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Haha, trust me that climb felt much harder than a 6a should!

Thanks!

Thanks! I cannot believe how hard that climb felt..

That is Ohm, used to equate the weight difference between belayer and the climber by adding friction in the system during the fall.

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Thanks and glad you like them!

@lentzu, what do you say to that mate? 😅

​@BetterEveryWeekForever he's absolutely right, I don't know who that person is, and I definitely didn't tell him to write that on this video, and we definitely weren't together when he wrote that

​@@lentzu😂

Sorry mate you'll be missing Adrian for a long while to come, I'm not going anywhere. And just btw it doesn't get any more real than me

Adi is still around, he's occupied with bouldering competition for now.

@titatita4548 Haha, I bet you would. I'm getting better every week though!

@titatita4548 let's see you mate

We love and hate slabs 😅. N is learning to become worlds best belayer 😂

@Climbingdude thank you, that's very kind of you, I'm still learning and getting frustrated with myself alot but I will get better in time 😊

Thanks! Haha, I wish I went for next hold, maybe I could have stuck it.

Haha, it's more of a testing for the belayer than actually falling on it 😅

It's hard to gauge from the video, but I think I agree with that 6a+ grade

Thanks so much!

Haha, thanks for crushing my ego further 😅 Honestly, kids are amazing at climbing!

Haha, thanks! I don't feel it ever gets easier 😅

It is called ohm. You can use it when the belayer is lighter than the climber to increase rope drag and reduce the weight difference.

Thanks! That device is Edelrig Ohm 2. We use it to equate the weight difference between climber and belayer.

@Ottilieee Thanks! I always clip when I feel secure and that not always translate to straight arms, but I try

Oh and also if you’re scared to keep going just think each move counts to just try to take it one move at a time and then before you know it you’re finished the climb

Oo and I know it’s easily done, but you have to literally not look at the grade because my usual on site is like a 6B but the other day I almost did a 7B so really just don’t even check the grade before you climb just if it looks fun climb it, even if you think it looks too hard

Another tip if you’re finding stuff hard, always look for possible higher feet and always keep your hips and shoulders almost touching the wall or as close as you can get them to the wall

What climbing gym are you at? Is it a Parthian or it it somewhere else? 😊

@@Ottilieee it's Big Rock Hub and Bond. Thanks for all the good advice!

Thanks!

@ You wellcome🙂❤️

Thanks! I try to put my feet outside the rope always but this time I see I missed it..

Thanks! It's good to know a corner has another name like an edge can be also called an arete

Love Big Rock Bond and Hub ❤

Thanks! That's a really hard 6a!

Big Rock in MK

Thanks! I do try to in that's region or where I feel comfortable to clip. Sometimes, the head game is out and not on the ball, though.

Thanks! I track the number of routes and the grades, but it also shows you stats like total climb time; total, avg and max ascent; number of sends; avg and max heart rates and more that I never look at 😅

Thanks! Yeah, I try to avoid this if I can, sometimes I just forget myself though... Also, I am not biting on the rope, only just lightly holding it with my lips (should prevent me from loosing teeth if worst would happen)

@@BetterEveryWeekForever Aim for clipping at between chest and hip height. Easier clips and minimizes risk och ground falls.

@sverkerolofsson7123 Absolutely! Always do, just not always happen 😅

Yeah, that always helps me to get my psyche unlock

I have a fear of falling, but I have almost overcome it what I find good for practising is doing a small fall and each time climb one hold higher above the last clip so you’re falling slightly more each time it does really work because it builds the amount very slowly, also for fall practice what actually works is trying hard roots that you will fall off on and just try your hardest on them until you fall. Also, you have to try super hard to get over the mental block because for me, I have to think to myself that even if I fall or clip fall and it’s really scary, it’ll be it will still be okay petty much no matter what so yeah, that was just some tips. Hope it helps.

@@RobiWizard I do like watching other climbers and myself to get better. Thanks!

Thanks for watching and dropping a comment!

would like too see you try🤣 not anybody can do 6a+

Hahah, thanks I guess 😅

It was really easy, I admit that!

Thanks! Absolutely it is super scary, to the point that my legs start to shake...

Yes, it was pretty cool, especially the transition to the left. I do like that variety in it.

Thanks a lot!

Thanks! I so want to try the neox!

Hahaha, thanks, but last two holds I have barely hold onto... I was way more pumped than I care to admit for a 6a climb 😅

O super że oglądasz!

Thanks a ton!

Thanks! You can switch to lead with some experienced lead climbers and practice it on easier climbs

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Figured I'd give my opinion as I've stumbled across this. From my experience, the gym I climb at grades top rope (technically bottom rope but whatever) and lead the exact same as far as I am aware. This is because you can technically top rope any of the lead climbs, you just have to lead up the easiest on the line and screw it in at the top and unclip as you come down and voila, you now have setup a top rope line. It's very possible your gym is sandbagging however it can be hard to judge the difficulty of a climb without feeling the holds. Looking at this climb on the video, I'd say it looks fairly typical of a 6a I'd see, maybe the some of those holds are a lil smaller than would be expected though. Tbf, take what I say with a pinch of salt, I only really lead things I find "comfortable" so haven't touched past a 6b yet with them

Thanks a lot! The grades in my experience are very subjective and depend on the route setters and their strengths plus your own strengths. The top rope climb will feel easier for the same grade cause you do not need to clip the rope but only from the endurance point of view. The technical difficulty of the climb remains the same for both top rope and lead. Grading system is not perfect and I just take it as a general guide of how hard the climb might be. Keep at it and be better every week forever! (you're right it does become a way of life at some point xD).

@@trufflesnuffle3108 thanks for the input! appreciate your time and effort and i agree with you totally

Dunno what you're talking about 😅

That's good! Keep climbing and get better every week forever 😅

Haha that's right! I'm always getting out of breath with these, I guess I just use a lot of power to climb it😅

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