Rock Climbing Falls, Fails and Whippers Compilation Part 8

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  • @rainardhuman4986
    @rainardhuman4986 6 років тому +203

    0:26 let's spot him a mile away ... great job

    • @ChadDidNothingWrong
      @ChadDidNothingWrong 3 роки тому +3

      @WungusBill sort of... what was he even planning on doing with his arms like that? Push him back onto the rock? Lol

    • @ChadDidNothingWrong
      @ChadDidNothingWrong 3 роки тому +3

      @WungusBill ah. Yeah i get that. But I mean, at that height (and positioning), I feel like youd want to try to catch him underhanded, as to hook your arms under his. Seems like that would be way more effective. Not just in making more a controlled and effective adjustment to his fall, but also in making any effective contact at all...
      I wanna say this is just hindsight talking, but I was thinking that from the start. (Although I do understand sometimes adherence to established techniques and training can sometimes override your common sense in specific situations where the training isnt as well suited). Ive seen this in pilots alot too, actually--where someone is adhering so firmly (and properly) to training that they somehow miss something very obvious to many untrained persons.
      I wonder if theres a term for that phenomenon...because there ought to be, imo.

    • @ericastier1646
      @ericastier1646 2 роки тому

      @@ChadDidNothingWrong Up until i read Wungus's comment which completely schooled me i was going to post a sarcastic comment like yours about how the belayer position was a joke when in fact it was right. I would have been in your position trying to not look like a douche and posting a long comment like you did to try to be selfrighteous which only makes you look worse. It's terrible that the online world has made people averse to recognizing when they were incorrect. Just say : "I was wrong and learned from that". Not write an endless myriad of excuses and please stick your self righteousness in the trash.

    • @augustlavdal6187
      @augustlavdal6187 Рік тому +1

      I am sure they have crash pads

  • @jakehartley5771
    @jakehartley5771 4 роки тому +168

    The belaying in some of these is just dreadful, no wonder so many got injured

    • @Rocstoneau
      @Rocstoneau 3 роки тому +3

      I agree!

    • @RodrigoOliveira-gx8fp
      @RodrigoOliveira-gx8fp 3 роки тому +1

      I agree.

    • @frankobrien1371
      @frankobrien1371 2 роки тому +10

      Just have to be paying close attention and keep a tight rope, like someone’s life depends on it.

    • @Beastgrows
      @Beastgrows 2 роки тому

      Being Betrayed by Billets, bloody blatant barstards 🥲

    • @Beastgrows
      @Beastgrows 2 роки тому +1

      @@frankobrien1371 you know 😎

  • @carlosandresgallardogarrid8808
    @carlosandresgallardogarrid8808 4 роки тому +253

    One of the reasons i stopped climbing was because of my belayers... my so-called friends use to give me lot of slack in order for to "lose" my fear of heights. Well, one day i fell and almost hit the ground by 30 cm.

    • @ClimbingMagic
      @ClimbingMagic  4 роки тому +57

      Sad to hear that, but It's really hard to find responsible people you can trust

    • @ChadDidNothingWrong
      @ChadDidNothingWrong 3 роки тому +24

      @@ClimbingMagic you can trust me. I promise.
      Can I borrow your car?

    • @deadly2time900
      @deadly2time900 2 роки тому +5

      yeah thats why i only stick to bouldering this stuff looks so scary

    • @cassiusdio6048
      @cassiusdio6048 2 роки тому +2

      Yep, my belayers were just stupid and didn’t understand the concept a few of them were always drinking beers.

    • @Eventual-Visitor
      @Eventual-Visitor 2 роки тому +1

      @@cassiusdio6048 Well, you probably went with the ol' "hold my beer" without telling them not to drink it. Not a good idea.

  • @trevorduncan9580
    @trevorduncan9580 3 роки тому +41

    OMG @1:50 that dude bounced like 3 feet into the air off that rock. OUCH! lucky to be alive, why in the world was there THAT much slack!?

