Hi aĺl, Arco is still full of great potential for bolting. For any grades, actually, but I tend to be the most interested in the high grades. I've really enjoyed joining forces with Stefano and Laura, bolting a new badass hard line and finding out it is much harder than we expected... 😅
This is awesome. Just wondering how far we can go in "cleaning" the rock by hammering off the softened, eroded layer. It's close to mining for new holds... Anyway, if done by professionals like you, I guess we're safe, aesthetically speaking.
@@januanderly Someone in another comment mentioned it’s more for safety than anything else. If they left it, it would 100% be pulled off by someone pretty soon. If you’re going to climb on the face then taking that off eliminates the danger. It definitely seems weird or bad at first but it makes sense if you think about it.
CHICOS, IGUAL OS INTERESABA PROBAR LOS PASOS CON LA VÍA MONTADA HASTA DOMINAR LA SECUENCIA, PARA EVITAR LA PÉRDIDA DE TIEMPO DE LOS VUELOS Y UNA VEZ SALGA EMPEZÁIS A HACERLA DESDE ABAJO CON TODOS LOS PASOS Y LOS REPOSOS INTERIORIZADOS. CREO QUE AMORTIZARÉIS MÁS EL TIEMPO, ACORTARÉIS EL PROCESO DE INTERIORIZAR Y DOSIFICARÉIS MUCHO MÁS LA FUERZA. LA CONCENTRACIÓN IGUAL SE HACE MUCHO MÁS DINÁMICA AL PODER REPETIR LOS PASOS QUE FALLAN DIRECTAMENTE. IGUAL LO HACÉIS ASÍ Y HABLO DE MÁS, NO LO SE, PERO VEO QUE ES UN MODO QUIZÁS MÁS PRÁCTICO DE DOMINAR EL PROCESO, SI NO SALE A VISTA A LA PRIMERA Y SE VE QUE CLARAMENTE HAY VARIOS PASOS QUE DEPURAR EVITAR LOS VUELOS ES UN AHORRO EN TODOS LOS SENTIDOS, NO SUFRE EL MATERIAL, EL DESGASTE FÍSICO Y PSICOLÓGICO ES MENOR Y LA ASIMILACIÓN DE TODA LA SECUENCIA SE HACE MÁS CONSTANTE HASTA DOMINAR LA SECUENCIA COMPLETA COMO UNA PRIMERA FASE Y UNA VEZ DOMINADA AL ABRIR DESDE ABAJO SOLAMENTE HABRÁ QUE COORDINAR EL ENCADENAMIENTO EN UNA SEGUNDA PARTE, PUES LOS CHAPAJES TAMBIÉN HAY QUE INTERIORIZARLOS, PERO TENIENDO LA SECUENCIA ASIMILADA SEGURAMENTE SE REDUZCAN LOS PEGUES Y EL PROYECTO SALGA ANTES Y CON MENOS ESFUERZO. UN SALUDO Y AUPA.
It's cool to see more cameramen getting involved with climbing. They looked very new to the sport, but that's understandable. I can't wait to see their videography skills!
this is one of the coolest climbing videos i've ever seen. this feels like a completely new genre, this collaboration of 3 very different top level climbers to establish and bolt new routes... wow!
Seeing this shortly after the petzl legend tour in Arco and discovering some of the history of route setting in this phenomenal place makes this even more meaningful! That feeling of one generation passing the torch to the next. Very inspiring
Video's on your channel and on Adam's channel feel like a good knee bar rest during lunch break. I'm now ready for the next crux (albeit in a desk chair!) Thanks Stefano, Laura and Adam for this one. Hope you'll work together more frequently. Love the thumbnail 🤣
Stefano, I can not emphasize enough how awesome your videos are! I also love when you team up with other climbers like in this video, always great fun to watch. Creating new routes is like the bonus ontop :D
Awesome that you are sharing a small part of what goes into route development with the worldwide climbing community. Many climbers do not fully understand/appreciate the work and multiple complexities involved in developing and making a route safe for future climbers, regardless if it’s trad or sport. It was awesome that you showed Ondra removing the rock. His reaction was priceless 🤣. He’s not chipping or manufacturing a hold, he’s just removing something that could possibly land on your belayer. Route development is very often a misunderstood, thankless, hard, and dirty, but very rewarding job. 👏👏
@@TristanCleveland I didn't want to exclude anyone, I just wanted to praise this kind of sportsmanship where rivals get together and share their dreams, climbing is really the purest and most beautiful sport I've ever seen.
