Johnny Dawes on his LEGENDARY No-Hands Climbing

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Johnny Dawes is a legendary British rock climber known for his exceptional footwork and unique dynamic style. We talked about his first ascent of Indian Face (the first-ever E9) when it was likely the most dangerous route in the world, climbing 5.13b (8a) slabs without using his hands, tips for mastering footwork, his writing practice and current book project, and life lessons involving three-legged stools, omelets, pasta, icebergs, and more. You can learn more about Johnny at frictioneering.co.uk
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23 ноя 2023

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@thenuggetclimbing 7 месяцев назад

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@ilvonful 7 месяцев назад

Johnny Dawes is probably one of the most esoteric climbers out there. A lot of his ideas are so original and almost otherworldly

@2rfg949 7 месяцев назад

his soul has always been on fire. a mad poet on the rock.

@Johnjds 4 месяца назад

As a video game developer it’s fascinating hearing him talk about visualizing the surface normal vector of the geometry of each footfall face extending up as a line that he uses as a guide to land on. That’s literally how you move objects around programmatically in 3D using basic vector math. I’ve bumped into videos of him climbing before and always found it interesting, but very cool hearing him talk about his techniques 🔥🔥🔥

@coinhoover8542 23 дня назад

He's the best mind in climbing

@petertelford5338 2 месяца назад

This is especially good for older climbers as much as it is for younger climbers. I climbed the File at Higgar Tor in the pouring rain. Got a video of it. Like trying to cut your wrists with a cheese grater in a cold shower.