    • @vigilancebrandon
      @vigilancebrandon 2 роки тому +12

      Someone else’s said apparently the top quick draw broke, so it wasn’t necessarily the belayers fault

    • @levenrowan5436
      @levenrowan5436 2 роки тому +3

      Think the draw broke

    • @SpyKey90
      @SpyKey90 2 роки тому +3

      yes look close you can see the broken top draw with carabiner sliding down the rope. that was kinda the unlucky in the unlucky

    • @trevorduncan9580
      @trevorduncan9580 2 роки тому +1

      @@SpyKey90 yikes. That's brutal.

    • @SpyKey90
      @SpyKey90 2 роки тому +1

      @@trevorduncan9580 i agree. I wonder if he had serious head injuries after that accident. doesn't look good. but his belayer took alot of momentum out of his fall. hopefully only a headache

  • @Themilkmanskid.
    @Themilkmanskid. Рік тому +43

    That one at 0:57 looked deadly even with a helmet. Why would anyone do this w/o one and other protective gear? Wild times!

    • @pippinclearwater
      @pippinclearwater Рік тому

      He had protection gear

    • @demori2052
      @demori2052 3 місяці тому

      @@pippinclearwater Idk what protection gonna save you from feeling that. Even if your helmet caves its still solid rock and 100+ pounds of meat suit slamming into your dome.

  • @jordanramey2460
    @jordanramey2460 2 роки тому +14

    Lol, that last one is me! I just stumbled across this vid, so this made me laugh. A rep for 5.10 shoes was giving out loaners to try out for the day and I figured I’d give em a whirl… didn’t work out. The fall was onto a button head that thankfully held. The route is Hairlip (5.10a) on Suicide Rock across from Tahquitz.

  • @RideBikes_Walkplaces
    @RideBikes_Walkplaces 2 роки тому +85

    That bilayer at 1.50 was absolutely shocking. Look at his hand position.

    • @dunklezwiebel
      @dunklezwiebel 2 роки тому +14

      He did great and everything he coud do. He managedto even take slack in. But the protection of the leader blew, nothing he coud have done.

    • @MeskDaKrull
      @MeskDaKrull 2 роки тому +2

      @@dunklezwiebel oh so thats what he was doing by pulling up. thanks for clarifying

    • @hans-christianjentsch5808
      @hans-christianjentsch5808 Рік тому

      He was much to slow. Thats bad belaying. He was better of running backwards.

  • @jemez_mtn
    @jemez_mtn Рік тому

    I climbed for a bit in the 90s, but if there was UA-cam back then I probably never would have 😅. Watching these is kind of terrifying. But addictive.

  • @mtadams2009
    @mtadams2009 4 роки тому +29

    Back in 1974 I fractured my skull on a very short fall, 5 or 6 feet, yes no helmet. I did two weeks in the hospital.bThey were not common then. I used to always say felt much safer once I was up over a 100 feet or so. Another and you can learn from me be very careful who belays you. I became super careful and only let to two very good climbers every belay me. People need to under the process and to pay attention, your life litterly depends on it. Dont take crazy chances down low or anywhere for that matter. Some climbs are just very risky.

    • @CSSTRIP704
      @CSSTRIP704 3 роки тому +1

      No you didnt

    • @jodomo4279
      @jodomo4279 2 роки тому +3

      Can fracture your skull 100 feet up just by falling awkwardly too. I know someone who had to have a chunk of his brain removed because he got sepsis after hitting his head on a whipper.
      I don't know why people don't wear helmets.

  • @JCMillner
    @JCMillner 4 роки тому +33

    I love how the 1st spotter was planning on catching the guy from the side

    • @Rocstoneau
      @Rocstoneau 3 роки тому +4

      Yeah, I was watching that spotter thinking no bloody use standing there like that mate.

    • @MrJackOfAllTraits
      @MrJackOfAllTraits 2 роки тому +2

      You're suppose to stand to the side. You're not supposed to try and catch them that'll just hurt the both of you. You're suppose to guide them onto the crash pad below. Which I assume he did but you can't see the ground.