As well as the safety glasses I'm a big fan of ear plugs - drills are really noisy, and I'd like to keep being able to hear you describing how much fun you're having. Grazie Stefano!
At least end finished the video....;) Nice colaboration! Realy good to see you three working together. I'm wondering who'll manage to do make the first accent.
hahaha, Stefano sos crack, me hacés morir! You are very funny, besides of course a great climber. Great video, nice watching the three of you trying hard on the same route...! (btw, in Argentina the bolter names the route, don't know in Italy)
hi Stefano, thanks for the videos, always fun ro watch in case you want some unrequested feedback: I'm missing your previous style where you commented the moves during the actual climbing, now that's kind of separated and I don't get the idea cheers!
Given all the proud Roman history around Arco, and the fact that you three all bolted this together, can I humbly suggest the name, "Triumvirate" as the perfect one for the final line?
I dont know anything Bout bolting routes so can someone explain to me about cleaning and why it's ethically OK to break the first layer of soft rock (like Adam did)? Very curious because I thought in the climbing world breaking rock is a big No No
from my understanding it would be for safety. the rock is already detached for the most part, so since they expect people to climb this it's not a matter of 'if' these pieces would come off but 'when'. in this case it's safest to knock the rock off now in a controlled manner, rather than have it fall unexpectedly during a climb and injure someone
For the new route's, what if you called it "the thrill of the fight" but in Italian (il brivido della lotta, or something like that), since the 8A+ is called the eye of the tiger (occhio della tigre).
Hi aĺl, Arco is still full of great potential for bolting. For any grades, actually, but I tend to be the most interested in the high grades. I've really enjoyed joining forces with Stefano and Laura, bolting a new badass hard line and finding out it is much harder than we expected... 😅
Love these colabs, y’all should keep doing stuff like this!
This is awesome. Just wondering how far we can go in "cleaning" the rock by hammering off the softened, eroded layer. It's close to mining for new holds... Anyway, if done by professionals like you, I guess we're safe, aesthetically speaking.
@@januanderly Someone in another comment mentioned it’s more for safety than anything else. If they left it, it would 100% be pulled off by someone pretty soon. If you’re going to climb on the face then taking that off eliminates the danger. It definitely seems weird or bad at first but it makes sense if you think about it.
CHICOS, IGUAL OS INTERESABA PROBAR LOS PASOS CON LA VÍA MONTADA HASTA DOMINAR LA SECUENCIA, PARA EVITAR LA PÉRDIDA DE TIEMPO DE LOS VUELOS Y UNA VEZ SALGA EMPEZÁIS A HACERLA DESDE ABAJO CON TODOS LOS PASOS Y LOS REPOSOS INTERIORIZADOS. CREO QUE AMORTIZARÉIS MÁS EL TIEMPO, ACORTARÉIS EL PROCESO DE INTERIORIZAR Y DOSIFICARÉIS MUCHO MÁS LA FUERZA. LA CONCENTRACIÓN IGUAL SE HACE MUCHO MÁS DINÁMICA AL PODER REPETIR LOS PASOS QUE FALLAN DIRECTAMENTE. IGUAL LO HACÉIS ASÍ Y HABLO DE MÁS, NO LO SE, PERO VEO QUE ES UN MODO QUIZÁS MÁS PRÁCTICO DE DOMINAR EL PROCESO, SI NO SALE A VISTA A LA PRIMERA Y SE VE QUE CLARAMENTE HAY VARIOS PASOS QUE DEPURAR EVITAR LOS VUELOS ES UN AHORRO EN TODOS LOS SENTIDOS, NO SUFRE EL MATERIAL, EL DESGASTE FÍSICO Y PSICOLÓGICO ES MENOR Y LA ASIMILACIÓN DE TODA LA SECUENCIA SE HACE MÁS CONSTANTE HASTA DOMINAR LA SECUENCIA COMPLETA COMO UNA PRIMERA FASE Y UNA VEZ DOMINADA AL ABRIR DESDE ABAJO SOLAMENTE HABRÁ QUE COORDINAR EL ENCADENAMIENTO EN UNA SEGUNDA PARTE, PUES LOS CHAPAJES TAMBIÉN HAY QUE INTERIORIZARLOS, PERO TENIENDO LA SECUENCIA ASIMILADA SEGURAMENTE SE REDUZCAN LOS PEGUES Y EL PROYECTO SALGA ANTES Y CON MENOS ESFUERZO. UN SALUDO Y AUPA.
