"I have no control over my fingers" ~Magnus Midtbø, former professional rock climber with incredible hand technique and fingerstrength equivalent to the gravitation of the sun
You should turn one of the extra offices into a yoga room! Black out the windows, get some extra floor-matts in there. I would have loved a yoga-specific room in my gym.
@@olisk-jy9rz blacking out the windows and getting a dimmer for the lights in the yoga room, i just thought it would make for a more tranquil environment for yoga, which has always been a very meditative routine to unwind and come down from a workout.
@@khalil7011 not to be rude but you sound like the kind of person that doesn't stretch then complains about not being able to reach good footholds bc of poor mobility. many climbers like yoga even solely for the advantage of increased mobility, body awareness and to prevent injuries, call it stupid if you wish but there's a lot of pro climbers that swear by it to balance out their climbing
@@magmidt It would be interesting to see what kind of a boulder Marte would set with her level of experience. I always want to think I'd set a super cool one if I ever get a chance. You should have contests at your gym for regular people, and if they win they get to come set a boulder, and learn how.
As one of the few people on here who isn’t a climber. I actually really liked at the end when Marte was saying what she would have Magnus try and then him explaining why not. Gives a look into why he’s choosing the moves that he’s doing
I got into climbing because of magnus literally it’s so much fun and a great way to make my little sister do some physical activity. Also great video so EXCITINGGG!!! Congrats to Marte starting to do belayinggg excited to see that!!!
I also got into climbing because of Magnus and now I’m a year and a half in and extremely OBSESSED! He is seriously paving the way in terms of making climbing much more mainstream!
On supergluing cuts: that is exactly what superglue was invented for. It's an invention from the vietnam war to quickly close wounds on the battlefield to prevent infection until wounded soldiers could get to a medical facility for more permanent treatment. Which is also exactly why anytime you use superglue it seems to want to glue your fingers together more than anything else.
It was invented in the 40's and the re-invented later in the 50's but not specifically for medical use. Another example of aiming for a specific purpose (in this case they were trying to create a clear plastic for gun sights) and ending up with something unexpected that eventually turns out to be very useful. Like the glue used on post-it notes.
8:05 About the superglue: "Some rock climbers use cyanoacrylate to repair damage to the skin on their fingertips. Similarly, stringed-instrument players can form protective finger caps (typically, when they lose their calluses due to inactivity or accidents) with cyanoacrylates. While the glue is not very toxic and wears off quickly with shed skin, applying large quantities of glue and its fumes directly to the skin can cause chemical burns." From: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyanoacrylate#Medical_and_veterinary
to be honest, hospitals do use a form of cyanoacrylate for cuts that are too small to be stitched but too deep to have a bandaid on. superglue can be used, but not excessively
I heard that superglue was originally intended/created for quick stitch-ups out in the battlefield... i use it (sparingly) on cuts all the time, and my brother patches up his dog when she snags herself on fences or branches... stays on just long enough for the skin to hold itself together...
@@jeffreyliang2780 they do, it is just a different chemical compound, so after polymerization it does not give off acetic acid (vinegar) that could cause irritation and the described chemical burns. In a pinch the "normal" super glue does the trick
In Wilderness First Responder courses the superglue thing is covered (in the text if not in the practicals). In short: a little goes a long way and don't do anything dumb (like actually glue a wound shut, preventing drainage). There's more details than that, get training from a professional.
"Hadn't seen it since last time there" - could have seen pictures since, but hadn't, it was a fine english clarifying sentence, he just didn't sound sure when he said it.
"I don't even know why I'm trying to give advise" I get the sentiment, but it's super useful; Marte is the voice of the viewer - I was thinking exactly the same thing ("Why didn't he put his foot up?"), and by voicing it we get a nice explanation. Keep it up Marte!
Superglue was invited for closing wounds. The idea is to push the cut together and put it on the outside to hold the skin together. Don't put it in the wound or it will actually prevent the wound from healing by putting a barrier between the two sides of the cut. Hope that makes sense.
Hey Magnus, I've got an idea for one of your next videos. Go to a moonboard and do a benchmark problem (e.g. most repeated one or best rated) for each grade from 6a+ over 6b, 6b+ etc as far as you can get. 3 tries per problem or something. I really like to see you try hard and we could check out how we are doing on the same problems.
