Akiyo Noguchi asks the rules while climbing! | Beta Break Ep.1 

Haha - if you're a beast like her you can hold onto a tiny crimp and take time to ask the rules!

And walk away LAUGHING! She rocks.

Never ask for permission, only forgiveness 😁 sayeth some dude in a movie

@@YnseSchaap Eragon hehe

@@cerealex3499 😁

Yeah I'm surprised too! I'm surprised the judges followed the rule book word by word and let it pass. I guess you always have to think about the "what if's" in setting which is why it's such a difficult job!

I'm surprised at how quickly the judges responded. Apparently there was no hesitation, no rule checking, no debate.

@@Xeno87 probably not their first time experiencing this situation then

The judges might have already pointed out of the lack of black tape to the chief route judge beforehand. The routesetters probably feeling silly.

Well, if the rule is clear and easily verifiable, there's no reason to ruminate or go against it.

Yeah. "Grace perfected."

Me too! Quite literally out of the box thinking too!

@Joe Weber She did the boulder not using the intended beta. Hence she broke the beta. I would argue that all beta breaks can be considered a mistake from the route setters some more obious than other. They are usually moves that the route setters either did not consider, or deemed to be impossible. It is the same wether you skip holds or entire sections of the boulders/routes use a static beta instead of the intended dyno etc ... I understand you did not appreciate this one. You don't have to agree with rules or the judges decision to allow it but, I think we can agree that she thought of something that nobody else thought of.

@Joe Weber She broke the intended beta by the setters due to their mistake, you kind of answered your own question.

She's so good at that

If you don't ask a question, there can be no answer, only information. She is not smart for knowing the rule. She did not know the rule that's why she asked. She got herself in an awkward situation and saw a way out and got lucky that the judges said it was OK. She didn't start up the wall thinking she was going to do that...

I disagree. If you don't ask, the rulebook wins. If you do ask, you have the possibility of rejection.

@@daborshy4089 if your opponent is a rule book then you throw it in a fire and you win. But you are competing against other people who have agreed to a set of rules. I think it's cheap to look for ways around rules that you agree to abide by. The competition is about climbing the wall using and utilizing a bunch of obstacles/objects to make it intentionally difficult so that a great level of skill is required to participate. I see it as contrary to the spirit of the rules.

You know one of the secrets to getting what you want in life

@@screwfist she got in trouble and her resourcefulness saved her. she knew the rules and asked for official confirmation that what she was thinking to do was okay. apparently it was, since it was allowed. also I dont think that burning a rulebook will make the rules disappear, they would still apply.

Ayyy i sg as well

which gym did she visit in SG!

hahahahahahahahahahahah

Such a fun climber to watch - every time she climbs I get excited to see what she is going to do next!

Good eye!

I call BS on this story. Sources? The rap industry as a whole doesn't generally reward girls for brains over body. Most twerking competitions are advertisements, promotional gimmicks to attract people to something. Not sure if it would be terribly exciting for a crowd or fan base to see some girl standing there doing nothing in a twerking competition and winning... I can imagine some rapper seeing some girl not twerk when that's what the point is and awarding a win because some wannabe hoe read a rule book... What twerking competition has a rule book? Most twerking competitions are judged by the crowd... and no crowd of people who wanna see that ass movin would say huh that ugly girl standing there doing nothing is sooo smart, let's vote for her. I think OP made that whole fake sounding scenario up. For what I dunno...

@@ST-rx1vw I stand corrected. You were right and I apologize. Now I look like an idiot...

@@ST-rx1vw that long ass post that I wrote out that I guess now was all wrong. What a waste of time. Stoopid

@@screwfist I really respect that you accepted that you were wrong, instead of being stubborn.

@@silver4809 hard to argue with fax. I said I didn't believe it and asked for sources. She sent a link. I should have washed my foot before I stuck it in my mouth...

You can tell she really enjoys climbing!

