of debate on the Narasaki and Ondra, but I’m just grateful to see this Men’s Finals with my favorite line up. It was great seeing them interact and be happy for each other
Loved the whole competition! Great Job IFSC! Amazing community, seen those athletes reactions after m4 was priceless!
M4 was the best set I've seen in watching ISCA and USA Climbing events for like 8 years. I've never seen a problem that might be graded as a moderate V literally shut down the whole field. Start on M1 was a bit contrived, but overall amazing problems for both groups. Can't wait for the next events if setting like this keeps going.
the setting is so good!
Amazing routesetting and outstanding performance for Adam! Congrats Man!!
Amazing performance from all the athletes and an overall great competition. I love this sport.
3:43:10 - "Never ceases to disappoint, Janja Garnbret."
I think you got your sayings mixed up there :D
Tomoa is an absolute beast
Amazing competition, great routes, new holds and drama till the end on both sides :) Pure joy to watch!
Fantastic to see outdoor techniques being brought into competition climbing. Sometimes competition boulders look more like gymnastics and parkour than what actual climbing looks like.
Very nice route setting. Love to see all these climbers performance!!!
... But I had hard time to not get annoyed the camera angles and replays.
Awesome route setting, awesome ondra. Really really loved this one
So much class from all the competitors, it was a blast to watch!
I get way to into these comps, my hands are sweating like crazy just watching :)
Adam's big wall experience really coming in handy on M4!!!!
Absolutely sick routesetting and climbing. Great comp
2:28:45 this tipping move and the timing move are fantastic!
Love the away they are sharing the ideas with witch other in how to get to the top !
In such cases, I am really proud to be Slovenian
Thank You Janja :-)
Some people maybe do not realise that this is a world cup, yes, but also a training for Olympic. IFSC is investing a lot in that and IFSC athletes are getting prepared for all the disciplines. So it is not surprising to see different settings. Athletes need to be prepared to that, and combing lead and boulder techniques in the competitions is useful to the athletes! Japan team will now train cracks and they will have this expertise in Olympic. You're youtuber watching climbing, so search for a video in which Shauna explains she couldn't do a crack climbing in a competition so she tried it and then also applied it in outdoor boulder.
Route setting was perfect because it combined equilibrium, dynamic moves etc (maybe they could just avoid too many shoulder-involving movements).
Also, women's routes were finally difficult. Route setters were underestimating their strenghts last years!
And last, always for the Olympic, next year climbing will be presented to a bigger audience all over the World. It seems obvious to me that people who don't know climbing have to relate this sport to something you can do in nature!
They are going to show people that it is an indoor sport, but it is not different from what you can do outdoor and it is also not only jumping but physically hard sport!
I love the sense of comradery between the competitors
Adam Ondra climbs:
M1 - 38:38
M2 - 1:01:30
M3 - 1:27:50
M4 - 1:53:45
You da man!
It's fascinating seeing a super strong and talented route climber trying comp-style climbing. So different!
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So sympathetic japanese climbers and their ending reaction!
Fkin Ondra, he can climb crack, slab, sport, trad...WTF dude! and still be a very nice dude being the number one, BRAVO!
absolutly perfect - Adam Ondra
Perfect routes and perfect comp
Dun feel sorry Adam, this is why you are the best, u can climb any style, that's a lot of work dude. CONGRATZ!!!!!!!!!
fabulosos todos los competidores. tremendo esfuerzo y destreza.
Such an epic finish xD Amazing
As far as I know the past several years we have never seen such handjam problems in the competition.
Of course it's kind of unprecedented, a sport climber might have never trained it. But the next time probably they will get learned and overcome it.
After that many world cup climbers probably will have some crack sessions.
Shauna got shut down on a crack move in finals a year or two back also.
Ondra, absolute class!
2:46:20 'if there was any chance of your DJ career taking off you might just have sealed your own death warrant there" ... please I was drinking wine at the time... and nearly snorted it out my nose...laughing :)
starts at 2:46:03 hehe :)
But they are wright from here on 2:45:23
and yes, what was that for a disco? I thought that was a climbing WORLD Cup, not a disco with some boulder show on the side.
makes me a bit sad, all this mainstreaming and commercializing. The climbing gear gets more and more expensive as well. Hope we don't have Apple conditions here: function follows form. It costs double just because it looks good. And you can just do what the manifacturer said, every compatibility is restricted to gear from the same company.