You can rent out the offices for companies to hold meetings there. Would make a cool sales team meeting venue. And I keep super glue in all my work trucks for that reason
If you have any spots within an hour and a half or less from your house its definitely worth going outside sometime. You get the try hard bug and start moving up the grades (which are way different). Strength matters which is fantastic and pushes you into wanting to train and exercise more/harder. Im pretty much an indoor climber exclusively too but ive done a handful of outdoor rounds this past month or so and they have felt incredible. Projects never disappear! :)
Super glue is pretty safe to use for small cuts since it creates a perfect seal over the cut the way a scab would. It's a pretty common first aid secret tech
Because of Covid I haven't been able to enjoy bouldering, but this really fills my heart, thanks magnus, hope you're being safe and this gym works out.
Congratulations on the new Gym, can't wait to see it finished!!!! Magnus, you should a series of videos about climbing grading, like take a 6a boulder problem and modify it to turn it in a 6B and then 6C and so on. Hope you get to 1 million subscribers.
Magnus, since watching your videos (from over a year ago), I've taken up climbing, built a wall in my garage and even paid the crazy costs of Canadian gyms. Now, I'm so excited about it, that I want take a trip to Norway as soon as my kids are little better at hiking and climbing. Then I'm going to stop at one of your gyms to spend most of the day there. The saddest part about my plan will be that I probably won't get to shake your hand to thank you in person for enriching a part of my life that I didn't know I even enjoyed!
@@atomicmokka599 Why? Many people who climb outdoors regularly at all think this way. The climbs in the gym are temporary vs. boulders outside which stay forever, so most people think of the problems at the gym as just training so they can go out and take down real boulders that will remain forever.
@@atomicmokka599 I don't think he meant comp climbing. And all the people who do that climb outside as well and use inside for training. They don't really project inside
He is right. Try Climbing and Bouldering outside, its a completly new world, you start as a Beginner even if you are one of the good guys/girls in the gym.
This is gonna be the craziest gym I’ve ever seen, maybe the world. I’m new to climbing. Six months in and topping v7s cause my friends are great at pushing me to try and watching you climb is inspiring.dream to climb here one day
The gym, offices, and general structure look amazing! Maybe it has open by now (Sept 29). I look forward to the day when those of us with US passports can travel again (long in the future) so that I can climb here.
You could use one of those big office rooms as a private function room for parties/stag doos and things like that. Maybe even just a lunch or eating room?
This has to be one of the coolest looking climbing gyms I've seen, either in person or in video. I love how they've worked in such unique holds. It's on my bucket list to make it to your gym one day.
For any wondering, Magnus's videos are lighthearted and wholesome! As a novice climber it's great to see Magnus flow through problems and break down technique.
Seems there’s a running theme with Magnus and opening gyms: “there’s three weeks left and there’s a ton of stuff to do”. Next we’re going to learn he’s also moving while opening a gym again.
Hey Magnus! Could you do another boulder setting challenge episode like the one you did last time in the new gym with Marcus and Erlend? I really enjoyed the concept and was hoping to see more of those, especially now that the new gym's starting to take shape!
Super glue is great for closing cuts, they actually use it in surgical applications. Just make sure to clean the wound first, you will be sealing in dirt and bacteria otherwise. I closed a giant cut in my hand that i got a sea, that would have required stitches, it worked really well. Make sure to leave some small gaps to allow drainage.
Most Superglues are perfectly safe to put on cuts seeing as it was designed for that purpose. Medical glue was only developed because of certain properties that make the cut heal quicker
I think that she's really beginning to become better at adapting her climbing technique to a method that suits her even on boulders that normally wouldn't. Like for example she's able to break big move into smaller ones because she's better at it. Good job Marte !
Superglue was invented by accident in 1942. It was eventually "re-discovered" and commercialized in 1958. "There are many myths surrounding its invention being on the battlefields of world war two. While much of what surrounds its wartime myth is false, it was indeed used during the Vietnam war (1955-1975) to help close the wounds on the soldiers."
Am struggling to tell whether she said times or attempts, if I have to choose I'd say it is acceptable to hear either but times is probably what she said as it requires less articulation Upon further thought I have decided to retract my original statement and settle with attempts as my guess
Love your videos. It would be nice to see a Beta-break episode where you do easier boulders in as few moves as possible. Another video I would love to see is yhe 100-second Hang challenge. I know you did it already, but you are supposed to have a rotating bar :)
I'm a beginner, and I would give absolutely anything for 2 hours of intensive coaching with Magnus. Seems like a hella nice dude and an absolute fantastic climber. Always a joy to watch!
