CLIMBING FAILS!...Please don't step on my ROPE!
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- Опубліковано 16 жов 2024
- Hey Everyone so hope you are all ready for a bit of a rant. lol Hope you enjoyed this one, if I missed anything or you have something to add please leave it down below as always. Keep it sendy!
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I think the clip at min 3:00 where the climber hits the ground shows exactly why you should avoid clipping above you. To avoid decking at the second bolt it's much safer to be higher up for the clip since there isn't as much rope in the system in case of a fall.
Yes I agree, but sometimes it's scaary to do that one more move without the clip ahahah
@@davide5429 Yeah I'm still actively trying to get over that fear 😂
Yeah I take it as a general rule of thumb to clip from waist height. Obviously there are exceptions, but I think it’s safest and easiest
It’s can also be very situational the position can be much more stable down lower. But that is also why I think, if that was the the case, there should be a bolt there.
@@BetaClimbers yeah but many people dont bolt for the difficulty of the route but for their own
"I'm a real fan of wholesome content - so let's watch some people have near-fatal accidents" - lol :p
Had me dyin!!
Hey I’m a subscriber of yours lol. Are you going to start uploading climbing with your camping content?
That intro is awesome!!!
Good point about the "wrong" bolting in some areas. Here in Belgium, all 'classic' and old bolted routes have a ridiculous bolt distance. Mostly in lower grades, which I totally don't understand. If you're new to climbing, you don't want to poop your pants because of the 6m in between bolts. It's just stupid.
I don't know the local climbing history of Belgium, but at least here in Finland the older routes were bolted with the idea to prevent ground falls, not to make the climbing any less mental. The pioneers are pretty hard core, so they have probably given less thought on what people new to climbing might think. More than 4 meter run out is starting to sound a bit sketchy though :D
I think this often is the case because the easy routes were intended as warm up routes and unfortunately it was not taken into consideration that they will be climbed by not so strong climbers.
That girl is a freaking ninja. Can't believe how she kept herself from flipping upside down.
I think a dynamic belay prevented her from flipping upside down. But she also grabbed her rope because she noticed what´s wrong.
And: I think she caused that herself in the first place. That leg movement is intentional, she tries to avoid the rope and makes it worse in the process. But yeah, good on the belayer and herself for staying upright
Foot behind a rope is something that haunts me all the way up a climb. Then when it happened to me once I knew while falling what was about to happen and somehow instinctively pulled that leg up to my chest and didnt flip ;)
Holy shit the giant flying rock in the intro
That intro Jingle was so legit .
More rants, more jingles and more funny clipped in sketches 😍
100% wholesome content. Love the jingle. I watch your vids with my kids (17y/o twins) They are usually the ones belaying me. It is cool to hear them call out things that they have learned in your videos like “dad, get your foot out from behind the rope.” They are also much more aware when they are on the wall.
Love the song. They should play this in every climbing gym along with the basics tutorial
That intro is the cutest! So catchy
That jingle is awesome!
That last one was hardly a fail, she was climbing hard and instantly realized her leg was in front of the rope and tried to fix it. When it was apparent that she was going to have to deal with a fall and bad rope placement she relaxed her leg, grabbed the rope at her leg and tensed her stomach to make sure she didn’t get flipped. It was a perfect reaction to a bad situation.
Dropped that cheeky すみません、ごめんなさい (sumimasen, gomennasai) love it.
どういたしまして 😂
Heres me re watching all the old climbing fails and literally just finishing them to find out a new one has been posted :D
I was happy to see another climbing fails episode. Even happier after that awesome intro! side note - rant away, we learn a lot from your rants.
Love the new intro. The other one always felt a little too sincere and serious for a lighthearted and facetious series. Keep up the great content!
That intro had me in tears! Amazing
I love that sing in the beginning, as someone who's seen all your climbing fail videos several times i think that should be the intro to all future climbing fails video's
Haha, loved the Anime rope sketch
Surprised you dont have a tonnof subscribers this is my favorite little channel and im scared of heights so if im watching climbing vids your doing something right.
Dear josh,
Please have the minimum length for a climbing fails episode be at least 20 minutes.
Sincerely,
All of us
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@@BetaClimbers we are serious
So on your bolting/stick clip comment, most routes that are being bolted now use an intentionally high first bolt to incentivize the use of stick clips. This ensures that either people are very comfortable climbing the grade or bottom section of the route, or use a stick clip as the route setters intended. This also ensures that the second bolt is sufficiently high enough to avoid the situation that was seen in the clip.
