It's great to watch Adam's videos. So much to learn from him. His breathing is so deliberate and just how small adjustments and flexibility make a big difference for climbing movement/success.
No chalk on the wall, it really tells you how hard those boulders are! Particularly liked the comparison between the two attemps on Mini 8B, with your analysis!
@@AllegraClimbingPsychologist Then again we're talking about Norway, so there's probably a bunch of snow that melts and washes away the chalk. That plus as you said, it's very difficult, so not many people climb it
There's a recycling plant some hundred meters away from the crag. Lot's of dumping of glass and whatnot, adding to the lovely soundscape in this picturesque little place. :)
Climbing in Trøndelag have progressed a lot in the last 40+ years! Back then I was the first to climb Norwegian grade 8 (about 7b to 7c?) in the area. I was extremely happy 11 years ago when Adam put the area on the map with first Change and then 5 years later Silence, still probably the hardest climb in the world.
Watching the best in the world climb in his spare time, for fun, is so comforting. We are all used to watching men and women trying and performing on the very top of their game ,which makes us (I can only talk about myself really) forget that climbing is actually fun. The fact that he "gave up" on a boulder (below his level I dare say) after 2 tries because his training for the world cup was more important than sending and publishing a video about it shows, to me, that pride does not belong in climbing. Thanks Adam!
Love this video! Even for the best in the world, it's good to know when to skip boulders so you don't split the finger tip or even get injured :D Always learning from the best
Finally, we arived in Hell. I'm really in need of these holidays far from the noise and AAHHRRGG! What was that? Anyways, far aways from the noise and trouble AAAAAAAHHHHHRRRRGGG!
I can't figure out which shorts Adam is wearing. The jade color suggests that it is a recent model but neither of those seems to have vertical zipped pockets, cords at the waste and that Logo patch at the front. The Massone comes close but that doesn't have zipped pockets and that cut in outseam at the knee.
Why would he wear mismatched Solutions on each feet? I get it if they were two different models like a Solution and a Futura (one is stiffer, the other softer), but one model in LV and HV? Anyone knows the reasoning for this?
Actually, my shoe choice often makes sense - for example stiffer or softer shoe for specific foothold or heelhook. In this case, it was just convenience - I chose the same combination as for Project Big - simply these were the shoes that were perfectly broken up - not too new, not too old. Adam
Actually, my shoe choice often makes sense - for example stiffer or softer shoe for specific foothold or heelhook. In this case, it was just convenience - I chose the same combination as for Project Big - simply these were the shoes that were perfectly broken up - not too new, not too old. Adam
@@TheGumbyGuy imagine you go to a gym or crack and basically everybody is screaming from the top of their lungs. that would be fantastic. no more calming nature sounds, no more minding your own business. just screaming people everywhere, lovely.
You don’t have to pause when you lift off the ground on sit starts you already have both hands and feet established in control on the rock with your butt on the ground then you just go
How sad seeing the best climber checking a video to collect beta (if that was what he was looking in his smartphone)best part of climbing is figuring out the moves not consuming boulders
Awesome bouldering from you Adam ! Hey quick question, if anyone can answer it : I've started climbing indoors 6 month ago (i'm 28 yo), and i wanted to know if it's "too late" for me to achieve great routes. Not talking about Adams like level of routes, but still some hard ones. Or is it possible even if i did not start when i was a kid ? Thx in advance guys
Definitely not too late, there are plenty of climbers who started 'late' and have done crazy things. Just need to put in a bit of extra care and focus with your routine to dial everything in. Injuries are a little harder to bounce back from as we get older, but you can still get super strong and crush. Consistency with training and balanced diet and rest - you can do a lot. Climbing is a very interesting sport in that there is something for everyone - burly bouldery routes, thin technical stuff, compression, overhangs. It's so varied you can find your niche and excel like crazy. Good luck on your journey! =)
Better late than never. You still have plenty of time. The famous Norwegian novelist Jo Nesbø started climbing a few years before he reached 50, and this year, he climbed the 8a route. Go on!
I don't know how many times I had to jump on the volume down button in the middle of one of your videos so i don't wake the neighbours when you scream. I should have learned this by now!|
Imagine one of these has been your project for over a year and your trying it and some guy called adam ondra comes in and gives it a go and flashes it or needs to tries.
I understand Adam. I also regularly need to onsight an 8b before I can catch my flights.
Big fan of how you switch from super serious/focused to deliriously happy in a millisecond. Can tell you are having loads of fun! 🙏
i love the attempt 1# attempt 2 # format . Such great insight .
Yep!
Yes!
Its always amazing to see you climb and try new routes. Im always inspired to hit the boulder gym after watching.
It's great to watch Adam's videos. So much to learn from him. His breathing is so deliberate and just how small adjustments and flexibility make a big difference for climbing movement/success.