Thanks Alex, means allot! I'll definitely be posting once or twice a week with more content like this. Hope you enjoy! :)

@@AlbertOkay the Adam Ondra beta break just got in my recommended and i am binging everything right now :)

@@siccodewilt1 Hope you enjoy the rest of my content !!!! :)

Thanks! Expect more videos next week!

Yeah, English people think that since they invented the language, they can just do whatever they want with it, lol!

A lot of non native speakers will pronounce the b aswell.

Yeah I thought I was incorrectly hearing it..

@@keithklassen5320 He has an american accent though?

@@keithklassen5320 Yeah except for the fact that he is American.

He has so many surprises, it's going to be hard to narrow down which one to do!

Thanks jigglymabob! More content to come in the future!

@Tasunke That's not nice, completely wrecking the man's joke with facts like that :P

@Tasunke The motion passes

@Tasunke Judges rules such defense as against the code presented in rulebook, sorry.

@Tasunke The defendant may not leave the court. The case is adjourned

@Tasunke True. I meant it in an informal way, in my head the defendant was still in court so I said it in a passing manner. I also love rules, thats why I'm doing law

I can't wait to keep making more next week! Definitely going to cover allot of topics in the future!

Thanks! I'll be releasing the next episode along with other content next week!

Thanks for the comment!

Not every day life tells you that they like your content. I'm honored :)

lol!!! Same. Makes me wonder whether I should get out of this chair.

@@MrIlovesubaru NO BRO IT A TRAP!!! youtube is trying to trick us to EXERCISE!!!! AHHHHHH!!!! LOL

@@sweeterbright7157 so did u exercise yet

I hope you do climb! Go do it!

Thanks! Let me know what topics you would like to see next!

HI JESSE HOPE YOU DOING WELL!!!

Thanks! I make everything on an old laptop so I appreciate you thinking it's professional!

Indeed, it is a jargon. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beta_(climbing)

I hope you enjoy the other videos! I have watched him quite a bit, he still makes videos so go check out his channel again and watch through some of his stuff! I love his channel so I hope I don't fully take his place, just want to add more content to the world of climbing though! :)

@@AlbertOkay Unfortunately he hadn't uploaded a video in 9 months!

Thanks Richard!

Thanks David :)

@@AlbertOkay It means a lot when youtubers reply, thanks for making my day :D

Hey thanks man. Climbing rank is basically the same though!

Lotta torn skin too

Cuts and calluses are an everyday norm. Though, cuts on your finger usually signal the end of your day. Continuing would risk bigger wounds and longer rest periods.

Every time I watch I have to wipe my hands haha

beta is the sequence of moves you do to get to the top of a route. if someone "gives you beta", it means they tell or show you a way to do a route. "intended beta" is the sequence the route-setters had in mind when they made the route, and is what is used when grading the route, but theres almost always other options if youre creative/strong/flexible/tall/crazy enough. "breaking the beta" means finding a completely unexpected, left-field way of completing a problem that is nothing like what the route setters intended - which is what this series is about!

Thanks for watching through the recommendations :)

king

Bless your soul.

*palms are sweaty*

Galaxy brain!

Beta is climbing jargon that designates information about a climb (such as, "get your feet up").[1][2] The complexity of beta can range from a small hint about a difficult section to a step-by-step instruction of the entire climb.[1][3] In rock climbing this may include information about a climb's difficulty, crux, style, length, quality of rock, ease to protect, required equipment, and specific information about hand or foot holds. For mountaineering, beta may include information about the length and difficulty of the approach, availability of water on the climb and the approach, ease of exiting the route before completing it, descent information, perhaps even useful logistic information for climbs in foreign countries.[citation needed] Sometimes beta is also drawn, in the form of a beta-map.[4][5] It is common for climbers to have different beta for the same climb. In other words, more than one possible solution that can get the climber to the top. These can vary in terms of difficulty. It is not uncommon for climbs to get downgraded in their difficulty rating once easier beta is discovered.[6]

Heck yes!