That intro made me proper lol. Great production value as always!
I love wholesome content like this! Thanks as always :)
Dude your humor just cracks me up. I feel like you would totally fit in with my friend group.
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Thanks for sharing another climbing fails video! Please do more!!! 🙏🏽😄
Thank you for these. I get to learn form other peoples mistakes. Like the new intro by the way.
I perfectly agree on the bolting speech: bolts are there for safety, there is no reason to wait to put the next bolt just when you reach again the ground fall potential, we just climb to have fun, not to get injured
The Intro to your vids always brightens up my day! Thanks for your unseriousnes :)
"Josh Perry climbing out of here. *wwwheeeawww* Uh, man I'm sore. ...pow pow!" Hahaha
I love the ranting! :D And the intro is funny.
I love the teaching and advice you provide in your videos! They are always entertaining and informative! Thank you for what you do for your UA-cam community !
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I literally love this channel.
I’m glad you’re letting the clips play. I would always rewind and watch the fall again after you got done talking about it.
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climbing fails are always a win
I love your safety minded ethos!
I've learned a lot from your videos. I want to start out door climbing could you make a video on what to start with and what gear we should have? Plus I loved the intro.
There’s a lot of videos out on UA-cam but if you want some specific tips I’d be willing to help you out
Gear for you and your partner: SPORTCLIMBING
preferably a 60 m rope (you also can buy a 70 m, but 60 m is enough for 90 % of all sport routes),
around 8-12 quick draws (what routes you want to try, think about how many bolts there are),
1 assisted breaking device (i like the Smart 2.0 and GriGri) with a HMS-biner ,
60 or 90 cm sling with a carabiner (for anchor cleaning),
shoes, chalkbag (obviously),
one Helmet (two if you want to be really save; one and your partner),
a backpack where you can stuff your climbing gear in PLUS a rope sheet (in german we call it Seilsack) so you dont have to get the knots out of the rope everytime you swap the route,
i think these are the basics ^^
A clipstick is also really nice to have, if you are a beginner at outdoor climbing
That is atleast what i got first... and it worked out well :)
A bit of info on clip 2.
That is a 10a in Malibu called Kathmandu. Super juggy but pretty overhanging for a 10a (30° maybe).
A lot of first time 5.10 leaders on it and I suspect thats what happened here.
That first guy reminds me of how we taught ourselves to do spins on kneeboards and wakeboards 20 years ago.
3:00 point. When I coach people how to clip, I tell the climber to call out to their belayer "CLIP'. Then grab rope and pull it up to clip. This helps the climb & belayer. Keeps everyone focused.
Hahaha, the intro is great. Loved it.
Haha man that jingle was fun! Please keep it!
Love the intro, love the video, love the channel!
That jingle is a nice touch!
The intro is HUGE!
That intro was amazing
Love the song! And couldn't agree more to the rope rant ... :D
First time I've ever heard the jingle. I love it
That intro was absolutely fantastic😂👍🏻
Yess, that intro ❤️
I absolutely love the intro
Keep the rambling going, always good content! Always learn things.
I love your videos guys you are awesome!!!!
I was climbing rat crack 5.7 fun chimney got ten feet to the top and my rope got stuck had my climbing partner attached me to a tree he ran to the top. And I tied in to anther rope I needed longer runners
loved the intro jingle
Really like the song! it's awesome!
I would literally set that jingle as my ringtone😂
xD chalk is aid?? is that really something people say? haha
The rope on the floor made me think why there's no technique / equipment for belayers , like a bag attached to the right leg or some winding technique..
Would that be bad in some way ?
yeah, if you have your rope in a bag i often gets tangled up. that's why you just throw it on the ground, so it is lays as loosely as possible. some kind of drum where you would have 30 m or more of rope rolled onto would be super bulky i guess.
There's no shame in stick clipping! I once literally once stick-clipped my way up an entire route that was right at the limit of my climbing ability. It allowed me to project a route and progress safely in a way that I otherwise could not have. It takes a while, so I wouldn't do that if someone else also wanted to climb that route, but it meant I could push myself without hitting the deck. And yeah, it was one of those 5.11 routes that was bolted by someone who climbs like 5.14 and therefore put in so few bolts that you had ample opportunity to deck if you fell. If there's a well bolted route, then just stick clip the bottom bolt or two. Either way, don't let not looking as cool stop you from wearing a helmet or stick clipping. That's way better than getting seriously hurt!