Like it when Marte gives her opinion since Magnus can teach us all, keep asking! Also I got a question for all of you sport climbers: do you usually try to grip every hold with an open hand? been hearing that I should try to avoid crimping (half crimping) to have more endurance
What about a viewer "competition" to name a route? Also, place looks incredible. When all this crazyness is over I'd love to come over and embarrass myself on the walls.
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If anybody else touched that drone their fingers would have been chopped off. Magnus' fingers are made of steel.
I feel sorry for the drone...
His fingers are like the same width with his thumb. Pretty crazy!
His finger and tendon strength must have played a huge role
You know human finger nails are pretty tough right? Magnus' finger nails then must be x5 normal strength.
I thought the same hahaha
"I have no control over my fingers"
~Magnus Midtbø, former professional rock climber with incredible hand technique and fingerstrength equivalent to the gravitation of the sun
Looks brilliant. Gona have to make a visit when I'm passing. Get some cracks up in there for ye 😉good work Magnus
set a harder crack route with off width cracks this time
hbdc 69 we're definitely going to have to get Magnus offwidthing again 😎
Wide Boyz haha i love the pete and magnus videos they're always a laugh 🤣👍
Wide Boyz haha i love the pete and magnus videos they're always a laugh 🤣👍
*You got injured because you forgot to chalk the drone, silly Magnus.*
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You should turn one of the extra offices into a yoga room! Black out the windows, get some extra floor-matts in there. I would have loved a yoga-specific room in my gym.
Why blacking out the windows?
@@olisk-jy9rz To not distract the climbers with the view? :P
@@olisk-jy9rz blacking out the windows and getting a dimmer for the lights in the yoga room, i just thought it would make for a more tranquil environment for yoga, which has always been a very meditative routine to unwind and come down from a workout.
Yoga is stupid do that shit at home
@@khalil7011 not to be rude but you sound like the kind of person that doesn't stretch then complains about not being able to reach good footholds bc of poor mobility. many climbers like yoga even solely for the advantage of increased mobility, body awareness and to prevent injuries, call it stupid if you wish but there's a lot of pro climbers that swear by it to balance out their climbing
This is so sick... That huge pile of holds in boxes is so beautiful just because of the potential haha. Would love to see some setting videos!
Next video we set😎
@@magmidt !!! Even just from the few boulders that are up already, it looks like ya'll have some really unique holds. Psyched
@@magmidt It would be interesting to see what kind of a boulder Marte would set with her level of experience. I always want to think I'd set a super cool one if I ever get a chance. You should have contests at your gym for regular people, and if they win they get to come set a boulder, and learn how.
@@smuir6104 It is really hard to set fun boulders that arent to hard but not to easy. I always overdo it when setting new boulders xD
Like candies in a candystore
Marte is just great! Funny, clever and humble, always at the right moments. Just an amazing personality! And always cute as hell
Magnus, Marte needs to be a model on the Rungne store!!! I am a normal girl, and I need to see how the sweater fits a normal girl! ;) Love the vids!
As one of the few people on here who isn’t a climber. I actually really liked at the end when Marte was saying what she would have Magnus try and then him explaining why not. Gives a look into why he’s choosing the moves that he’s doing
I got into climbing because of magnus literally it’s so much fun and a great way to make my little sister do some physical activity. Also great video so EXCITINGGG!!! Congrats to Marte starting to do belayinggg excited to see that!!!
I also got into climbing because of Magnus and now I’m a year and a half in and extremely OBSESSED! He is seriously paving the way in terms of making climbing much more mainstream!
Same here xD only been climbing for about 4 months before pandemic thou
Me too! Built my own garage wall and vlogged a little!
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On supergluing cuts: that is exactly what superglue was invented for. It's an invention from the vietnam war to quickly close wounds on the battlefield to prevent infection until wounded soldiers could get to a medical facility for more permanent treatment. Which is also exactly why anytime you use superglue it seems to want to glue your fingers together more than anything else.
It was used but not invented during the vietnam war...