    • @mokingx693
      @mokingx693 Рік тому

      Personally I'm just aiming to make sure your noggin isn't slamming against anything, if you're light and I've been training maaaybe I'll catch your shoulders. But it's worse for you take a fall head on cuz then you're liable to snap an ankle, break a finger, fall back on your OWN head, etc. if you wanna softer catch, get another spotter

  • @arminmtb2716
    @arminmtb2716 2 роки тому +13

    I stick to bouldering in the gym and a bit outside, cant fall very far

    • @porteurliste
      @porteurliste 2 місяці тому

      I used to work in a somewhat busy boulger gym and a less busy rope climbing gym from the same company. We've had the ambulance come to us once to twice a month for the 6years I worked there and we had prained less severe injuries a couple of times a week aswell. Sprained ankles, dislocated shoulders/knees/elbows, etc. At the rope climbing gym we had an accident maybe once every couple of years but only minor ones. Asside from the one deadly accident by someone that lied saying they could belay.
      With a good belayer rope climbing is much safer than bouldering because we fall a lot in both sports but in one we fall on the ground in the other we fall in our harnasses.

  • @mikrojinn
    @mikrojinn 4 роки тому +19

    3:10 : you place a quickdraw, then you don't use it. aka The Darwin Law ...

    • @caedmonswanson2378
      @caedmonswanson2378 2 роки тому

      May have been someone else’s, maybe a bolt on a different route and he was trying to do a trad route. Otherwise I have no idea why he wouldn’t clip it

  • @brandonthomas999
    @brandonthomas999 5 років тому +13

    2:53 the back stepping😰

  • @brianpollstergaard7143
    @brianpollstergaard7143 3 роки тому +3

    Cool breakaway hat at 1:29

  • @designchik
    @designchik 2 роки тому +3

    It seems miraculous that more people aren’t seriously hurt or killed.

  • @mode-zc2wi
    @mode-zc2wi 2 роки тому +2

    The first one scared me to do climbing. Hi from France by the way.

  • @JakJub
    @JakJub 2 роки тому +18

    really don't understand why they don't use helmets. I always wear a helmet when I climb, and so do my trainers. The fact that they fit well does not mean that they have to give up helmets.

  • @davolaa
    @davolaa 4 роки тому +10

    2:30 ‘I can’t believe you’ve done this’

  • @toiletpaper5770
    @toiletpaper5770 4 роки тому +25

    This makes me feel smart

    • @StrongestDwarf
      @StrongestDwarf 3 роки тому

      Lol they have no brain

    • @ygjt76v0-----
      @ygjt76v0----- 2 роки тому

      @@StrongestDwarf lol

    • @Staroy
      @Staroy 7 місяців тому

      You are probably just a wuzz, and not very smart if you have to feel like it

  • @steamy_rendini
    @steamy_rendini 7 років тому +114

    Can we please talk about the rope tearing open in the first video!!

    • @zonlymachine
      @zonlymachine 7 років тому +22

      Jake Rendina Haha yup. That route, and especially for that move, is meant to be done using two ropes.

    • @wesleybarnes5376
      @wesleybarnes5376 7 років тому +29

      Yes can we please talk about that! I'm hoping that rope is 100 years old this makes me shit scared

    • @ryanmarshall6603
      @ryanmarshall6603 7 років тому +20

      What about all the belay-ers (??) who are leaving enough slack in the line for the person to fall and hit the ground from 30+ feet up....like wtf, you have one job. Or is that a climber mistake, by climbing too high without adding an anchor point? Either way...F that.

    • @whitnasty1
      @whitnasty1 7 років тому +11

      The first ascent was done with 3 different ropes. It's pretty much common practice to use two ropes on that route... I believe it's called Elder Statesman, somewhere in Europe

    • @christianjohnson3205
      @christianjohnson3205 7 років тому +4

      Hate to be the one to ask, was the fall outside the camera really far?

  • @ruannnnmei
    @ruannnnmei 2 роки тому +4

    0:51 Holy bro, That's so painful I hope he's doing fine today..

