Impossible sketchy slabs from 1983
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- Опубліковано 15 жов 2024
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Slab climbing at its worst. Enjoy!
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These 80s guys were so bad ass. Love their vibe, so chill.
the old guys at my local crag are fucking assholes :(
@@Th3Nguyen ☹️
@@Th3Nguyen maybe it's just you bro.....if you talk more about the routes you've climbed than you do being out there with nature you're doing this for all the wrong reasons....yuppies have never really been looked kindly on in the climbing scene...or at least since the 80's when i started.
Or maybe it you...? You’ve made some huge assumptions about his comment. ... maybe the dudes at his ‘crag’ are arseholes ? You never know.
To then make it about when he was born an an implication on that - says more about you than him bud...
@@andrewfleming6487 lol, you no u'd me...
very few people are assholes to everybody.... it's not really an assumption as it is fact. granted i'm sure every old dude at his crag could be the exception and actually be complete wankers but i think *that* would be a huge assumption, did something i say strike a nerve with you? lol, it was only suggestions, self reflection is never bad.
Magnus I love how you have included old pictures of the climbers as a tribute to them. That is humble & beautiful
Yes and these were some boomers. Magnus is Generation Y, people that still respected their elders unlike the snowflakes and millennials who were raised in a degenerated media system.
Really love the silent moments where Magnus is climbing and all you hear is the background of nature
With the waves rolling in... I wanted to be there so bad.
Especially on slabs, the knife edge balances with perfect silence is powerful
And, you know, the relaxing buzzing of the drone that sounds like an angry bee swarm 😄
Well all you heard was mature and a drone 😁
@@grafzhl and traffic
I know you said previously you get less views on these outdoor climbs. But I love them. The shots of the scenery and for us non climbers to see what a real rock wall at a certain grade looks like is amazing. Great job.
Yes climbing outdoor
I ain’t leaving this comment without a comment
I like how this comment has 1k likes and no one has ever commented on it.
Omg i never noticed my comment had 1k likes hell yeah first ever .....still would like to see more out door climbing hahaha
@@scottiegrav 2.2 now
1:50 Nathan Hoette dropping some SERIOUS wisdom "The grades are only a reflection of the difficulty for the person at that time"
It's always the simplest logic that should be the most obvious that really seems the most profound.
Absolutely!!!!
Which means that people "grading their climbs higher" are really just claiming how much they struggled. lol
18:08 unreal scenery, wow 😍
Of course, Magnus failed the first one. He had his shirt on!
Heinz's handshake must be like sticking your hand in a vice.
What a cool person 🤩
The old routes are always the hardest!
For real. Got my ego crushed at an old school crag my first time outside. Went from climbing 5.11's at the gym to getting destroyed on old school 5.8's at Devil's Lake.
@@partykrew666 DL is definitely some of the hardest for the grades in the country. damn sandbagging oldies haha
Back then 5.11 was reserved only for the really hard routes and 5.13 was theoretical.
@@marcopervo oh totally. i guess historically at DL 5.9 was just the hardest grade at a point and there was no such thing as 5.10. so 5.8s are brutal and the few 5.12/13s look basically impossible.
@@partykrew666 currently in Frankenjura, first real rock climbing trip (simply none around where I live). Got some 6c+s under my belt in different gyms and am working on the first 7as. And on the rock here a lot of routes are either very hard for me, or flat out too dangerous to attempt.
Anyways, just keep climbing and you'll get there. I hope.
This video felt really special, I would love to see more of you outside with iconic climbers like Heinz!
homefreylf beanz?
I second this motion!
Slabs: How to turn an impatient climber into a patient one.
Or an unsuccessful one.
or just a patient
or have a mental breakdown
Or a dead one
Toshi lol s’insecure
“Never look like you have a hard time” that’s my new motto😂
yeah, loved that! that's the kinda climber I wanna be like now
That's what lions do (literally)
When did e say that?
I really enjoyed that one Magnus, very chill. My favorite parts were when the music stopped and it was just the sound of the wind, waves, and the jingle of the draws on your harness.
It's really interesting to hear about the different mentality and how different the grades seem to be.
Also that scenery is just beautiful
I'm not convinced the grades are sandbagged as much as it's just a very different style of climbing from what magnus does in his gym. Techy vertical climbs are climbs where you might have to put your foot on something smaller than a pinky nail, it's a very different style from the boulders that reward raw power and finger strength.