Thank you, man! The intro rocks👍
Awesome intro man 💪💪💪💪
The last fall was impressive, it looked like he raised her left thigh way up to avoid the rope spinning her over.. Does that even work or am I misreading it? I feel like it would work!
What's wrong with the quick link @6:59?
The quickdraw is attached below it, so it shouldn't cause an improper load on the carabineer.
Am I missing something?
10/10 should use this song for every intro
Comment from someone trying to be aware as a belayer and a climber, u don't talk about this technique : a belayer has his climber before the third quickdraw is cliped, he should always be ready, to help shortroping in case of bad fall, to sit in the harness or at least to low his body down under the first quickdraw (must watch where ur buddy's bottom is going but that's it). Do u use that, will u mention this as a good tip for more safety when a belayer begins and can't take rope quickly enough? Good stuff ur doing by the way, from a french lover of outdoor climbing. And nice intro ;) it gives a little thing more !
Right on I’ll cover that! 🤙🏻
Don't ever disrespect me by stepping on another mans rope, Ya Heard!
BING BONG
Niiice INTRO BRO!!!
I really liked the intro song
Awesome jingle!
Intro was great 👍🏼
Does that tshirt come with a warning not to wear it through the TSA line? 🤯
Im pretty sure the last one is at Sylphenwand's Arena Schwäbische Alb, isnt it? Route must be "vergessene Wand"? :)
I couldn't spot the quick link hazard. What is the problem there?
ua-cam.com/video/h4M28I4l-sc/v-deo.html
Check this episode out around the 5 min mark
System of a down!? You're silly for that one. But I did laugh out loud.
That second fall is brought to you by the grigri+ safety features
What do you mean?
@@SeraphinoII biggest complaint about the grigri+ is the sensitivity to locking up when giving slack too quick
That intro was the best
I caught my foot on the rope one time. I'm still puzzled how it happened. It was similar to the last video clip except my left foot was only 6" directly above the bolt and somehow snagged the rope. When I tried the section again I tried scooping my toe under but it was impractical as it created such a tight z, so wear your helmet, sometimes weird stuff happens.
Lol awesome intro😍
At 7:00, can someone explain the hazard of the quick link? Why would someone put one in (is it for bailing?) Should you take it out before clipping the bolt? Should you clip the draw into the quick link? What could go wrong if you don't take it out?
this has been asked a bunch I should put it in my description. This was covered in another climbing fails I think that episode is called “epic climbing fails” yeah people put the quick link on to bail. In one of the fail videos a guy clipped over one and when he fell it snapped his biner. I think it must torque the biner in a strange way and snap them.
Where can I get the music it will be a great add to the playlist on our van on the way to climbing.
I’ll have to work on that!
YESSS!!! THE BOMBER T SHIRT!!!!
My work is complete
Love that song
Where can I get that song? It's so cool
Great Intro!!
Ummm yeah that intro is great and I love it
That beard grew quickly
love these vids. Good job josh
I woke up yesterday to find my rope had been stolen from my truck. I got lucky and they missed the rest of my gear. But still.. It’s my fault for leaving my gear in my truck. So, that’s my most recent climbing fail.
Oof. What kind of rope?
Edlrid, it was just a basic rope. I’ll upgrade to a dry rope on my next one and be smarter about leaving my gear in my truck. Keeping it my gear with me just in case I get a hair up my but is a little riskier than I want to be.
Can you explain the quick link hazard? Is it because your quickdraw could bend when you fall?
It can force the biner on the bolt into strange side loading positions, which can cause the biner to snap at much lower than rated forces.
ua-cam.com/video/h4M28I4l-sc/v-deo.html
Around the 5 min mark
@@BetaClimbers interesting, thanks for the reply!
@@TonySpinach 🤙🏻
Ranting about fails makes sense! 😉
Someone was standing on my rope just yesterday as I was trying to put it back in my bag. 🤦♂️
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loved the Intro ! :D
BLUE JACKET ! finally, been a while since i sawyou. awesome intro!
Lol better hit that sub and bell before I disappear again 🤣
@@BetaClimbers i have the sub for long time, just missed the videos. maybe need to push the bell though! XD
Pls tell me how to attach hangman’s noose on ceiling
Make a 20 min climbing fails awards episode!
CLIP STICK ! if youre so gnar that you dont need it. cool. otherwise its a good idea to not hit the deck.
I like the rants.
This one cracked me up!