  • @johnprendergast1338
    @johnprendergast1338 Рік тому +1

    Reminds of George and Kramer testing their wings and dropping a friend ...That was funny !

  • @MountainJohn
    @MountainJohn 3 роки тому +31

    I kinda blame the guy for letting his guard down and not expecting him to fall at 1:42

    • @Candesce
      @Candesce 3 роки тому +20

      A piece came out. He wouldn't have hit the ground otherwise. The belayer didn't do anything wrong as far as I could see.

    • @hansdampf275
      @hansdampf275 3 роки тому +2

      @@Candesce A Helmet might have been beneficial for both of them though lol

    • @Candesce
      @Candesce 3 роки тому +5

      @@hansdampf275 yeah, I always recommend a helmet for outdoor climbing

    • @jonaslonartz7188
      @jonaslonartz7188 Рік тому +4

      Even if this is an old comment... the belayer did everything right in that particular moment. He managed to pull in the slack and jumped backwards. But this wasn't enough, because the topmost carabine came out. Ultimately though he and his partner did everything wrong, when they decided to go climbing without a helmet. The climber survived by pure luck.

  • @eagle5818
    @eagle5818 2 роки тому +47

    1:45 isn't the bottom guy supposed to hold it tight so he doesn't fall that much down ? didn't he almost kill him ?

    • @imcontemptwithlife4155
      @imcontemptwithlife4155 2 роки тому +1

      Belayer was a moron, he’s not wearing a helmet, looked like could’ve easily broken his arm there

    • @klemano4382
      @klemano4382 2 роки тому +19

      The belayer made no mistake. If you look closely you can see that the top quickdraw broke. That is very unlucky, and in this case, very dangerous. That is not suppose to happen, like, not at all. I never heard someone telling this kind of story.

    • @stevecase6168
      @stevecase6168 2 роки тому +7

      @@klemano4382 Good catch regarding the quickdraw. However, after watching it slowed down a bit, it still looks like there was quite a bit of slack. The climber was only 3 feet from the ground when the quickdraw broke.

    • @Tropican4777TYp
      @Tropican4777TYp Рік тому +4

      Yeah, He wasn't suppose to give him that much slack, which cause him to have a fast long fall. He should have been pulling up the break side of the rope more instead of the guide side of the rope. This is what caused him to have a steep fall.

  • @robmccarthy210
    @robmccarthy210 Рік тому

    Just the video to get me in the mood for climbing. ^_^

  • @RachelG1979
    @RachelG1979 6 років тому +20

    The people on the ground are responsible for some of by these nasty hits to this face and head.

  • @matthewniznik9161
    @matthewniznik9161 4 роки тому +1

    This was a great video I really appreciate the content:(

  • @SeanStewart88
    @SeanStewart88 2 роки тому +2

    Just recently started climbing and I’m not sure why I look these videos up. Maybe it’s to prepare and really stress the importance of belaying and taking that responsibility very, very seriously.

  • @_ShaDynasty
    @_ShaDynasty Рік тому

    Damn. Some of these are gnar

  • @Zerpersande
    @Zerpersande Рік тому +1

    You can’t see who this is…. 1:02
    But you know he isn’t Alex Honnold.

  • @josefryan5445
    @josefryan5445 6 років тому +64

    I find some of the belaying more shocking....learn how to take a fall

  • @mattsmith1700
    @mattsmith1700 3 роки тому +4

    Some of them people at the bottom don't look like they know what the hell they're doing

  • @Ron-dt1cz
    @Ron-dt1cz 3 роки тому +1

    Great spot 1st clip. Hey dude wanna stand here and watch me fall.

  • @Dunnooooo123
    @Dunnooooo123 2 роки тому +2

    2:53 Why didn't he just clip before climbing???

  • @houseofsolomon2440
    @houseofsolomon2440 4 роки тому +6

    Does anyone know the background @ the intro guy whose rope got sheared/parted as he fell??
    Or what happened to him?
    Thx in advance !

