Tell me, what‘s it about all those haters inside the climbing comunity always trying to diminish others achievements? Just enjoy watching these Ondras and Alexes and be humble, be hungry and be the hardest worker in the room (by Dwayne Johnson) and you might send those moves yourself sometime.
What’s your point? You think Alex couldn’t have done it without? He did it in 3 hours, he spend 1,5h in 2014 when he did’t have more time and sent it after another 1,5h work in 2016.
What is your point?? It was a clear question. Alex is a fantastic climber but in his position also a rolemodel for us normal climbers. I watched Dai Koyamadas movie from Frankenjura and he was TOPROPING those routes. In Corona he clipped like once when he did the ascent and had FIVE preclipped quickdraws. Wtf is that??? Real climbing is not climbing with toprope. For me Ondra and Megos are in the same bracket and I always think they have the strict possible ethics.
@ALANSHEARERISGOD I can't remember the last time I saw a video of an ascent of Hubble which did not show the first two bolts preclipped. It seems to be acceptable practice for this route.
"The harder you fight, the harder it pulls" Incorrect, if you climb up, then you are climbing farther away from earths centre of gravity, thus reducing the gravitational pull on your body
cat intensifies how could you be so cool and wrong at the same time! the decrease of the gravitational pull is very small, but if you pull hard on the rock because of action and reaction, the force on where you are clinging gets stronger( 1.2times faster acceleration on pull leads to approximately 1.2 times gravitational force times weight more force but gravitational loss is very little almost zero actually) of course this is true if the term "fight hard" interperts to faster(harder) push
Lame. Though theoretically correct, not relevant at all, here. But there's something else wrong here: The order! It's not "the harder you fight, the harder it pulls", it is: The harder it pulls, the harder you fight!
The hard part of this route is actually the first 7 moves, which is a V14 (Font 8B on the oldschool scale) boulder problem. I've actually seen the mono refereed to as a "rest" on this route!
@@doublevgreen The grammar was off. You wouldn't ask "which age are you"?. You would ask "how old are you?". Anyway, I'm sorry, it wasn't worth mentioning. That's great that you can climb 12d/7c. I remember I reached 7c route & 7A boulder after my first year of climbing, and was certain that I was on my way to climbing 8A after 3 years(which was a goal of mine), but then I hurt my elbow. It has never healed properly but I am trying some new types of rehab now. Best of luck to you in your climbing, I hope you achieve all of your dreams and have fun. Don't make the mistake of over-climbing with too little rest in between sessions like I did. Cheers.
i dont get the thing with gravity being the enemy in climbing. Imagine a world without gravity. Climbing would just be boring. Gravity enables climbing, if you have on enemy in climbning its either the wall or your own body/mind
So patient, so static, awesome! Just kidding: I hate when people say things like that. Climbing at one's limit is NEVER STATIC. Point in unnecessary case. Thank you ... thank you ...
What is that, like 4 bolts? Maybe 30-35 feet max? Kinda lame. T hat's why there are so few repeats, no one wants to go out of their way for something so uninspiring. Action Directe has over 20 repeats, because it is a badass climb, which actually is also very short, but it is still far more inspiring than this.
It's not for lack of attempts that it has seen so few repeats. Raven Tor is one of the most popular sport climbing crags in the UK. It is just very, very hard.
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Tell me, what‘s it about all those haters inside the climbing comunity always trying to diminish others achievements? Just enjoy watching these Ondras and Alexes and be humble, be hungry and be the hardest worker in the room (by Dwayne Johnson) and you might send those moves yourself sometime.
This guy is quite good
indeed
Thanks, Red Bull, for using real music and not weird climbing music in your rock vids
this is the sickest ascent video ever
Wow, cooles Video Alex. Gib mal Laut wenn Du in Dresden bist
Did Ben Moon also climb this with 3 bolts preclipped?
What’s your point? You think Alex couldn’t have done it without? He did it in 3 hours, he spend 1,5h in 2014 when he did’t have more time and sent it after another 1,5h work in 2016.
What is your point?? It was a clear question. Alex is a fantastic climber but in his position also a rolemodel for us normal climbers. I watched Dai Koyamadas movie from Frankenjura and he was TOPROPING those routes. In Corona he clipped like once when he did the ascent and had FIVE preclipped quickdraws. Wtf is that??? Real climbing is not climbing with toprope. For me Ondra and Megos are in the same bracket and I always think they have the strict possible ethics.