It was invented in the 40's and the re-invented later in the 50's but not specifically for medical use. Another example of aiming for a specific purpose (in this case they were trying to create a clear plastic for gun sights) and ending up with something unexpected that eventually turns out to be very useful. Like the glue used on post-it notes.
You could use all of these office spaces for on site physio appointments etc
Hope Magnus sees this comment, it's an awesome idea
- I'm really proud of you
- I don't even know why I'm trying to give you advise
Awwwww Marte is so cute
I love the exposure that a major channel like this gives to bouldering, 1 million in no time
8:05 About the superglue:
"Some rock climbers use cyanoacrylate to repair damage to the skin on their fingertips. Similarly, stringed-instrument players can form protective finger caps (typically, when they lose their calluses due to inactivity or accidents) with cyanoacrylates. While the glue is not very toxic and wears off quickly with shed skin, applying large quantities of glue and its fumes directly to the skin can cause chemical burns."
From: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyanoacrylate#Medical_and_veterinary
to be honest, hospitals do use a form of cyanoacrylate for cuts that are too small to be stitched but too deep to have a bandaid on. superglue can be used, but not excessively
@@jeffreyliang2780 And i imagine it's better to use medical grade stuff for bigger cuts.
I heard that superglue was originally intended/created for quick stitch-ups out in the battlefield... i use it (sparingly) on cuts all the time, and my brother patches up his dog when she snags herself on fences or branches... stays on just long enough for the skin to hold itself together...
@@jeffreyliang2780 they do, it is just a different chemical compound, so after polymerization it does not give off acetic acid (vinegar) that could cause irritation and the described chemical burns. In a pinch the "normal" super glue does the trick
In Wilderness First Responder courses the superglue thing is covered (in the text if not in the practicals). In short: a little goes a long way and don't do anything dumb (like actually glue a wound shut, preventing drainage). There's more details than that, get training from a professional.
'i have not been there since we were there last time'... Magnus thats normal
-(Edit; I dont mean it harsh, people)😶🥴
hahahahahaha
Lol here the last time on camera maybe.
Obviously Magnus can't knwo but normal girl could have noticed
"Hadn't seen it since last time there" - could have seen pictures since, but hadn't, it was a fine english clarifying sentence, he just didn't sound sure when he said it.
@@SuperAkaras i know. I dont mean it in a critical way ;)
"I don't even know why I'm trying to give advise" I get the sentiment, but it's super useful; Marte is the voice of the viewer - I was thinking exactly the same thing ("Why didn't he put his foot up?"), and by voicing it we get a nice explanation. Keep it up Marte!
Superglue was invited for closing wounds. The idea is to push the cut together and put it on the outside to hold the skin together. Don't put it in the wound or it will actually prevent the wound from healing by putting a barrier between the two sides of the cut. Hope that makes sense.
After several weeks of no new magnus, this was the fastest click in the west :D
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Hey Magnus, I've got an idea for one of your next videos.
Go to a moonboard and do a benchmark problem (e.g. most repeated one or best rated) for each grade from 6a+ over 6b, 6b+ etc as far as you can get. 3 tries per problem or something.
I really like to see you try hard and we could check out how we are doing on the same problems.
at 10:45 magnus hand slapping the hold fits well with the track. Not just a great climber, but also a musical genius
16:30 Marte "oh amazing" the admiration for Magnus was very cute lol sick gym maybe one day if I'm Norway I'll be able to check it out
You can rent out the offices for companies to hold meetings there. Would make a cool sales team meeting venue. And I keep super glue in all my work trucks for that reason
"Indoor climbing is just for training anyways" *cries in only inside bouldering*
If you have any spots within an hour and a half or less from your house its definitely worth going outside sometime. You get the try hard bug and start moving up the grades (which are way different). Strength matters which is fantastic and pushes you into wanting to train and exercise more/harder.
Im pretty much an indoor climber exclusively too but ive done a handful of outdoor rounds this past month or so and they have felt incredible. Projects never disappear! :)
Jagknorr hard to go outdoor climbing when you live in Florida. I have to plan road trips couple times a year if I wanna go outdoor
@@joeym2723 same boat bro, come to dynoclimb in deland sometime
@@gageh3091 you still climbing at dyno climb i’ve been there once but i normally climb at daytona climbing company which is pretty close
Love the color scheme in this new gym!