    • @fillmorejives2284
      @fillmorejives2284 4 роки тому +1

      It's a route called elder statesman in the peak district. Usually done British trad style with two half ropes because this sort of stuff can happen on gritstone (Very abrasive). Think he broke his heel and his wrist but was okay

    • @houseofsolomon2440
      @houseofsolomon2440 4 роки тому +2

      @@fillmorejives2284 Much thx f/info, jive

  • @seasonti8312
    @seasonti8312 3 роки тому +2

    i see only two belayers in the video who had too much slack in the system. at 1:48 had to hurt

  • @ryanwest7405
    @ryanwest7405 7 років тому +38

    0:58 is why you always wear a helmet

    • @xzysyndrome
      @xzysyndrome 6 років тому +13

      or why you do not let a schmuck belay for you.

    • @christheother9088
      @christheother9088 5 років тому +2

      My understanding is gravity generally pulls straight down. He must be new.

    • @Noold
      @Noold 4 роки тому

      @@xzysyndrome way more to do with bad feet placement, than a bad belay.

    • @xzysyndrome
      @xzysyndrome 4 роки тому

      @@Noold Falling is usually bad foot placement...that is why I have good belay....which this one was NOT.

    • @Noold
      @Noold 4 роки тому +2

      @@xzysyndrome How could the belayer have belayed more effectively? Had he not run back, our climber likely would have decked. I would argue that being pumped is a larger cause of falling than bad foot placement.

  • @Maharg33
    @Maharg33 3 роки тому +13

    I don’t understand why the guys that are “supposed to stop them falling” have so much slack in the rope, if I was one of them I would have absolute zero slack and probably have so much tension that I’m practically pulling them up the mountain

    • @david-stephenmyles9539
      @david-stephenmyles9539 3 роки тому +8

      Maharg33 that does seem intuitive.
      But when these guys are 'trad' climbing (i.e they place removeable camming protection devices in cracks, rather than clip into bolts that are already drilled and secured into the rock with resin), there is higher risk of the protection pieces falling out. Having no slack, as the climber climbs above the last bolt, results in a much more sudden transfer of energy from falling climber to the protection piece. A good belayer will try to give a 'soft catch' by releasing/jumping just as the rope goes tight.
      Also, a hard/sudden catch can cause the falling climber's body to pendulum quicker back into the rock face (for an overhanging fall).
      It's all a trade off though. When a climber is still relatively low to the ground (first 10 meters or so), or close to any protruding ledges or other hazard, a tight belay is usually going to be better. otherwise, a soft belay will mitigate other hazards.

    • @brucerash3873
      @brucerash3873 2 роки тому +1

      Having no slack means your ripping them off the wall

  • @daveblack2602
    @daveblack2602 Рік тому

    Today on "gym top ropers criticising climbers", we'll see lots of belayers holding big falls close to the ground while the top ropers complain that the catch was "too hard". Looking forward to seeing your plastic project bro .

  • @All_Original
    @All_Original Рік тому

    And this is why you run a top managed system

  • @Фантазиякрасок

    давно искал такое видео! хоть на страховку хватило мозгов) но естественный отбор со временем возьмет свое

  • @Redo12able
    @Redo12able Рік тому

    Rock huggers delight in folly. Even the badasses eventually lose; as is well documented.

  • @trueblack6760
    @trueblack6760 Рік тому

    Thank you for your video. I could make my mind not to try the real rock climbing....

  • @PluralFish
    @PluralFish 3 роки тому +1

    All that flesh for the rocks 🤣🤯

  • @thecrapehanger24
    @thecrapehanger24 Рік тому +1

    @1:46 if you look closely, you can actually see the guys wrist snap. Just in case anyone missed that.

  • @driftless1870
    @driftless1870 3 роки тому +7

    Anchoring the belay, rope management, hand placement, escaping the belay, rescue and self rescue,, ascending and descending (a incapacitated climber); all should be perfected skills before allowing a belay on. Thank you for these videos. They should be shown and reviewed in depth before letting some well meaning, but ignorant schmuck waiting his turn to climb, on what is the critical end of the rope.

