Discovering Greece's New Climbing Mecca - Kyparissi || A World Less Traveled Ep.1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 ต.ค. 2024
- "A world less traveled is a story about our adventure around the world"
Pro climbers "Charlotte Durif" and "Josh Larson" finish stop 1 (of 18) of thier 2 year trip around the world. Climbing in the areas and countries not so popular to many, the two explore a new zone in southwestern Greece - Kyparissi. From sending the gnar to bolting it, they discover the endless possibilities that a little town of Greece can offer.
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Film & Edit by Cold House Media // Josh Larson and Charlotte Durif
Additional footage by Andreas Markou
Music from West One Music Group
Discovering Climbing In Kyparissi, Greece || A World Less Traveled Ep.1
Absolutely first class vlog. This kinda sets a bench mark for how good climbing vlogs should be. 🦾🦾👌🏼
Great video! Everyone watching is living vicariously through you 2. Love it!
Theodoropoulos, a local? Sure, Vlychada, Psilovrachos and Watermill (the classics of Kyparissi) ware patrly developed by him but Babala not so much. Why there is zero mentioning of Panjika? These guy's did way more not just around that area.
theodoropoulos, big time jerk in general. most people say so for 30 yeas now.
A really well put together video. Great footage, editing, music and narrative. Some of those lines look incredible. Sequoia Love looks absolutely mega! Thank you for making and sharing.
This is one of my favorites videos o. TH-cam ...You need to come to chile guys.
"Something a lot of people can climb".... 8a.... aka 5.13b. I literally don't know anybody that can climb 8a and I've been climbing for 6 years lmao.
Me too... They really suck on that. 7a+ is NOT an easy route for normal people. Is easy only for pro and semi-pro climbers.
@@kun072 5.12a is only easy for pro and semi-pro climbers? No
You're not European I take it
I know some people who climb 8a but 7a on rock is already harder than the average climber can do. 8a was pro climber territory not that long ago. 1984 Wolfgang Güllich climbed the worlds first 8b. Most pros at that time climbed 8a or easier.
Many people can climb 8a, probably takes ~5 years depending on the area where you climb you commitment and genetics. Def not the average climber though
Side trip next summer 😁
Easy line - 7A+ :)
Something a lot of people can climb... 8a. OK 😂
Well, more than 9a at least.
Great footage! Tinos may well be on my bucket list of want-to-visit places.
8a is definitely well in the range of dedicated weekend warriors.
Naming routes in French in Greece. Se bien
I guess you got the deeds of the place, right? Did you at least took the bolts out when you left or you plan to install an elevator for easy access, next time?
7:33 clipping your quick draw into the rope part of the anchor, is that not poor etiquette? Isn’t that how ropes are ruined and damaged, metal to metal on crabs that are only supposed to have rope running through them.
So, is this an old clip re-uploaded?
You all coming to Alaska?!
Char is looking RIPPED. Someone help me off the couch so I can try this exercise thing.
That is a lot of flight trip.
That is a lot of carbon.
@@paulmitchell5349 this is what I was implying
What kind of knee pad is she using?
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Nothing will limit you from accomplishing what you really want. Have the right mindset and everything will fall to place.
Please stop making our mountains look like colandors, thanks in advance.
new mecca? hahahahahaha sorry but no
The editing of this video ruined it completely. I'm so annoyed I had to stop watching haha
awful, uneeded music, annoying/too much narration. unwatchable in general.