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Very underrated podcast for speed climbers to listen to!!!!

Amazing podcast with the oldest climber

Great podcast with Mrcutloose

Excellent. Thanks

Decent interview 👌

Great interview

Great interview

I just found this channel but it's a shame it doesn't get more attention because it holds just as much information as any other climbing podcast.

At least they aren't popping Vicodin to get up the Dawn Wall lol

I love how this is the most under the radar podcast ever but you guys manage to get the best climbers time! Incredible they are willing to give their time for the love of talking about what they do and the sport.

It was really interesting to learn something about Sam and his style of training. Didn’t know that people can train for the olimpics by themselves. Thanks for this interview💞

Great interview. Great guy. I wish you a lot of good thing to in Olympic

Really nice interview! Sam is quite articulate and seems so level headed.

Wow

The story about free solo make me more nervous each time he tells it..

I became a fan of Magnus's channel around 4 years ago. What drew me to watch was that I felt he represented the passion of the sport well to a larger audience, and I enjoyed feeling like I was supporting a worthy ambassador. I know he has a ton of competitive drive, but honestly, I would be most interested in seeing him continue to compete against himself. I think it would be insanely cool for Magnus to take on an outdoor project around his previous limit (so, ~9a+). He could add credibility to his outdoor clothing brand and even make callouts to his Altitude courses as he would obviously be employing at least some of the techniques and tactics being taught therein. And, there's no pressure to send quickly. That's sometimes boring, anyway. The struggle is what keeps people engaged. Moreover, it's not like Magnus would have to move to Spain or wherever. In the age of replica training, he could do most of his training for the route in the comfort of his home base in Norway.

Cool interview, the Nalle-hoodie part at around 1:47:00 was hilarious

Great interview, thanks Magnus and the CIA. Didn't even need to tap his phone for this info, amazing.

As a long time Magnus fan who instantly watches all his videos it's funny to hear that his biggest struggle is ideation. It makes sense from a general public on youtube pov, but he has a ton of fans who will watch anything he puts out! Great interview, it was a great convo

Please add timestamps

The secret to sleeping is pistachios. This food has the most melatonin which the mitochondria utilize. I had the same sleeping problem as Magnus. One or two hand fulls a day solves that problem. I lived with poor sleep for over 5 years- cut off coffee too. Tried everything. Wim Hoff too. Melatonin is a major hormone of the pineal gland that acts as an antioxidant and a regulator of mitochondrial bioenergetic function. BTW, I can have 2 cups of expresso again. Hope this info works.

3:30 -- shoutout to The Crew 14c in Rifle! This is my hardest redpoint and thinking of Ramon onsighting this blows my mind.

Magnus should reach out to Will Tennyson and take him climbing for the first time! He’s an infamous bodybuilder UA-camr and I feel their charisma would match to make a great video.

I saw Tom Cruise once when I was working as a ski instructor. I wasn't star struck. It was a bit different two years earlier when I walked right past Chris Sharma at his hometown gym. As I entered the locker room I came face-to-face with Chris on his way out. My eyes probably just about popped out of my head with surprise. Chris flashed me a warm smile and seemed to chuckle slightly as if to say "Yeah, I am who you think I am, but it's no big deal." He's a super chill guy who's legitimately kind and down-to-earth. I think Magnus should reach out to him about a collab with Jason Momoa. I think Chris and Jason are more or less climbers first and famous people second, whereas Tom Cruise is more of a famous person who happens to climb. Cruise is personable, though. He had like a five-minute conversation with one of the lift operators.

57:30 even more evidence of Stefano's theory that 6c is the hardest grade

Great interview, really enjoyed the conversation

Promo>SM 🤪

thanks for the intel

Brilliant interview!

Loved it🤗 Bring Janja!!!

I love the format.

Really interesting

Can you guys make this available on Google podcasts? Tried to find an RSS feed to add it for myself but couldn't find one

When are you guys interviewing Janja Garnbret?! 😩🤗

Let’s gooo

Great interview thanks !

Regarding indoors vs outdoors Japanese climbers, I have it on good authority that sponsors stipulate no outdoor climbing or only a handful of days a year allowed for competitors. Apparently the notion is rampant that outdoor climbing is ultra dangerous. So if you're strong in Japan (like a zillion people there), you REALLY have to choose one or the other.

DNA next? Felt like he hinted at it ☺️👌

Thanks for a good interview! Keep it up. Enjoyed hearing a bit more detail of project big 🤙

I love the way Adam said... It's just 8A Boulder Problem 😅😂. Great Work CIA!! Wanna see more Interviews!!

Said Belhaj, is this not the guy who claimed an ascent of "Action Directe" but was proven to be a liar??? What an ugly person. Good to know he is not seriously engaged in climbing any more...

Super interesting, thank you. Small suggestion : put the interviewee in the biggest square of the screen (sorry Bjorn :) )

Great interview! Can't believe I only just found your channel, definitely gonna watch more, I was using this one already as a podcast while driving :D

Funny how the best interviews often go under the radar

She needs to control her "likes" 😆😆😆

Natalia is very easy to root for. Thanks.

Loved this interview!!!! Thank u for posting :)

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Yes, it was true I tried bodybuilding (but mostly weight trained for other sports I did).

Colin acquitted himself honorably at Meiringen. Big respect