Italy is beautiful, you have everything - alps, mountain, snow, perfect spots for climbing - but also the best sea, amazing beaches, flat lands, hills...
But it has shitty government 😢
The Gulf of Mexico is a really nice sea very clear light blue water
dont forget pizza :)
To think that this one man single-handedly advanced the world of climbing shoes this much-all while being an accomplished climber in his own right-while ALSO giving the world modern ketchup.. Truly a gift to humanity.
We enjoy learning from you and learning with you. Loved this video.😇
yessss outdoor sport climbing is what ive been wanting to see. more sport in general honestly.
Absolutely!!! Easily the best vids!
Definitely miss seeing Magnus sport climbing! There's a lot of bouldering on UA-cam.
Or Shirtless athlete
I really missed those outdoor climbing videos. They’re just so relaxing and breathtaking
Glad to see a comeback of outdoor climbing vids! Would like more of those
Probably less views on a video like this (compared to the fun/ninja things) , but, damn, Magnus, so much more pleasure to watch as a climber ! Those slabs seems amazing, terrifying and humbling at the same time. And yes, we definitely can learn a lot from those old fashion style climbers! (what we gained in efficiency is probably a bit lost on elegance :))
It was really good to see you actually climbing for once!
i love the calm atmosphere and not click baity title, thanks for the video magnus!
I know you've said you don't like to combine filming with hard climbing because one sacrifices the other, but this was a beautiful video! Such elegant moves, I'd love to see more slab climbing!! Always a fan
Love the video!
I really like the videos, where there are some "interviews" with true legends, mixed with outdoors climbing.
Like the one you did with Alex Huber in Jordan.
(or the recent video on Adam Ondra's channel, with Stefan Fürst about the second ascent of the Route Qui)
By the way:
I WOULD LOVE TO SEE A COLAB OF YOU AND DAVE MACLEOD!!!
And:
I really have to go (back) to arco.
Thanks for the the cool video!
I second the Dave Macleod collab.
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Yes I agree, this was such a great video interviewing legends and indulging in some history!
Collab with Adam Ondras Chanel please😍
I want to see Magnus on some sketchy gritstone trad.
I just wanted to take a quick second to say how lucky we are to be able to watch someone with such talent that his very sheer will and determination for what makes him happy is visible through every video to date! Keep up the great work n much love from america
Outdoor climbing video!!!
I met you in arco :D was curious what you gonna climb there. Not disappointed :D
Would have liked to see Heinz (and the grinning guy) do some actual moves. It's always interesting to see a legend, and compare old- and new-school movements.
Bla Blum I agree. I would love to see some video of slab masters climbing everything from 5.5 to 5.12. I’ve seen some in person and it’s mind blowing.
Unbelievably beautiful! That shot with the sail boats in the back ground!!! Awesome! Personally I enjoy all of your content, but the outdoor lead climbing is my favorite, and with the addition of the drone shots it was amazing. The only thing I could possibly ask for would be a few close ups of the holds themselves, and for you to talk us through them! especially the cruxes
do you know where this is?
What holds? 😂
How’s he gonna talk us through a hold while he’s climbing it? 😂
The vibe of this video is everything I love about climbing! Good people, beautiful setting, and a great style of climbing!
18:29 pretty picture with all the sailboats in the background.
Love this place. We go there almost every year for vacation, for 20 years now. We go there mostly for cycling. It's paradise
release it as a poster, Magnus! I'd buy it:)
best camera work to date imo. Also, I love how even though you could easily just show off your strengths, you acknowledge your weaknesses and work on them.
"Couldn't see any holds" is my favourite kind of climb
this is me climbing. Always, no matter what the grade is :D
My favourite climb is into a nice a bed.
"Stop training for a year, you'd be significantly weaker but a better climber." Learn real technique instead of relying on power. I like that.
yeah its very true. technique can be a lot more important then strength overall. strength can almost be a crutch in ways and with better technique you can climb for longer without tiring out as much sense your more efficient with your movements.
Still have to train for technique tho
@@numbnuts375 nit nearly as hard as for power, but i agree 100 with you
why not train both, that seems more logical to me than one or the other
@@glitchinthematrix555 thats what most climber's do, but you learn technique best when you are weak. ondra was sending 8C+ before he could do a one armer, and the style of fast and precise climbing he built is exactly why he is the best climber in the world
Favourite video for ages!! I know the outdoor videos take way more effort to make so thanks for doing it!