  • @armandmatossian2081
    @armandmatossian2081 3 роки тому +2

    0:20 is not bad belaying. He's 5 feet off the ground...

  • @rizzuh01
    @rizzuh01 4 роки тому

    Last clip was Hairlip 10a at Suicide Rock in Idyllwild.

  • @Colorado_Ronin
    @Colorado_Ronin 7 років тому +66

    Why the hell don’t people wear helmets

    • @funduk89
      @funduk89 7 років тому +5

      usually only the belayer wears a helmet. Because if a stone hits him in the head and he passes out, the climber is really fucked. Climbers n the video made mistakes. You are not supposed to fall like them. Lack of outdoor experience, i guess.

    • @madmike159
      @madmike159 6 років тому +32

      You know what helps when you make mistakes... wearing a helmet...

    • @profd65
      @profd65 6 років тому +3

      Helmets aren't cool, that's why. The whole point of climbing is to upload sick ass videos to UA-cam, brah, didn't you know?

    • @64BitLamp
      @64BitLamp 5 років тому +8

      There are only two major situations that could land you upside down when climbing. The first is what is known as back stepping. It causes your foot to get trapped between the rope and your last point of protection causing you to go upside down. An experienced climber will never back step, knowing the risk involved. The other situation is when the climber traverses very far horizontally while leaving a large run out. This will create a swing that will spin the climber around and smack them into a wall. A lot of people like to insult people who do not wear helmets in climbing, but I would say that they just have no idea about what they are talking about. For me and many other climbers, we analyze the climb and look for any situations where an injury could occur. If the route is a complete overhang that goes straight up, then I wont use a helmet, because trust me when you are on a 45 degree angle inclined route and unable to see the next hold you will understand. On inclined routes you should not end upside down unless you do something very wrong. On the other hand if I am doing a traverse, slab wall, etc, then I will use my helmet, just in case of a nasty fall.

    • @johnliungman1333
      @johnliungman1333 4 роки тому +4

      @@64BitLamp That`s just not true. Or maybe a sports climbers perspective. As soon as ripped gear comes into the equation, all your reasoning goes out the window. Do as you like, but do not try to persuade others to not wear a helmer.

  • @OpenSourceCitizen
    @OpenSourceCitizen 11 місяців тому

    Required ad for all climbing enthusiast outfits

  • @Nosuchthingastrans
    @Nosuchthingastrans Рік тому

    Holly shit a broken quick draw??..Scary n rare..

  • @nooopenoway4071
    @nooopenoway4071 5 років тому +4

    Anchor yourself when delaying.

    • @bman6065
      @bman6065 3 роки тому +1

      Don't advise when you don't know what you're talking about. Or better yet save it for when you meet new partners. So they know you're an overconfident newbie.

  • @KnightFox1000
    @KnightFox1000 2 роки тому

    Is the first guy Alex Honnold?

  • @KittchenSink
    @KittchenSink 3 роки тому +1

    Jesus, that 1st one.. what was he climbing on, paracord!!

  • @cddevelopment363
    @cddevelopment363 11 місяців тому

    I feel like alot of these belayers forget that the ropes are stretchy. Do NOT give them so much slack!

  • @princenabby1
    @princenabby1 Рік тому +1

    So many of these guys not wearing helmets . . .

  • @stan420
    @stan420 3 роки тому +3

    man rock climbing is so gnarly such an unforgiving environment just brutal mad props to these warriors

  • @PeterHemming-e8d
    @PeterHemming-e8d Місяць тому

    Belayers! Anchor yourselves. Even on the ground!

  • @BuffPomsky
    @BuffPomsky Рік тому

    Sad how many of these are close-death incidents where the reaction is "whoo!" instead of maybe learning that life is too valuable to spend on reckless acts like this.

  • @Beastgrows
    @Beastgrows 2 роки тому

    I know little on this but don't u keep the line as tight as possible with just a little slack so the climber can move? You gotta be switched on ALL the time, especially on tough sections. Or am I waaay off on this? I get scared climbing into my bed!!