Lets think about harnesses, carabiners, belay devices, cams, etc just compatible within products of the same company! oO
But let's not drift away.
Great comp for the start, little too much "event" around it.
And the crack surely was set because they knew that Ondra was competing and would certainly reach finals. Otherwise the boulder would have been a desaster.
The route setting 👌
Great setting.
Amazing that a old school trad technique wins the day.
HOW did Chon latch that zone hold on M4?!
1:16:22 Man's doing the damn splits for this hold holy crap!
1:12:36 Jongwoon making his "THIS IS NOT GONNA STICK THIS IS NOT GONNA STICK THIS IS NOT GONNA STICK" face
It stuck!
The title of this video should have been "East Asian Climbing Championship with Adam Ondra".
Ondra is already laughing his ass out when he first saw that last problem with the hand jam.
A drink every time they say jam
great women's finals. The boulders seemed less easier than in previous finals.
It looks like there is less parkour and more climbing. That is good!! I whish this trend of mixing parkour with climibng (incl. bouldering) would stop. Let them have their own comps.
When it stops it will show who is the real climber again.
Right on man, the parkour setting is so boring. More crimps!
Every time they say hand jam, my brain think hand jive lol
Great climbing.
Finger jams? Hand jams?? Awesome!
1:54:00 starts the magic
Shauna!!!!!
what chalk bucket does janja garnbret use?
"honey i shrunk the volumes" 3:13:50 i'm dead
Anyone know what shoes Tomoa wears? And also what is Kokoro's white 5.10?
I think they’re unreleased. 5.10 just had a big sale on some of their models, so they must be about to release new shoes.
He’s wearing unparalleled shoes.
austin elliott Unparallel Regulus Shoes
종원이형 잘했어요!!
Does someone know why Oceania Mackenzie went from 4th to 6th in the final ranking?
Obviously, the zone in 3rd boulder at 2:53:00 was removed from her score. No idea why...
It was appealed as a false start. Looked pretty legitimate to me though?
2:40:00 is v impressive on fanny's part
for a second i really thought janja wouldn't win :D
Guess who's done the Dawn Wall? 1:54:22
Tommy and Kevin?
I think they are the only ones right? Free acsends that is.
@@HerrFinsternis Adam did it as well
Is it the same guy who didnt free the nose?
@@rcgdyegunswin same guy who tried to on sight the nose with his father, failed at the on-sight but then did not re-try to free it because he wanted to finish it in one day.... :P
@@the_zenclimber I know, I just wanted to make a snarky comment lol.
I would be so interested to see the women try the men's boulders and the men try the women's boulders! When will IFSC do a combined format???
At Olympia. And the next world Championships. And the quali event for Olympia. But no mixed of male + female. That would be something for an event like the Arco Rockmasters or something.
Alè Adam!!
m4 makes me want to see really hard crack boulders on the overhang this season so we can see some progress from these top lvl climbers
Why are we seeing so many bleeding fingers these days? Is it all the extra climbing due to combined events?
no more on u tube... sad
53:45 Sooo good!
When did they move away from the 4 minutes plus rule?
well over a year ago!
"Savagely physical number two"
Ondra crushed that crack problem!
can the next to climb competitors watch before it is their turn? isnt that unfair?
Nope, they are isolated in another area
are ped's legal in climbing?
Why is counted as an attempt when the climber didn't get the start position?
Anyone know what five ten shoes kokoro fuji is wearing?
I was wondering the same actually... Couldn't find them anywhere. And they look like the Oasi
That should be the Hiangle model irc
What shoes was Kokoro Fuji wearing? The white ones! The tension band looked sportiva style, but there was a fat "5.10" on it. Was it some sort of prototype? A new HiAngle maybe?
Because the new shoes, Dragon VCS + Lace + Aleon are somwhere between orange and red. No white shoe. You can see his shoes clear in the slab.
Also Tomoa, he used to wear the Leather HiAngles, but his shoes seemed a lot darker. Also a Prototype shoe? Or are his HiAngles just really dirty?