I love it when you climb outdoor. I'm old school, inside climbing is just training in my eyes, the real thing is outside!
These videos are my favourites, I love the mad scenery and watching how you manage to climb these beautiful rock faces and finding the holes not just seeing a bright coloured grip
Damn so cool you had Heinz on! He even designed my all time favorite shoe (Boostic)
He also makes the best ketchup...
Magnus: "There's a 6C over here but they say it's almost worse than a 70+"
Me, a non-climber: "DAMN RIGHT....haha..ha"
SkunkCommand 7D+ not 70+ lol
@@nathanialreed7157 🤷🏻♂️
LMAOO FR
@@nathanialreed7157 Probably 7b+ actually, 7d isn't a thing ;)
I like how everyone had a default pfp
Wow, what an absolutely stunning location.
What an amazing video, you can really see how much Heinz enjoys those routes, and seeing people come to attempt the stuff he did 30+ years ago
I love the outdoor videos. Climbing real mountains is just a much better feel.
And seeing Magnus stand on a wall, just trying to see if anything is a hold at all, moving his hand back and furth, up and down..
Its fun.
Awesome video! Loved to see these older routes, especially with the person who bolted and originally climbed them giving a little backstory and perspective of the times, super cool content, keep it up Magnus! Cheers.
2nd: Arco is one of the most magnificent places on earth - best ice cream, cheap and good wine... and God, this nature is beautiful!
Love these outdoors climbs. The views are spectacular!
beautiful sea, beautiful mountains, beautiful man. What is not to love. How thrilling to watch
Not many animals on earth can do this- what an amazing body we humans have if we train.
It's more the brain, the leverage and grips and problem solving. But I know what you mean. Most animals don't have the opposable thumbs
did you know that we would overcome by far a cheetah in a marathon ?
We also outrun every animal long distance
mountain goats are pretty good slab climbers
Watching these videos, gives me the same chills in my palms and feet that I feel at the indoor gym. It’s crazy how just watching I can feel myself climbing
Slab is definitely humbling. Barely sent this 5.9 once and couldn’t feel my calves after, can’t imagine how hard these were
This was super fun to watch!! I like how Heinz was there giving his opinions on the route and a small history of what climbing was like in the 80s. It's nice to see outdoor climbing be it lead or bouldering!
This the type of climbing I enjoy watching you doing it. You're such a inspiration, I've been climbing indoors for 6 months, I am starting to climb 12a's ans b's now (top rope though), was able to lead a 11b outdoors, and when I need to get pumped before a climb, I watch your blogs to get that inspiration. Keep up the good work.
The backdrop around 21:00 is so beautiful, then they pull back the shot and there are all those sailboats. That looks like a great trip!
"i think people just had like some kind of mental disorder back then and they thought it was really funny to climb these things"
"We called it. . .cocaine."
i think stuff like that is not about how you feel during the Climb it self but about the feeling when you finally accomplished it at least thats the case for me :)
@@TheAsdftill lol what are you doing here im scared XD
i'd do it
@@TheAsdftill I also learned about Magnus that way.
They did an amazing job with the camera angles, catching that background on the last climb gave it quite the perspective.
Fantastic editing on this video, really enjoyed the raw climbing with the sounds of nature.
The photos from the magazines are incredible, awesome. It's so funny how they wouldn't tell anyone they were featured. When he followed that up with 'you'd wait for someone to ask,' I think secretly they all enjoyed getting some attention.
I absolutely love the outdoor climbing videos! And the sort of interview vibes with climbing legends are amazing. Great video!
wouldve loved a bit more introduction.
why are you there, why are heinz and nathan with you?
other than that top video as always, stunning views!
He wanted to do some slab climbing, and those two are the people who set most of the routes from the 80's there.
They are lovers
Baked Creations really?
@Baked Creations Gay detected!
One of your best videos, Magnus. Has a real climbing short film feel to it that's awesome, and really great to hear from two old school experienced climbers.
17:38 That right there is such a great shot.
Seventeen thirty eight
love your chalkbags, i don't understand how yours are the only one i really like visually
That's the content I subscribed for!!
This video was EPIC! Those legends, the old routes, the drone shots... damn, absolutely amazing!
