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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 พ.ย. 2019
- For Mickael and Bassa Mawem, “climbing is really a passion. It’s a way of life. It’s a sport where you progress yourself with each effort and each training. We are trying to give our most…to arrive at the top!”
#climbingisourpassion #definedbypassion #roadtotokyo
Video: Three Peak Films
Special thanks: Earth Treks Climbing and Fitness - กีฬา
they are now both qualified for the Olympics, as Bassa finish first on the speed in an olympic qualifier today :)
So sad to hear about Bassa's injury. But I'm sure Mickaël will bring home a medal for both of them! We'll know in 5 hours.
Great video!
these guys are the future of climbing, I was really surprised to se Mickel winning the Nationals last year, he was really above everyone else. Explosive, strong and super fit.
Congrats to both brothers for making the olympics!!! Truly inspiring
Reading the comments makes me really sad about what the climbing community has come to online. When the sport was less popular, there was much more love, a more connected community. Now people argue about who's the best constantly, crediting some climbers while pushing others down. It's silly and frustrating, especially if you've seen how the climbing community was prior to the recent boom of popularity. Everyone was lifting each other up. Now, it's the opposite. This isn't fucking football.
Good luck to both Mawem lads on their road to Tokyo, they are very entertaining to watch on the climbing wall.
I strongly second that, medias have a terrible impact on whatever they put their hands on
But happily, there still is the good spirit we like in local gyms, where everybody helps each other and no one is cocky etc. And I love that
80% of the people here are not even climbers, just hooligans. I see then in the gym...everytime they fall they look back to see if you are watching, and the most repeated sentence they have is "I can't do this". Never see then at the crag..and if I do they act like they are alone, not talking to anyone, not being part of anything.
yeah boys! well done, those in the clip and to those who made it!
Hey thanks 🙏🏽
super motivating!
💪
Mickael is having a revenge In Olympics because in ultimate Beastmaster Season 2 finals he fell and eliminated quickly in first stage
These people in the comments need to grow up, these guy obviously live breathe and eat sleep this shit, He's one of the best in the world at something just shut up watch enjoy, we don't always need you're 2 cents.
what?
@@5upl1an You cant read?
Can I use a part of this great video for a project I'm working on?
Sure! Just give credit where credit is due :)
sweet I put you in the description!@@madrockclimbing
sick video;)
Hey thanks 👊🏽
I remember the ultimate beastmaster level 4 when it was brother vs brother.
2'01: 19seconds i/o 10seconds
Only Ondra can have a training for Tokyo series? Road to X... is such a generic name that anyone can use it, and the Mawem Brothers fit perfectly. Surprise, they've both qualified for Tokyo. They know they need to work on bouldering/lead otherwise the Gold is out of reach so I'm sure we will see some amazing improvement from them. Competition climbing is not outdoor climbing.
these guys are super strong and I don't mean this as an insult, but I didn't see them do any hard climbing. Fast climbing on the speed wall? yes. badass, heavy training? sure. but no hard boulders and no sport at all.
Ripping off Adam Ondra's "Road to Tokyo"? ... Sad and unsportsmen likely...
4:29 when Alexander megos clone appears
I think it is him.
@@redsilver6452 of course, no one on earth wears the same clothes :)
Ha ha it is Alex Megos. Some of the German team was there training. Jan joker was also there and most of the USA team
Let’s be honest, combining speed, difficulty and bouldering is like trying to find best sprinter on 100 m, best runner on 800 m and marathon! It is stupid ....
@@ThreePeakFilms yeah that's actually Jan talking to megos
You can't simply make a climbing video and call it "Road to Tokyo"
Adam ondra ...?
Gilles Parez but.... they did.
Probably did so on purpose to get some of those adam ondra views.
It's their preparation for the olympics so you know, it fits.
Well, it worked, since I am following Adam Ondra's Road to Tokyo.
What a gym!!!
Good luck at the 2020 Olympics!
When you decide to starting hangboarding and look over and see a guy with 4 25s on his harness
25 kg or lbs?
i thought those were 45lb plates?
I climb at that gym and have used those same hangboards. I feel like I'm wasting the hangboards time now when I hang on them
I think you could get in trouble for the name, black diamond has a serious named the same
If we ever get to that point where you can get in (legal) trouble for naming a video the same as someone else already did the world is really gone to shit...
@@5upl1an it is...many asholes are coming. keyboard warriors who can't send a V3, but yet come here to write stupid things.
Translation error th-cam.com/video/zXm6fGHsE30/w-d-xo.html , it is 19s not 10s (you can even count on the video timeline if you can't hear "dix-neuf secondes" xD)
They look so strong. Do they do any proper climbing or is it training and plastic pulling all day?
All indoor climbers have now been completely demolished by your comment and you have proven your superiority
@@raresungureanu9221 lmao ty for choking me up w that rebuttal
@@raresungureanu9221 climbing inside is a hobby.
@@Dd1234g Climbing is a hobby, doesn't matter if it's done inside or outside
They are very focused on the Olympics, training. Micky does climb outside, but now that he has qualified I’m sure he’ll continue training indoor.
Anabolic Bros 😀
Is that what you injected to your brain in order to turn it to poop?
These guys are crazy strong and dynamic. Unfortunatelly the reason they are not winning comps is that they lack the climbing skill and technique. Go outside and climb on a rock instead of calisthenics.
@Adrien Lagasse ok so let me rephrase that....they dont have the technique compared to the other world class climbers. And also everybody climbs indoors....in my opinion everyobdy who climbs outdors has certain advantage. Maybe Japanese will take over but so far the best climbers are Ondra and Megos, who mainly climb outside.
Vojtech Krobot yeah bitch I cant wait to see speed climber get wrecked in bouldering.
Adam and Alex also train a lot indoor as well. Comp climbing today hardly resembles outdoor climbing. So climbing primarily outside wouldn’t give you a ton of advantage.
Internet is the only place where you can see amatur giving advice to pro to "how they can improve" LOL
For info they are now both qualified for the Olympics, as Bassa finish first on the speed in an olympic qualifier today... being way way way faster than Ondra
but yes thanks for the tips Vojtech...
@@MrKroba Dude indoor climbing is way more technical than outdoor... And i say this as a V13 outdoor climber which hate plastic. Outdoor is just pulling hard on small shit mostly. Sure it involve a lot more planning, tactics etc... but as far a pure technique goes, all those slaby stuff, coordinations mooves, crazy body position and such require a faaaaaarr more vast skillset than what you find outside. Juste have to see how well comp/plastic climber transition to outdoor (schubert go out once a year or so and do 9b+, the japanese crush every boulder in sight everytime they step outside the gym, margo did first 9a+, angy eiter first 9b etc...) while the opposite wouldn't be true (woods had to stop comp climbing cause he couldn't adapt to the expanded skill set for example, graham probably wouldn't even qualify on big comps etc..). That outdoor trope is so bad, you can say it doesn't interest you or whatever and i would agree, it's a somewhat different sport, with a vastly different mentality. But to say it require no skill wtf are you smoking ? Even Ondra have to stop climbing outdoor so he can adapt to the new bouldering technique. And it still require as much strenght as outdoor, there is still crimps and sloper, you still pump on lead etc... there is just so much more now.
This is the first time I disliked a video ever. All for using the title road to Tokyo