Super glue is pretty safe to use for small cuts since it creates a perfect seal over the cut the way a scab would. It's a pretty common first aid secret tech
Because of Covid I haven't been able to enjoy bouldering, but this really fills my heart, thanks magnus, hope you're being safe and this gym works out.
Yes! New content from Magnus! And Marte is in it! I've been having a rubbish day and this is just what I needed to cheer me up. Thanks guys
0:28
Every one: carries the box
Magnus: pinches the box
It would be interesting to know about the behind the scenes of owning a climbing gym and the work that goes into it.
Can’t wait to visit this next year wearing my Rungne tee!
Went there on the opening wearing mine 😆
torm1992 top man!
Congratulations on the new Gym, can't wait to see it finished!!!! Magnus, you should a series of videos about climbing grading, like take a 6a boulder problem and modify it to turn it in a 6B and then 6C and so on. Hope you get to 1 million subscribers.
Magnus, since watching your videos (from over a year ago), I've taken up climbing, built a wall in my garage and even paid the crazy costs of Canadian gyms. Now, I'm so excited about it, that I want take a trip to Norway as soon as my kids are little better at hiking and climbing. Then I'm going to stop at one of your gyms to spend most of the day there. The saddest part about my plan will be that I probably won't get to shake your hand to thank you in person for enriching a part of my life that I didn't know I even enjoyed!
As soon as I can travel im heading over to this gym, looks sick
Magnus you're a huge influence in my climbing career, keep these videos comin! hello all the way from the Philippines
"indoor climbing is just for training" -magnus
i feel personally attacked
yeah I figured he'd get more flack in the comments for this
@@atomicmokka599 Why? Many people who climb outdoors regularly at all think this way. The climbs in the gym are temporary vs. boulders outside which stay forever, so most people think of the problems at the gym as just training so they can go out and take down real boulders that will remain forever.
@@matthewzaloudek I just figured some of the olympic bouldering and speed climbing guys would take offense. Not me personally
@@atomicmokka599 I don't think he meant comp climbing. And all the people who do that climb outside as well and use inside for training. They don't really project inside
He is right. Try Climbing and Bouldering outside, its a completly new world, you start as a Beginner even if you are one of the good guys/girls in the gym.
This is gonna be the craziest gym I’ve ever seen, maybe the world. I’m new to climbing. Six months in and topping v7s cause my friends are great at pushing me to try and watching you climb is inspiring.dream to climb here one day
"a warm, sunny part of Norway"
We all look forward to seeing you reach 1 million subscribers by the end of the year!!! Cheers
The gym looks truly epic. So beautiful and bright!!
seeing all those shoes wants to make me cry of joy! Great vid magnus
The gym, offices, and general structure look amazing! Maybe it has open by now (Sept 29). I look forward to the day when those of us with US passports can travel again (long in the future) so that I can climb here.
You could use one of those big office rooms as a private function room for parties/stag doos and things like that. Maybe even just a lunch or eating room?
You two are my inspiration whenever I go climbing now, thank you ♥️
So so cool! Can’t wait to see the opening! I hope you will vlog it!
He said only 30% of watchers were subbed and I was like, "Wait. I subbed when I started watching LAST YEAR right?". Wrong. I was wrong
This has to be one of the coolest looking climbing gyms I've seen, either in person or in video. I love how they've worked in such unique holds. It's on my bucket list to make it to your gym one day.
Those new shirts are sweet. Love the doodles of you on the back. Definitely grabbing both!
For any wondering, Magnus's videos are lighthearted and wholesome! As a novice climber it's great to see Magnus flow through problems and break down technique.
You can turn some of the office/meeting rooms into study areas or places to rest and relax
Feels like the beginning of a new journey, your vlog started with the opening of the first climbing gym.
Seems there’s a running theme with Magnus and opening gyms: “there’s three weeks left and there’s a ton of stuff to do”. Next we’re going to learn he’s also moving while opening a gym again.
This is not about Magnus, this is the case with opening ANY gym.
rrrents I was just trying to make a call back about when he opened up the gym in Oslo
Magnus single handedly put a bag of chalk spread across those holds, they went firm very bright to a tons of chalk I love it.
Hey Magnus! Could you do another boulder setting challenge episode like the one you did last time in the new gym with Marcus and Erlend? I really enjoyed the concept and was hoping to see more of those, especially now that the new gym's starting to take shape!