  • @gritlup2089
    @gritlup2089 Рік тому +1

    Do people not know how to gauge slack?

  • @as3fawf
    @as3fawf Рік тому

    Trad climbers: this is bomber until somebody whips on it

  •  6 років тому +6

    1:46 lol, menudo asegurador el compañero

  • @mariobotti1952
    @mariobotti1952 4 роки тому +1

    At 1:50 . How the fuc...is possible to belay in that fuc.. way!!!!

  • @Pablito46
    @Pablito46 3 роки тому +1

    What happened to that first guy though??

  • @aighti
    @aighti 2 роки тому +1

    So many people without helmets

  • @Beastgrows
    @Beastgrows 2 роки тому +1

    That first one's fall was slowed slightly by whatever the rope was attached to, I think he'll be sore in the morning though 😅 🤔
    This is why I go no higher than the pull up bar!! I'm scared shitless of heights AND claustrophobic caves!! No amount of money wud get me up a sheer climb!! Fascinated by these guys...The finger strength 💪🏼 I weigh 210lbs so it's probably not my sport 😅 😑 😬 🙃
    Love to beat my fear by abseiling or line sliding though, hmm 🤔 💭 🤔 💭

    • @jodomo4279
      @jodomo4279 2 роки тому

      I'm 6'7, almost 240 and been climbing for years. I still regularly get outclassed by shorter, lighter people who've been climbing less than a year 😑

  • @Daniel_Froschauer
    @Daniel_Froschauer 2 роки тому +1

    In vielen Fällen wäre ein Helm schon nicht schlecht gewesen 🪖🤯

  • @sebbeaudet2639
    @sebbeaudet2639 11 місяців тому

    Ends up 2 feet off the ground... "hard catch"

  • @Zonessss223
    @Zonessss223 Рік тому +1

    2:26 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

  • @mwh3227
    @mwh3227 Рік тому

    And the winner is - GRAVITY!

  • @drats1279
    @drats1279 2 роки тому

    A man has got to know his limitations. When you play stupid games you win stupid prizes.

  • @houseofsolomon2440
    @houseofsolomon2440 7 років тому +5

    Intro: 👍

  • @balloondefenders4779
    @balloondefenders4779 6 років тому +8

    1:33 I thought he died

    • @NotsoBussy
      @NotsoBussy 3 роки тому +2

      Ngl but 0:58 is much worse.
      He hited his head from higher cliff
      and the rock was more pointy

  • @Th3SMS
    @Th3SMS 7 років тому +3

    1:47 a nut pulled a piece of the rock off? :o

    • @olairii
      @olairii 4 роки тому

      I think so

  • @fanka-natury-fanka-gor7134.
    @fanka-natury-fanka-gor7134. Рік тому +1

    Dlatego jak mówią: "trzeba oswoić loty", to ja sobie myślę - tego się nie da oswoić, to boli...

  • @유재성-u3b
    @유재성-u3b 2 роки тому +1

    빌레이 잘못이 눈에 뜨인다.

  • @prof.eurico
    @prof.eurico Рік тому

    The 1st kill me. Literally.

  • @lalalayoyo
    @lalalayoyo Рік тому

    Did the first one dead? The rope is completely cut off 😱

  • @carlrs15
    @carlrs15 5 років тому +5

    1:45
    that dude almost dashed his fucking head to pieces on those rocks
    wear your helmet, kids

    • @invictuz4803
      @invictuz4803 4 роки тому +1

      Thank goodness he had his arm between his head and the rock.

    • @Algroh91
      @Algroh91 4 роки тому +1

      That and get a better friend before you. He started falling and the guy belay put his hands up instead of down and in.

    • @ramdas363
      @ramdas363 3 роки тому

      More like don't climb with idiots who don't look out for your safety.

  • @freesoul1825
    @freesoul1825 4 роки тому +4

    1:39 why not to jump when someone is falling

    • @jessethomas3319
      @jessethomas3319 4 роки тому

      I didn’t even notice he did that until you mentioned it. I was gonna say he did good getting to the guy so fast after he hit.

