nice, im wondering why she was waiting and chalking at the last small hold, she could just do last move and get the edge (where i suppose is a good hold-correct me if am wrong), it would not be so exhausting. great work!
It should only be considered a project if the climber already pocesses the strenght to do the climb on your first session. I doubt that Nina was climbing V10s 6 years ago and it took her 6 years to send this climb. Should a V1 climber go try this and consider it a project until he/she sends?
+Rock&Ride I mean, until you send a climb, every session where you work on it is "projecting", so I'm not sure what you mean? is there some time where "projecting" becomes significant when you're within a a couple v-grades of being able to send a climb?
Lets supposed Tim and big dude's limit boulder is V1 at this moment. The day Tim climbs his best of V1 he goes off to try a V10. How can that V10 be consider a project? How ridicules does it sound for a V1 climber to have a v10 project? So yes I guess I do think a climb should not be considered a "project" until it's within the climbers abilities. Most training books describe a "climb pyramid" where the project is only one grade harder than what has already been sent. I don't think it takes 6 years to go from V9 to V10. I'm just talking here, so maybe my thinking is wrong, but for me it doesn't make sense to have a 6 year project.
Wow, what an aesthetic line. A heruclean effort to match. This is the essence of climbing.
Absolute mega dream line. Thank you for the inspiration.
Wow such a classic double deck mega line! I recall watching DG footage on this way back in time. Thanks!
I love this video. You inspire me NINA!!!
That is dedication and perseverance.
Amazing climb! That looks so hard. I can't believe Nina Williams was, growing up, on the climbing team that I'm on now!!
Spectacular! Well done Nina!
this is beautiful video
Thanks for the hype! Killin it! 🤘💪😎
Amazing line!!! Wow you are a crusher Nina!
you're an inspiration nina!!!
Congrats on making it! Good for you for never giving up and working for it.
Mente Fuerte y una linea extraordinaria, por supuesto nina eres tremenda. Felicidades.
That's wonderful! I'm very proud of your achievement *round of applause* you're amazing C:
what a new england classic
Nice work!
sick send!
Amazing arms
Word!
Nice Nina. It sure seems like you have Strenght to Spare.
Her muscles are beautiful
Anyone know this song?
Samuel Penkacik Lifespan by Vaults - it was in the credits at the end of the video.
nice, im wondering why she was waiting and chalking at the last small hold, she could just do last move and get the edge (where i suppose is a good hold-correct me if am wrong), it would not be so exhausting. great work!
That thing is easy...did it years ago. Where's that thing at?
I highly doubt that.
Sure, that's the First Free Ascent, but what about the First Aided Ascent? I'd like to see that....
I think it stands for First Female Ascent in this case and for most bouldering cases.
It should only be considered a project if the climber already pocesses the strenght to do the climb on your first session. I doubt that Nina was climbing V10s 6 years ago and it took her 6 years to send this climb. Should a V1 climber go try this and consider it a project until he/she sends?
Rock&Ride ..........................what?
+Rock&Ride I mean, until you send a climb, every session where you work on it is "projecting", so I'm not sure what you mean? is there some time where "projecting" becomes significant when you're within a a couple v-grades of being able to send a climb?
Lets supposed Tim and big dude's limit boulder is V1 at this moment. The day Tim climbs his best of V1 he goes off to try a V10. How can that V10 be consider a project? How ridicules does it sound for a V1 climber to have a v10 project? So yes I guess I do think a climb should not be considered a "project" until it's within the climbers abilities. Most training books describe a "climb pyramid" where the project is only one grade harder than what has already been sent. I don't think it takes 6 years to go from V9 to V10. I'm just talking here, so maybe my thinking is wrong, but for me it doesn't make sense to have a 6 year project.
+Rock&Ride Lappnor project / Nalle Hukkataival 5 Years.... and still in progress
+Rock&Ride She had climbed at least one V10 at least 5 years ago, from what I can gather from previous interviews.