BD Athlete Adam Ondra Onsights Il Domani (9a) 

Exactly my thoughts.. and there’s me at my first bouldering/climbing session the other day just going for it not know what goes where or why! Zero grace... 😂 I tried 🤷🏽‍♂️

Never heard of that

@@breakingberg4130 was a joke on how spiderlike he is

@@MrMajsterixx I was joking aswell😉

nice one...

+dangerouswater but it is the same joy

I just moved to 6b onsight and I still feel light years far from Ondra

6a to 9a is 18 degrees of separation!

Lol I just did 6c onsight like right now

He’s definitely one of!

They are not really resting, onlyt shaking the lactic acid from their muscles which is much more important.

I also noticed this

+clungewellies There is often an eager Spanish guy (we have a few of them) shouting at many of my local crags lol.

+clungewellies Is it me, or is there more often than not an eager anglo guy whispering racism in most RU-vid comments?

+Aragorn2016 how is this racist

Aragorn2016 You are an idiot. Was anyone describing these people in a demeaning way? Fuck no. I'd imagine it's just a cultural thing for people in Spain to be like this, nothing wrong with it. The OP was simply making an observation. Of course anytime you make an observation that has ANYTHING to do with where somebody is from (good or bad) you are immediately labelled a racist by some rabid SJW. Humans are not perfectly homogenous automatons like cyber-men, we have variety and sometimes that variety falls along ethnic or cultural lines.

@@ryanshah467 its no Adam Ondra without it!

Nutrition. That's the only way

@@EGbean2 rly ? :D

@@Kralsteny yes, that's the only ingredient to this achievement

​@@EGbean2 you are not a climber, are you? Of course nutrition is very important in every kind of sport, even in climbing, but if you think it's only about this, you are mistaken and you don't know what it feels to climb 9a grade, what luck and perfection you have to achieve to do it onsight. Nutrition may help you but you must have such a great talent and other things. And Adam is one and only. As a climber i cant still beleave what he does in this video.

@@Kralsteny that's an interesting opinion. Let me add that it requires nutrition and consistency. You have to be climbing once a week to achieve a result like this. I personally climb twice a week but my nutrition isn't at the 9a level

Training is good, making each training sesh a bit different from the last is better

Matthew Ladbrooke don't fret, he is the best climber in the world.

I mean, he said the conditions were perfect at the start of the video, so probably not that damp?

@@holyknightthatpwns The holds on the vertical part of the wall were slightly wet. He said that the kneebar was wet at the end of the video.

Can't tell if you're joking. Is he in dangee of imprisonment if he doesn't climb these rocks?

@Ariolimax C. Christ. I'd be wary of approaching that level of expertise, where any mistake could have me ostracized. Are there any notable instances of attacks or imprisonment? I really didn't know the community was so cutthroat at the top

@Ariolimax C. holy heck I heard part of that story before. You always hear about the climbing community being welcoming, but I guess the stories that get told are the ones of successful pitches. For every legend there's a captive...

@Ariolimax C. lol Sofie stepped off cuz she didn't have the facts.

@Ariolimax C. It wasn't his climbing partner that did that too him it was by rebels in Kyrgyzstan in August 2000. Caldwell pushed a lone captor, Ravshan Sharipov,[6] off a cliff, and subsequently escaped to government soldiers. So it was not the climbing community that would be crazy

anyone commenting silly things on a climbing video should burn in a vulcano.

@@raulsuarez5421 anyone who can't spell volcano should listen to this ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-tTi7I92ArXU.html

Exactly

+Daniel Stone Two 12a climbs I'm working on. Too bad it's raining for the next 10 days at least >< At least I have a gym membership atm though.

rushthezeppelin always a bummer when all you want to do is send your project and its dumping.

Dj Vadim - Black is the Night (Serphonic Remix)

Dj Vadim - Black is the Night (Serphonic Remix)

yes.

It's a remix of Black is the Night - DJ Vadim

+James Cranston Thanks

+mateyko555 That loose rope in my opinion is a mistake, considering how close is the ground in that part of the route, he'd hit the ground for sure if he'd fall.

Yes

sono?

final song?

What country are you from where you learn angles primarily in radians and not degrees? Very interested.

Jajajajajaja si

haha awesome

+Calsonweon some remix of DJ Vadim - Black is the night

Those routes have clear chalk marks, he is very good at reading those, but as you can see at the endinterview he explains some of the issues he had

Looks similar to the rock in Céuse. So probably limestone.

***** The La Sportiva Speedsters

+Evan Palmer not available in north america

To climb something for the first time with no prior information

No. Unless you climb Silence then he's better.

hahahaah maniiiiiiiiiii awesome videos bro! when you can do this you can wear funny leggins;)

absolutely to be saluted!

Brachialis was also very busy in that position. Biceps took a day off.

The fuck. I couldn't see it.

PhuckMyLife you mean its not there or you didn`t see it before?? greets

Andreas J. Kaiser Oh I meant that I still can't see it! :O

Well the cut is there, but if you pay attention.. adam has found a way to lock his right leg on on the wall (don't know how to describe that better).. anyway, he may have rested, but it's still legit since he didn't use the rope to rest

Samurailord it's called a "kneebar rest"

I think what you are referring to is FA, First Ascent. Onsight simply means climbing route with no prior knowledge of the beta or route details and sending it on the first go. Draws might of been placed by someone else, it is still onsight. Flash is sending a route without falling with beta.

Hi, if you look closely the bolt end of the quickdraw is a screw link not a carabiner which means the route is perma-drawed (the quickdraws are always in place) Hope this helps :)

+Loz Procter I don't think many climbs over 8a/5.13b are not permanently drawed either, as Loz mentions. Specially in roofs and stuff like that.

Someone else placed it? like... anybodyelse?