Nice to see Adam in a relaxed, let's do what we can setting
No chalk on the wall, it really tells you how hard those boulders are! Particularly liked the comparison between the two attemps on Mini 8B, with your analysis!
or it just rains a lot :)
@@BecauseVikingsCan when it's that overhanging rain doesn't do as much... At least in the crags I visited
@@AllegraClimbingPsychologist Then again we're talking about Norway, so there's probably a bunch of snow that melts and washes away the chalk. That plus as you said, it's very difficult, so not many people climb it
@@meisrerboot I live in Sweden and I can tell you that chalks remain despite the snow 👀
@@AllegraClimbingPsychologist Fair enough
Bro that sound of a storm coming at the beginning during first attempt was a treat ❤
There's a recycling plant some hundred meters away from the crag. Lot's of dumping of glass and whatnot, adding to the lovely soundscape in this picturesque little place. :)
This is so far beyond the imagination of what any normal (sporty) person could do. Absolutely wild
Adam is amazing. Also he is so chill and relatable in his youtube vids ( great content) you’d never guess he is literally the best climber of all time
Climbing in Trøndelag have progressed a lot in the last 40+ years! Back then I was the first to climb Norwegian grade 8 (about 7b to 7c?) in the area.
I was extremely happy 11 years ago when Adam put the area on the map with first Change and then 5 years later Silence, still probably the hardest climb in the world.
Watching the best in the world climb in his spare time, for fun, is so comforting. We are all used to watching men and women trying and performing on the very top of their game ,which makes us (I can only talk about myself really) forget that climbing is actually fun. The fact that he "gave up" on a boulder (below his level I dare say) after 2 tries because his training for the world cup was more important than sending and publishing a video about it shows, to me, that pride does not belong in climbing. Thanks Adam!
Love this video! Even for the best in the world, it's good to know when to skip boulders so you don't split the finger tip or even get injured :D Always learning from the best
7:04 nice jedi spotting! 😁
That first scream really woke me up😂
Same lmaoooo. He’s amazing but if he went to my gym was I was warming up I would fall all the way down 🤣🤣🤣
This is about 30min from where I live, that's very cool!
So good to watch your videos Adam! :D Greetings from Poland!
Kiedyś to było, teraz to nie ma....
my toxic trait is thinking i could red point this
Best comment on yt!
Fact
My toxic trait is talking about how he always yells when he climbs knowing damn well a v4 is my limit
You could! AO Team
What does red point this mean? Can you explain please
Looks like an amazing session, Adam. I also had a great indoor bouldering session today 😁 much love from Amsterdam.
What a way to start the week! ty Adam!
The climbers in the background are like a frozen back drop whenever Adam climbs x)
Neuvěřitelné, opět smekám 🎩
Great climbing, thanks for sharing.
Adam! When Will You try Bourden od Dreams? ;)
Each send is a work of art
Finally, we arived in Hell. I'm really in need of these holidays far from the noise and AAHHRRGG! What was that? Anyways, far aways from the noise and trouble AAAAAAAHHHHHRRRRGGG!
Great
Match the three finger crimp with the espresso cup pinch...superhuman
what the Hell. Great vid guys
I like how the person climbing in the back seems to have not moved over like half of the video.
New video pog
That thin pad doing work! :D
Bro 8a+ flash. Adam is stil so strong.
I’ve been in Hell several times 😎
Love the rock vids
Bouldering 8a with a single pad has got to require some serious balls.
bouldering grades don't take risk into account
@@michel_samuel nobody said they did. just more likely to fall off, thus usually want more pads.
How does he know where the holds are? The wall has so much texture, almost anything could be a hold.
I believe once you on the wall it becomes more apparent from that perspective.
He's got a lot of experience.
boulders look sick
Hope they get well soon! Boulder vomit can hurt.
Bourden of dreams on the way
That 8b+ looked like such a sloper fest
Monoiden seems like it would be good practice for Perfecto Mundo 😵💫
I swear, bouldering spotters don't know which direction gravity works in.
This dude got Popeyes forarms
nice
Adam is Amazing ❤ make 8b like 6a+ 😂💪good work
He shows the rock the mf in thumbnail
mini ... 8b ... let's see if I can flash it ... maybe
Yeah, no big deal. Easy going
I can't figure out which shorts Adam is wearing. The jade color suggests that it is a recent model but neither of those seems to have vertical zipped pockets, cords at the waste and that Logo patch at the front. The Massone comes close but that doesn't have zipped pockets and that cut in outseam at the knee.
He’s tacking this screeming thing to far
Hell is other people flying over you at the crag
Met u on Venice beach with the arm wrestler
Adam I think we know a certain ginger man that you could have been filming with in Norway
👍
Adam is the most muscular skinny dude on earth
He's gonna climb to Heaven soon
please do an episode with MELLOW
Hardly ever do we see Adam slip off of holds, 7:04
what are these sounds in the background?
I like, it makes nice atmosphere
I think it's cars and airplanes. This is just by a highway and an airport
Don't think those will be anyones first 8As haha...
Why would he wear mismatched Solutions on each feet? I get it if they were two different models like a Solution and a Futura (one is stiffer, the other softer), but one model in LV and HV? Anyone knows the reasoning for this?