Acctually there was no first and 2nd aid point back in the day.
@ALANSHEARERISGOD I can't remember the last time I saw a video of an ascent of Hubble which did not show the first two bolts preclipped. It seems to be acceptable practice for this route.
@@peterhammer6915 Pinkpoint down under
love redbull
"The harder you fight, the harder it pulls" Incorrect, if you climb up, then you are climbing farther away from earths centre of gravity, thus reducing the gravitational pull on your body
ur so cool m8
Finlay Craig I know I'm being annoying, I just had to :D
cat intensifies how could you be so cool and wrong at the same time! the decrease of the gravitational pull is very small, but if you pull hard on the rock because of action and reaction, the force on where you are clinging gets stronger( 1.2times faster acceleration on pull leads to approximately 1.2 times gravitational force times weight more force but gravitational loss is very little almost zero actually) of course this is true if the term "fight hard" interperts to faster(harder) push
True, but I havbe to say, I obviously understand that the decrease in gravity is way to low to even be measurable
Lame. Though theoretically correct, not relevant at all, here. But there's something else wrong here: The order! It's not "the harder you fight, the harder it pulls", it is: The harder it pulls, the harder you fight!
Alex please try Brandenburg Gate
I really like that he didnt have some pathetic screaming when he finished the route. Just the look of comprehension and appreciation. He is real.
Was that a shot at Adam ondra 😂
Nothing wrong with showing excitement. Different people experience it in different, and all perfectly fine, ways.
Anyone know what the music track is?
Music is listed in the description.
The mono high foot cross hurts my brain and ego.
The hard part of this route is actually the first 7 moves, which is a V14 (Font 8B on the oldschool scale) boulder problem. I've actually seen the mono refereed to as a "rest" on this route!
Newton was wrong about gravity, actually.
when 7a is hard for me...
Strength training every day boy
Grég Achard lol which age are you i am 15 and do 7c i hope i can do 9a some day
@@doublevgreen I take it English is not your first Language.
@@everythingviral972 that was just a weird word order but legit english
@@doublevgreen The grammar was off. You wouldn't ask "which age are you"?. You would ask "how old are you?". Anyway, I'm sorry, it wasn't worth mentioning.
That's great that you can climb 12d/7c. I remember I reached 7c route & 7A boulder after my first year of climbing, and was certain that I was on my way to climbing 8A after 3 years(which was a goal of mine), but then I hurt my elbow. It has never healed properly but I am trying some new types of rehab now.
Best of luck to you in your climbing, I hope you achieve all of your dreams and have fun. Don't make the mistake of over-climbing with too little rest in between sessions like I did. Cheers.
boys get this video attention
i dont get the thing with gravity being the enemy in climbing. Imagine a world without gravity. Climbing would just be boring. Gravity enables climbing, if you have on enemy in climbning its either the wall or your own body/mind
it may be the same way that in sports opposing teams are considered the "enemy", yet we rely on them to play the sport otherwise it would be boring.
So patient, so static, awesome!
Just kidding: I hate when people say things like that. Climbing at one's limit is NEVER STATIC. Point in unnecessary case. Thank you ... thank you ...
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8 and sweet vid
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act use arm assume.
I See him very often wehn i go Klimb at Café Kraft , but i Never Talk to him ;)
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нормаль и пучком.лучше на немецком а то инглеш ГРУБ
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Endlich mal jemand deutsches
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Wow German
his voice sounds like a 15 year old getting into puberty
your name sounds like something 6 year olds name themselves on xbox live :D
Fuck I hate Redbull.
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Music ruined it.
What is that, like 4 bolts? Maybe 30-35 feet max? Kinda lame. T hat's why there are so few repeats, no one wants to go out of their way for something so uninspiring. Action Directe has over 20 repeats, because it is a badass climb, which actually is also very short, but it is still far more inspiring than this.
It's not for lack of attempts that it has seen so few repeats. Raven Tor is one of the most popular sport climbing crags in the UK. It is just very, very hard.
wow, what a load of pretentious nonsense.
I am guessing you aren't a climber