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Looks fun! 🤘

This was a joy to watch. The sad music on the lower. 😂 the pause in music when I was feeling nervey and how you made me look so heroic 😂 loved reliving this epic adventure through these videos 🙌 Ugghh can’t wait to go to GM again

Glad I had that 6 😅 ugh dreaming of sticking my hands in Karl again. Thanks for the vid 🙌

you cruuuuuushed it

"I'm getting worried here" "It's not that bad" LOL. Such a struggle bus lolol. I did not expect to struggle that much right off the bat. Jeez. Next time put me on a better warm up!!!! (....okay this route was my choice but still...) Thanks for letting me use your GoPro and getting the battle on camera!!!

Get on jump back Jack if you want some REAL wide ;) P1 of crack lovers aint shit!

Somewhere in the dells? I recognize that grainy granite. Also can you actually talk about the skills necessary to pass the exam? Or anything other than your own personal struggle on this route? Thanks!

Thank you so much for showing us what it's like to lead a pitch. Some scary moments there.

good work, prob best ya'll bailed into the MR there and not higher on the route, I think at some point bailing to the MR becomes impossible and the only way down is up.

WHY????

Looks awesome bro! Would love to climb a route up Whitney

Thanks Bryan !! Reminds me of the place I took a fall. So fun...

Not a rock climber got on your video from scrolling. I live pretty much in the swamp so no mountains around here. What makes me happy is just being content with my family. Just having the basic necessities is good enough. I also like to collect coins. Have a great day.

Great job, looks like a fun climb. Keep up the great work. 😊

Keep going at it dude. Looks like an inspiring line.

YEAAAAAH you slung the handlebar hold!! The intro got me cheesin, thanks for including that. Seeing you try hard and make these videos has been fueling my stoke!!! Glad you came back a couple days later with a better mindset and got it!! "if you wanna climb hard things you've gotta climb hard things" heck ya dude

You are amazing ♡♡♡♡ FROM DENVER

what grade was this climb? Where is it located?

Fastest way to reprogram your fear response to falling is to emerse your self in it. In other words Fall on purpose, over and over again. Eventually your fear response will ease to a level that you can manage.

Man the feeling of pushing through a fear and crushing a climb is awesome. I’m currently trying to learn lead rope solo and the fear factor is like learning to lead all over again. I’ve climbed in the 12s and now I’m freaking out on 9 and easy tens. I love the adrenaline and I’m pushing the bounds of that fear. This last weekend I found a route that looked cool and just onsighted it. Super scary just going for it but it was a mid ten and it felt like a cruise. The motivation is awesome

wow, thanks for sharing this! More climbers should be open about sharing their experiences with fear. Proud of you for working through the fear and continuing to climb despite the struggle. I really really struggled with this as well and I'm FINALLLYYY in a place where I feel good on lead (most of the time, I still have my moments), and I know you'll get there too!!!! WOOOO CLIMBING!!!

Nice! I did a usur minor a few months ago. That slab was the hardest part i feel.

Love the self-talk at the bolt move!

What's the music for Pitch 1?

Dude. This is my Ula Article. i'll strive to apply your teachings. Thank you!

I mean this with all due respect and I think it’s awesome you pushed through the fear but is outdoor lead climbing maybe just not for you? I’ve dealt with fear on runouts and sketchy/scary climbs but this seems like an extreme amount of fear for a well protected 5.6

If I may, as a climbing product with a mentor in the 80s, if you're feeling, struggling this much leading a 5.6 - 5.8, you need to step back and get more instruction. Learn to place nuts and stoppers with NO cams on your rack. Seriously, kids these days rely WAY too much on cams for protection. Yes, they can be quick and bomber but, you need instruction and time with gear placement. It'll make you a stronger/better climber. Find a crag/bouldering area where you can literally sew up a crack with stoppers, even if it's a traverse 6-8 feet off the ground. I use to put my pride in my back pocket, put my harness on, roped and racked up at a popular bouldering area and did just that, WITHOUT a belayer! If I pumped out, I'd just jump to the ground. I'd even reverse the climb and clean the gear. I'm sure I got many looks, but I gained so much knowledge and strength under duress while close to the deck, as well as becoming an expert in placing gear. Cams eventually became the in thing but they just added to my arsenal. Gear and rack up to lead a pitch, but put a top rope on it as well. Lead the pitch as if there's no TR. It'll give you mental time to place gear without being as gripped. We did this more than once as well as on the difficult More Monkey Than Funky at J-Tree. Take it slow and become an expert at your craft. THEN go out and teach others. Praise God for my Mentor Roger E. Barnes, Poway, CA. 1981-1985.

Heart video, been getting back into climbing and been working on my mental game as well. I just try to take it one climb at a time. Please keep the videos come. 🙂

Hey the psicological part .. it is the same for me "always in charge" .. and I am the one who takes all the responsabilities in my family .. may be it is that.. but i cannot change my life ...

Great video !! My compliment !! I share the same fear problem , probably at the contrary of what you usually do I climb with stronger than me partners and they just walk on 5.12d/13a so when it is my "turn to" lead they do not understand my fear and do not empatise very much.. the last picth for example was a "wet" 5.11d partially bolted with a "crak climbin" exit around 5.7 (the last 10 mt or 20ft) they do not give me "friends or nuts" since they think it is "just 5.7" after you climbed a bad protected 5.11d .. the result was me stay in that crak jammed with my leg for 40minutes shaking and trying to protect myself by tying a knot on a service cord that luckily I had with me and fitting the knot like a nut... it was a horrible and terrifying experience, I didn't fall. Once I got down the comment was disgusting because it had "taken me forever" to get up.. .. Now I try to recover the pleasure to climb on easy route both bolted or trad. I subscribed to your channel ! Thanks .. I have a YT channel tooo if you would like to have a look

Sometimes I wonder, why do we love such a scary sport?

What a great video and what amazing growth

Scorpion world

Idiots. All for some clicks.

W video!

Nice fall great gear mate

😱 promo sm

Noice

Can’t tell. Bad camera pan and big text across the screen. 😂

The red rope could fray against the rock and snap

That 3rd placement, the silver nut, looks poor. Not good contact with the rock. Especially on the right hand side.

Nope

Never had to sling a horn before so im curious why do you tie a master point instead of just clipping the biner to the slimg

Krass, ich nutze den Prusik als Backupsicherung beim Abseilen, nicht als primär System

im pretty new but i dont understand why its even a question to add enough bolts to make a climb safe like i get maybe not letting just anyone go and add them but for the local groups or whatever to be against having enough o be safe doesn't make sense to me or yea at very least it should be listed on the description in the guide books or online if a climb is dangerously runout

Classic McDowells

Definitely can't trust MP. But that's anything on the internet. Climbers have to use their own judgment and not just take what strangers on the internet say as gospel. Unfortunately good judgment in new age climbers isnt too common.

I'm from Australia, where beginner outdoor climbs are notoriously sandbagged, but that's bad even by Australian standards.

Yeah this route should never have been listed as sport. There's also a great 0.3 placement about 15feet above the last bolt. It's abit before the 0.75 feels great

What climb is this?