The Top 3 Mistakes 90% of Climbers Make // Dave MacLeod
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Dave Macleod has been climbing for 27 years and has climbed 8C boulders, 9a sport climbs, E11 trad, XII,12 mixed and 8b+ free solo. He's best known for his first ascents of routes such as Rhapsody, the world’s first E11 trad route, Anubis VII,12 one of the world’s hardest mixed climbs and Echo Wall on Ben Nevis. As well as his FAs in Scotland, He's climbed numerous hard big walls around the world such as Project Fear (400m 8c) on the north face of Cima Ovest, Paciencia (900m 8a) Eiger North Face, Disco 2000 (400m 8a+, Blamman, Norway).
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I see Dave, I like
I see, Dave. I like.
Dave advice is truely really good. When he mentiones that he remembered the moves from 10 years ago, it reminds me of top chess players remembering exact board positions from games they played 10/15 years back. It just shows that if you wanna become a great athlete, you really need to constantly engage your mind rather than be passive or give not though to it.
A great comment, thanks. And I guess the most stressful moves become most etched in the mind.
Yeah, just like chess except checkmate they tip over your king with climbing your dead, DEAD
Wow Dave takes his interview camera seriously, amazing lighting
What a lad, truly amazin'.
Dave: you need to live a happy life so you can train properly 🙃
Dave has a wealth of experience to share that is very valuable. Nutrition just ain’t one of them, he’s the classic example of someone who claims to be scientific, yet distorts data and cherry picks studies to fit his narrative. The overall body of scientific evidence on nutrition for long term health benefits points in the opposite direction of where Dave is heading.
Care to provide more detail?
@@TroutMaskReplicaa See this NIH study, for example: www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC10380617/ "Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is the leading cause of death in the United States, and diet plays an instrumental role in CVD development. Plant-based diets have been strongly tied to a reduction in CVD incidence. In contrast, animal food consumption may increase CVD risk." Edit: he deleted his comment!
Yes, please provide some more info, even in summary - i.e. what's Dave claiming, and what's the body of evidence pointing to?
you said alot of nothing
don't give these kind of percentages without research. its just a guess on their end lol.
its just a title for a video
they also mention it in the video as well. either way it's bs and clickbait garbage.@@mcdoonaldsmanager8706
ive had a friend point at my "need for everything to be perfect" and "you worry too much" when climbing outdoors, and he is correct, my mindset climbing lead outdoors held back my actual climbing ability, i then knew what i should spend time developing (my mindset).
Definitely something I struggle with too. Check out my interviews with Hazel Findlay and Lor Sabourin on the podcast - good insights for mental game!
@@thestruggleclimbingshow I actually think one class with Hazel, (and Angus) did more for my climbing than pretty much anything else I've ever done.
@@Aaron-xq6hv love that! Keep an eye on the podcast for another mind blowing chat with Hazel on all things mindset, dropping in a couple weeks!
@@thestruggleclimbingshow Oh nice, I'm definitely gonna be looking forward to that, I listen to pretty much everything she's been on / does.