It's cool to see more cameramen getting involved with climbing. They looked very new to the sport, but that's understandable. I can't wait to see their videography skills!
I love seeing Stefano and Adam together setting routes and climbing. Reminds me of the Mellow crew. Getting the best sport climbers together.
At least this crew won't inflate grades.
@@walterlotte4215 lmao because camaroni, daniel, jimmy, aidan, & dave etc are well known for their soft grades...?
Their better than mellow crew, they don't say dude every two words. Without talking about gangsta shitty background music
and Laura...
And laura!
Stefano's sense of humor is so great. If he wasnt a climber he could make a living doing standup comedy for sure.
Why did the chicken cross the road. To get to the “egg”citing rocks jajaja
Loved that this wasn't just a bunch of dudes. Laura is the bomb. Also the music was baller! Especially when paired with Stefano's glasses haha.
Best climbing colab I have seen this year! The world of climbing needs more of these kinds of videos instead of all the heavy gym focus.
this is one of the coolest climbing videos i've ever seen. this feels like a completely new genre, this collaboration of 3 very different top level climbers to establish and bolt new routes... wow!
pretty cool to see the three of you working together =D
Amazing to see Laura also joining, makes it really more enjoyable and real! Great job all three, keep the format.
Thank you for this collaboration. My 3 favorite climbers in one vid. So awesome to see the progress. Next time invite Janja too:)
The ending interview is priceless ! 🤣
I loved watching their different climbing styles on the same climb and how they play to their own strengths. Best collab
I love how these 2 seem to become real friends sharing experience, do things together. Great climbing *community* content.
Seeing this shortly after the petzl legend tour in Arco and discovering some of the history of route setting in this phenomenal place makes this even more meaningful! That feeling of one generation passing the torch to the next. Very inspiring
Video's on your channel and on Adam's channel feel like a good knee bar rest during lunch break. I'm now ready for the next crux (albeit in a desk chair!) Thanks Stefano, Laura and Adam for this one. Hope you'll work together more frequently. Love the thumbnail 🤣
Yes this team IS working well! Nice to have a strong woman Like Laura with you guys. She have her own style and Can break the beta
I hope it's even harder than they think. It'd be nice for there to be a long term project for them.
Yeah, but it looks like Adam will send next session. He's one move off.
It's fantastic to see this colabs. Three legends climbing and bolting together
Beautiful work by the best female route-sender and the two best men
Stefano, I can not emphasize enough how awesome your videos are! I also love when you team up with other climbers like in this video, always great fun to watch. Creating new routes is like the bonus ontop :D
This was really fascinating! Good to see Laura and Adam on the channel 😊✨
So nice to see Laura involved in this project. It's always a pleasure to see such a strong female climber.
That sequence at @11:55 is so cool! What a cool piece of rock and then Laura's kneebar rest as icing on the cake!
So much fun - your last videos and this one! Love your humor. Also so amazing to see you 3 work and try together.
Awesome that you are sharing a small part of what goes into route development with the worldwide climbing community. Many climbers do not fully understand/appreciate the work and multiple complexities involved in developing and making a route safe for future climbers, regardless if it’s trad or sport. It was awesome that you showed Ondra removing the rock. His reaction was priceless 🤣. He’s not chipping or manufacturing a hold, he’s just removing something that could possibly land on your belayer. Route development is very often a misunderstood, thankless, hard, and dirty, but very rewarding job. 👏👏
Laura seems both so strong and flexible! Amazing capacities! Nice to see how she climbs her way compare to yours guys.
Would love to see some more content like this sprinkled in, in the future
Such a wonderful compilation of great climbers passing the same route!👏👏👏 Pleasure to watch! 🔥🔥🔥
Stefano "I go left and then to a crimp and Laura took two intermediates that are probably the tinnest holds I've ever seen"
Top collaboration!!💪🏼🙌🏼
So cool to see Adam and Stefano climbing together.
Why are people skipping over Laura? She's one of the most impressive, tenacious climbers. In comps she just climbs through pain. It's amazing.
@@TristanCleveland
I didn't want to exclude anyone, I just wanted to praise this kind of sportsmanship where rivals get together and share their dreams, climbing is really the purest and most beautiful sport I've ever seen.