    • @ChadDidNothingWrong
      @ChadDidNothingWrong 3 роки тому +2

      He didn't really jump, he pulled his feet up off the ground to bring the tension on sooner. That little move may have saved the climbers life.
      Watch closely. Or at 0.25x speed maybe. It did kind of look like he jumped a little, but i think he tension was already starting to pull his weight up, giving the appearence of a jump in the way he moved his legs with the rise, and any actual jumping action he did may have been to the back, somewhat perpendicular to the pull of the rope, which likely negated any loss of tension....

  • @stevedullum6777
    @stevedullum6777 28 днів тому

    Compound fracture compilation.

  • @Zlobniy_Munchkin
    @Zlobniy_Munchkin Рік тому +1

    Кто-нибудь может объяснить почему они без шлемов?

    • @13flr
      @13flr 11 місяців тому +1

      А что защитит шлем?

  • @matiasfuentes5329
    @matiasfuentes5329 3 роки тому +1

    1:45 el peor compañero de escalada :D

  • @theguydudeman1194
    @theguydudeman1194 3 роки тому +2

    Bruh like i don’t rock climb and i know that ur supposed to have sum slack but not enough for them to completely hit the ground or come close. Like you didn’t do your job at all if they’re hitting the ground

  • @freehan510
    @freehan510 2 роки тому

    Gravity is a killer

  • @rampazzodavid46
    @rampazzodavid46 4 роки тому +1

    Is the first guy dead?

    • @ClimbingMagic
      @ClimbingMagic  4 роки тому +2

      Not after this fall, but I can't guarantee what happened later in his life

  • @drewdurant3835
    @drewdurant3835 8 місяців тому

    The first dude why would you just up and allow the rope to slide down a corner like that

  • @peanutpuppyboiprayforukrai1072
    @peanutpuppyboiprayforukrai1072 3 роки тому

    is the first guy okay?

  • @nathanceranski2477
    @nathanceranski2477 Рік тому

    i love climing

  • @Mondetreking
    @Mondetreking 2 роки тому

    Lesson learned. always use a Grigri always use a helmet

  • @FluffyAmyNL
    @FluffyAmyNL Рік тому

    first one died?

  • @brian1632
    @brian1632 7 років тому +3

    00:54 how shit is that belayer? Fucking hell.

    • @FalconFanatic.GhostDog0
      @FalconFanatic.GhostDog0 7 років тому

      No Name my words

    • @cammtb01
      @cammtb01 7 років тому +2

      that dude would have decked had it not been for belayer running back, the climber was way too runout Ill give ya that

    • @zonlymachine
      @zonlymachine 7 років тому +1

      How is the belayer shit? If he hadn't run back, the climber would have decked harder. An "average" belayer wouldn't have done that

  • @234i9
    @234i9 11 місяців тому

    1:45 yo HOW much slack?!

  • @rosscasey3352
    @rosscasey3352 4 роки тому +1

    love watchin these guys fall because they're doing it by CHOICE lmao

  • @ebkjug
    @ebkjug 2 роки тому

    i guess ill work on belaying before free climbing

  • @mtaylor3771
    @mtaylor3771 2 роки тому +1

    Some people believe paralysis is underrated.

  • @stuffiguess7680
    @stuffiguess7680 Рік тому

    Is the guy in the intro clip alive

  • @gritlup2089
    @gritlup2089 3 роки тому

    Is that first guy alive?

  • @mbrennanbes
    @mbrennanbes 4 роки тому

    how do you not flip upside down when lead falling

    • @MJ720
      @MJ720 4 роки тому +2

      Don't put your leg behind the rope. Prime example of what NOT to do at 3:00

    • @Rocstoneau
      @Rocstoneau 3 роки тому

      You can smack your head really badly by doing that. Always wear a helmet.

    • @bman6065
      @bman6065 3 роки тому

      @@Rocstoneau most helmets don't adequately protect the back of the head