A climbing day with Chris Sharma 

luke.the.lucky haha doing just that right now

"man, he's really fighting that turd" :D

Literally was doing the same thing, housemate thought i was dying XD

Who doesn't power scream while dropping a turd?

Not Your Business I don't know any of those words but I know exactly what you mean

@giancolafoto is the camera man, thanks for enjoy cheers!

I've never tried it, but i hear the consensus is that Fatherhood goes at 13a, at the very least. ;P

Or maybe 10c is perfect. Hard, but attainable for almost everyboyd as long as they stay focused and prioritize it. And can be sent well, or poorly. Beta and a solid belay makes it easy. Scary at first. Then thrilling. But 10c is pretty easy and doesn't take all that much work ;). Maybe 11+/12- is the sweet spot? Gah I love this metaphor. & I am overthinking it.

TOTALLY

Ryan Denver that’s what she said.

Projecting 9c in his situation is almost impossible. I think you know how much time and effort it took to send Silence.

@@ivanshvets3300 sure..on the other hand you are talking about Chris..he jumped one generation with the level of his climbing..no physiotereperuts, no food routine, no training..just climbing and enjoying..so what we know..:-).He spoke this could be his hardest project and he climbed 9b+..:-)

At least I think he said that..

At 2:11 he said 9b or 9a+

@@wyrdokward2290 Referring to the route next door I believe...

at first i thought limestone but i looked closer at 1080p and it looks like it might be a sedimentary rock (like a sandstone with lots of interbedded gravel ). could also be tillite (lithified glacial till). google pictures of "tillite"

@@geobum +1. Not sure if this crag is at Montserrat, in particular, but this article should be indicative of the Barcelona-proximal lithology. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Montserrat_(mountain)#Geology

@@brentkelly9864 I don't know which kind of rock is it, but no, this crag is not in Montserrat and the rock is different, it's called Cova de l'Ocell.

Arnau Orengo Guardiola you didn’t click my link, did you? Montserrat Spain, not Montserrat the country. The Cova de l’Ocell is right next door to Montserrat, Spain, hence “Barcelona-proximal” lithology.

@@brentkelly9864 thanks for sharing... i was sort of right on both accounts. it's a sedimentary rock containing limestone clasts. what a cool geology!

Tenaya Iati

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Mayur Potdar sure !! Foo suooo!!!🙌🏻

It is very easy to do, extremely easy to check if it is properly done, it is very hard to undo it with movement/other gear, and it is relatively easy to untie after it has been loaded.

Apparently it's because the bowline is easier to mess up if you're chatting with your mates and not paying full attention to what you're doing, not that I ever do that personally, but I saw a video with magnus midtbo and he said he had set off on 2 routes not properly tied in, due to getting distracted and if he hadn't noticed and fallen or sat back in the harness he would have just fallen.

Most companies won't even pay insurance if something had happened to you while climbing with a bowline. The figure of 8 is the only knot accepted in most of the world. Some climbers actually climb on "8" during competitions and then switch to bowline during their personal projects, see Adam Ondra:)

@@pierocus3261 on ifsc comps, it is mandatory to tie in with a figure of 8

@@sploo13 it surely is and they must have been super careful, but the video shows them doing so and then stupid people will do the same. I am saying this because in many places in Spain (I actually was brought up and live in a city 25 minutes away from Barcelona) making fires has been banned due to, again, stupid people. Just a comment for any videos they might edit and upload again in the future. Peace 🤘

Jesse Heckman watch it in mute then

@@usernametaken2tekken no thanks, i've just moved on.

That Sharma TSAAAAAAAAAT! Fires me up brahz

He needs to learn to climb 9b in silence.