As well as the safety glasses I'm a big fan of ear plugs - drills are really noisy, and I'd like to keep being able to hear you describing how much fun you're having. Grazie Stefano!
God this rock is so beautiful. Incredibly aesthetic line
Great content Stefano, I would love to see this trio do more videos!
At least end finished the video....;)
Nice colaboration! Realy good to see you three working together.
I'm wondering who'll manage to do make the first accent.
Nice work and collab, awesome to see! The filmmaker turn it really well 👍
I really love these videos : three cool persons building something exiting!
This was great to watch. I like the collaboration.
"We didn't expect to be this HARD"
- That's what she said
Another great video!!
The editing and filming, and of course the people in it. Are so amazing!
Thank you for sharing this awesome video!
3 legends in one video❤❤❤
More videos with Adam! It's awesome content
Che fantastico trio! Bravi e simpatici
Did you really clip that quickdraw at the 8a anchor ( at about 10:46) THROUGH the wiregate of the anchor carabiner? Or does it just look like that?
Stefano, well done for finishing the sentence. 9c+ effort!
hahaha, Stefano sos crack, me hacés morir! You are very funny, besides of course a great climber. Great video, nice watching the three of you trying hard on the same route...! (btw, in Argentina the bolter names the route, don't know in Italy)
Best video so far! ❤
Great to see Laura in one of your videos!
19:42 SAVAGE! Loving the films!
What a climbing dream team.😍
haha i laughed a little to hard on Adam removing the jug from the route 'what a feeling'
Excellent content in this video! Thank you 😊
Questo video è una goduria .. tutti e 3 😍
Great video!
Would love to see a collaboration like this with Seb Bouin as well!
Such a great video!
Beautiful video! More collaboration please!!
Amazing video!!! 🎉🎉
That thumbnail though!?
nobody is ready for stefano gaming content
Cool video.
First time I see Adam belaying someone 🙂
3:27 for the bois... :)
09:12 Wow, cuts like in the movies right there.
"I don't even know if I can finish the senten"... haha!
Love you guys
Holy cow, she got the first bolting try with those two... That's crazy
real nice video of the italien trio, with adam as a joker :)
Giga chad climbing
amazing!!
hi Stefano, thanks for the videos, always fun ro watch
in case you want some unrequested feedback: I'm missing your previous style where you commented the moves during the actual climbing, now that's kind of separated and I don't get the idea
cheers!
Le tue battute fanno sempre spaccare hahaha
Loved that
Che trio fantastico!
Great quality content!
9:50 this kneebar into another kneebar move looks so cool!
Given all the proud Roman history around Arco, and the fact that you three all bolted this together, can I humbly suggest the name, "Triumvirate" as the perfect one for the final line?
Fantastic
Quality content!!!
Awesome
Awesome 😊
Loved this!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! muy bella
Wholesome af
9:53 - someone should tell adam that that simply is not a rest
great video !
I dont know anything Bout bolting routes so can someone explain to me about cleaning and why it's ethically OK to break the first layer of soft rock (like Adam did)? Very curious because I thought in the climbing world breaking rock is a big No No
from my understanding it would be for safety. the rock is already detached for the most part, so since they expect people to climb this it's not a matter of 'if' these pieces would come off but 'when'. in this case it's safest to knock the rock off now in a controlled manner, rather than have it fall unexpectedly during a climb and injure someone
10/10 thumbnail
would bolt again
The subtitles are missing for Laura at 11:00
Thanks for pointing it out! Added a subtitle track
Woah
You said HARD bro 🤣💚👊🏻💯💨💨💨cool video ✌🏻💨
lol the end stefano funny af
09:12 well done 😎
thank you
10/10 ending :)
15:42 Stefano orgoglio italiano! 😂♥️
Haha is there an "eye" or "movie" theme in this section of the wall? Which one of you is Banfi and Dorelli?
For the new route's, what if you called it "the thrill of the fight" but in Italian (il brivido della lotta, or something like that), since the 8A+ is called the eye of the tiger (occhio della tigre).
"I don't even know if I can finish this sente..." *video cuts abruptly*
sick cut at 9:13
e : and at 9:54!
What would be the grade WITHOUT using a kneepad?
Ondra's belaying always makes me chuckle. No care in the world for the brake strand. Grigri will "do" the job for him lmao
@Stefano Ghisolfi What are these glasses? I'd like to buy one of these