Women's Solution is softer, see his climbing shoe vid. Will Bosi also wore HA / HA Pro on Burden. Hope this helps 👍
Yeah it's actually really simple, it lets the athletes market two shoes at once. Don't forget they are still billboards for their brands
4:36 Jesus, that can't be healthy for your middle finger
So, is middle finger in Czech… ‘fok off-ku’?
What's the theory behind the two different shoes?
Both are La Sportiva Solution just in different color
Actually, my shoe choice often makes sense - for example stiffer or softer shoe for specific foothold or heelhook. In this case, it was just convenience - I chose the same combination as for Project Big - simply these were the shoes that were perfectly broken up - not too new, not too old. Adam
Am I the only one who cringed at the sight of the mono on that second boulder?
why the different shoes?
Actually, my shoe choice often makes sense - for example stiffer or softer shoe for specific foothold or heelhook. In this case, it was just convenience - I chose the same combination as for Project Big - simply these were the shoes that were perfectly broken up - not too new, not too old. Adam
thanks for the answer!
imagine everybody would scream like adam ondra, when trying hard.
That would be great honestly.
@@TheGumbyGuy imagine you go to a gym or crack and basically everybody is screaming from the top of their lungs. that would be fantastic. no more calming nature sounds, no more minding your own business. just screaming people everywhere, lovely.
first.. like a 9C+
Nije ti lako
1:15 false start?
You don’t have to pause when you lift off the ground on sit starts you already have both hands and feet established in control on the rock with your butt on the ground then you just go
@@slapthesloper Okay thanks!
he didn’t use his body to get up he pulled with feet to get up using as much space as he had from the ground for momemtum
How sad seeing the best climber checking a video to collect beta (if that was what he was looking in his smartphone)best part of climbing is figuring out the moves not consuming boulders
Being at a crag far away from your home where you only have one session maybe...? Do you even climb..?
He didnt have the time, he was catching a plane.
1+1+1=3 attempts
As someone who climbs 7a these routes look equally doable and impossible for me 😆
Nice to see you on some hard boulders Adam!
Just chillin, trying to climb some ropes, and then Adam shows up screaming his head off lol.
Love the simplicity of the action telling the story. A little bit of history and some passion. Good video.
Very good choice of perspective. You can really see how hard it is...
Awesome bouldering from you Adam ! Hey quick question, if anyone can answer it : I've started climbing indoors 6 month ago (i'm 28 yo), and i wanted to know if it's "too late" for me to achieve great routes. Not talking about Adams like level of routes, but still some hard ones. Or is it possible even if i did not start when i was a kid ? Thx in advance guys
Definitely not too late, there are plenty of climbers who started 'late' and have done crazy things. Just need to put in a bit of extra care and focus with your routine to dial everything in. Injuries are a little harder to bounce back from as we get older, but you can still get super strong and crush. Consistency with training and balanced diet and rest - you can do a lot. Climbing is a very interesting sport in that there is something for everyone - burly bouldery routes, thin technical stuff, compression, overhangs. It's so varied you can find your niche and excel like crazy.
Good luck on your journey! =)
Better late than never. You still have plenty of time. The famous Norwegian novelist Jo Nesbø started climbing a few years before he reached 50, and this year, he climbed the 8a route. Go on!
Lol bro I started climbing at 54 and now I climb 7b. Of cos its just 7b but just as long as you have the passion and dedication, why not
I'm usually waiting for a flight in a pub...but looks this like a better idea😂
At this time I think I've spent more time hearing Adam's moans that my ex gf
Oof
"Retro on sight", like it:)
The holds always look better on camera than in person. These holds look absolutely awful!
I wish I had 1/2 the strength he has in 🤣🤣 he has more strength in one finger then 1 do in my whole body *cries being stuck on V1 🤣🤣🤣*
Looks like Adam used Stefano's re-onsight glasses
I really feel like the boop at the end could be changed to booping your forehead on the mic and playing SLAM, DUP DUH DUP! Just sayin
There is also limestone climbing on the island of Gotland. I don't know if it is any good though...
Maybe next life im able to send these kinda boulders and walls. If im born again as a lizard or spider
now with subtitles in portuguese , thanks Adam Ondra
His fingers were in constant pain
In Zelda, this looks so easy...
RAAWWWWWWW AAAAAH!!
that underling was brilliant
Shooowww ° Lolll
I dont want to believe, that this was filmed in Norway. In my head limestone crags do not exist in Norway xD looks like middle europe
I loved that every time Adam was climbing, everyone in the background were all watching him the whole time and not even moving 😂
I hadnt realised how much outdoor climbing looks just like rocks I sometime try to climb when hiking
I don't know how many times I had to jump on the volume down button in the middle of one of your videos so i don't wake the neighbours when you scream. I should have learned this by now!|
Can you please put a raw solar 12v solar panel on the battery and see how it behaves. Please
Imagine one of these has been your project for over a year and your trying it and some guy called adam ondra comes in and gives it a go and flashes it or needs to tries.
Burden of dreams come on.
Beast 🔥🔥