Training with World Champion Jakob Schubert 

Yes this is real slab other « slab » isnt « slab » it’s more like hiking

@@vzbeats_ with my friends we always say that under 45° overhangs is slab 🤣

@@FlashEscalade true under 45, 1O is easy slab

@@quentin27th14 ah vous ici 😉

He has the home advantage and knows the wall very well! Never mind, Jakob is VERY STRONG. 💪 .

@@jonnes__4657 see what I mean! World champ form 🥇

People don’t realise how much coordination and timing it takes to perfect it 😮‍💨

Hmm, I as a newbie would probably try to bump my hip in for a similar effect. What is the advantage of a pogo over this method?

⁠​⁠​⁠@@ayuminorpogo is often used when there are no suitable footholds to bump with the hips. That is because to generate momentum from the hips you ideally want a foothold for left and right leg. If you only have one foothold and you need to generate to the next hold, a pogo is often the best option. In the clip you can see that there are no suitable footholds for Stefano’s left leg, only his right. Which means he can’t properly generate from the hips at that position. That’s why he opted for the pogo with his left leg for the left hand bump. Also, a pogo is useful to generate momentum with minimal foot swaps. On a spray wall like this, you don’t want to get pumped out by doing extra footswaps and movements. You want to get everything fast and done. The pogo is a pretty modern move so there’s alot to learn about it. Don’t worry about the details, the more you climb the more you’ll understand the physics behind it haha.

The forearms of Kurt Albert are fucking massive. I wonder if he trained for hypertrophy or if this came as a byproduct of his other training.

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I actually think it’s good that way. Just expert climbing without any ultra-RU-vid vibes like „yoo guys now I‘m taking this insane sidepull and do this dyno“ You can just see what they’re doing because of the awesome camera work and enjoy the climbing

I must say they are pretty good

at what time stamp he said "fight" ?

Why care about costs it's about training

Slab is a state of mind lol

@@MrNa2396hahaha slab is more of a concept

How long ago?

@@corafusco4608 Last week ok Tuesday the 18th, if memory serves me right

I second that question. I'd like to know the answer... Sometimes I have pain in my shoulders too.

yes

I got pump just from watching

next one is good, just jump 🤣

B-pump is a big one for hard comp-bouldering, but for lead Innsbruck is the place to go. Also look at that spray wall in the video, I mean holy shit

for free? in this economy?

It's "a" mecca. Europe is blessed with so many great places that one cannot say "THE" for anyone. No point in making a ranking. Stefano can be forgiven for being biased as he lives in Arco.

​@@stefanopaoli717fully agree, we have a lot of places to get fun and at the end each of us have our particular mecca. In my case my mecca is Margalef in Catalonia

@@juanj086 don't know much about other places but historically speaking Arco was one of the most important places for developing modern sport climbing since the early 80s, where climbers from all Europe came to try new modern hard routes opened by pioneers of the discipline. If you add the amount of routes, rock types and styles that you cand find all around the Arco area you can see why is called Mecca of sport climbing in Europe, just like Yosemite in the world.