Super glue is great for closing cuts, they actually use it in surgical applications. Just make sure to clean the wound first, you will be sealing in dirt and bacteria otherwise. I closed a giant cut in my hand that i got a sea, that would have required stitches, it worked really well. Make sure to leave some small gaps to allow drainage.
Finally!! New video from Magnus 🎉👍
Most Superglues are perfectly safe to put on cuts seeing as it was designed for that purpose. Medical glue was only developed because of certain properties that make the cut heal quicker
I love hw strong she has gotten! If she ever buys new climbing shoes, i totally recommend the scarpa instincts.
I think that she's really beginning to become better at adapting her climbing technique to a method that suits her even on boulders that normally wouldn't. Like for example she's able to break big move into smaller ones because she's better at it. Good job Marte !
Marta: Make suggestions to the Master, not to teach him, but because you learn when he confirms or corrects your idea. This is a good thing.
Your content is SO good. Your transitions and font choices are so professional and well done. It’s only a matter of time before you hit that goal!
You could rent out the offices as co-working space for young business people.
and chalk
First injury: caused by drone
Ppl following Magnus: Lynch drone
I'm always impressed when Magnus drops some rock facts.
Superglue was invented by accident in 1942. It was eventually "re-discovered" and commercialized in 1958.
"There are many myths surrounding its invention being on the battlefields of world war two. While much of what surrounds its wartime myth is false, it was indeed used during the Vietnam war (1955-1975) to help close the wounds on the soldiers."
Haven't seen it since the last time I was there
Magnus is back! Woo
That orange problem is probably one of the coolest I've ever seen
So happy to have more Magnus content. Love the look of the new gym
Love my Rúngne shirt! Comes off super quick ;) haha
Yes!! A new video, I want to visit Norway so bad!
Marta: magnus you don't know how to count to 2?
also Marta: 22:55
two more times.
Am struggling to tell whether she said times or attempts, if I have to choose I'd say it is acceptable to hear either but times is probably what she said as it requires less articulation
Upon further thought I have decided to retract my original statement and settle with attempts as my guess
@@Asdfghjkl-ls1or She definitely says "times".
Your editing is getting more and more slick, I didn't think it was possible!
Need more regular content! Been waiting weeks for a new video 😆
Love the look of the walls, nice that they look different to other gyms. Be great to see when it's finished.
Magnus thinks his finger may be cut off and actually the drone is the one wrecked by his BEAST FINGERS
That gym already looks really fun to climb in
Love your videos. It would be nice to see a Beta-break episode where you do easier boulders in as few moves as possible.
Another video I would love to see is yhe 100-second Hang challenge. I know you did it already, but you are supposed to have a rotating bar :)
Good luck with the new gym Magnus.
This gym looks pretty amazing man
That gym looks amazing, 100% making a trip there when its open and covid permitting.
I'VE BEEN REFRESHING AND WAITING FOR VIDEOS WOO ALSO COMMENTING FOR ALGORITHM
This is looking AMAZING! So pumped to see vlogs from this gym. Great stuff Magnus!
The walls look soo nice🤩
The new gym is looking awesome
I already want to go there SO BAD!!
I'm a beginner, and I would give absolutely anything for 2 hours of intensive coaching with Magnus. Seems like a hella nice dude and an absolute fantastic climber. Always a joy to watch!
Superglue on cuts is definitely a common thing, it's the same as liquid bandaid.
Dude! You could have all the vids on your channel looped on all those screens! That place is gonna amazing.
Gleder meg helt sykt til å få testet det ut!
Looks awesome Magnus. Best of luck.
Wow it looks amazing 🤩
I really enjoy seeing Magnus and Marte interactions ☺️
WOAH magnus liked a *bunch* of comments
Like it when Marte gives her opinion since Magnus can teach us all, keep asking!
Also I got a question for all of you sport climbers: do you usually try to grip every hold with an open hand? been hearing that I should try to avoid crimping (half crimping) to have more endurance
I want to climb there!
Let’s help Magnus accomplish his goal of 1 million subscribers by the end of the year so , at least one person be happy in 2020
What about a viewer "competition" to name a route?
Also, place looks incredible. When all this crazyness is over I'd love to come over and embarrass myself on the walls.
Guess I have to go to Kristiansand then. Haven't tried this climbing business yet, but it's about time.