Hey its Nathan from scarpa who gives really good presentations of their shoes! I love him!
the pictures of heinz in the 80's are amazing we need to bring the 80's dripped out style back to climbing lol
More of this pleasee
Just Magnus and random routes
THIS WAS SO FREAKING COOL, Heinz was like a ninja! I cant imagine doing manual bolts. You did so well and made it look so easy Magnus.
the way you guys read a rock face is so fascinating and impossible looking, I love this
I started climbing 3 years ago and this week I will try my very first 7a. I know its not a big thing but Im really excited about it. Been watching your videos for a while and you've been a truly inspiration 👏👏
Just for info (Don't know why this was keep almost secret): The place is in Arco north of Italy. One of the places where the modern climbing was born.
It says that right in the beginning of they video?
@@MrZippys0 and the end
arco is an extremely popular climbing area.
Thanks, Magnus.
I think that this is by far the best video I saw on your channel and one of the most interesting things about climbing spots.
I mean, this can make people understand how much the value of those numbers that we generally use to standardize a climb, is relative.
Above all, it shows the difficulties in front of a real rocky wall, the phrase when you could not see any holds is iconic.
Thank you also for these wonderful shots of Arco and these magnificent rock walls.
THIS is the stuff I'm always waiting for
the most beautiful way of climbing... so much balance and technique
Loved this sooo much. Those are my places, greetings from Italy :)
Oh how I love route climbing videos and the spirit of the old times :) Great work!
best video since 6 months so far .. the real rock magnus, i like him more than the other stuff magnus :D
I think this has been my favourite video of yours all year. Besides the killer content, the editing, music choices and camerawork were all incredibly on point!
More outdoor climbing! That is why I watch your channel.
EPIC video! Seriously, outdoor climbing is so enjoyable to watch! The history behind those climbs is cool too.
It’s crazy to see Magnus go slow and struggle on a route, I’m so used to him flashing the hardest boulders in a gym and call it a day or do things super smooth but to see him really work for a 5.11 is insane
One of my favorite videos this year. Very cool stuff. Thanks Magnus
No way.. I am so exited before watching this video!
If I gues it right that it is climbing in the mountains I want to watch this Video so much!
Nice work Magnus - loved the slabs. Especially like it when you discuss technique, as with the excellent crack climbing series.
Damn you slabs!! I get sweaty hands just watching other people climb them 🙈
Very nice idea to check out some old classic routes and to speak with the original first ascentionist! Well done!
22:25 such a dope picture
Loved watching this, beautiful climbs and top level historical banter.
I love slab climbing, It's just a whole different ballgame.
I know nothing about rock climbing and this video got recommended via another video and it's not something I would normally watch....but I gotta say respect! Skill and P4P strength levels are off the charts! It makes my heart pump just watching this!...Even though I'm not into climbing myself I'm gonna check out a few more of these vid's!! Immense skills!
i just thought about how crazy it is humans can climb a vertical cliff with just their bodies meanwhile i struggle to do pull-ups
Buy some exercise bands, wrap them around a pull up bar and put your feet in them. And with that extra help you can start doing pull ups and build up the right muscles to do your own without any help.
Consistency in the long run achieves anything. Start today even if it's one pull-up, do negatives otherwise, stay consistent. Not saying you'd be an expert but sign up to a climbing gym today and you'll be sufficiently capable within a year. Stick to it (or anything else) longer than that even, you can learn pretty much anything
Doing pull ups and climbing are completely different altought It look similar
Climbing heavily involves the use of your legs.
Become a slab guy. There are very sketchy slab routes that one could climb without the ability to do two pull-ups in a row. Just get good at standing on sketchy holds with good footwork and balance, and you can climb thing that would make ripped gym rats crap their pants.
omg this is one of your best videos! i love this!!
First the music from Martins outro and now the intro of Hafthor, next Magnus become strongman?
This video was shot in Italy - Arco and Garda lake. I love these places and I love this video. Thank you.
What’s should I think about to climb like you?
Heinz: “You shouldn’t think”
😂😂
Very good video Magnus so good to see technical climbing being displayed on you tube there far too much videos hulking about on overhangs and dynos around and people have forgotten the importance of technical ability and history.
Thank you.
7:39 Really exemplary grigri technique ;)
one of my favorite videos you've ever made Magnus! more like this please :) if you have the time and space for it lol
I missed those "straight to the outside climbing" videos :)
Just did my first outdoor slab yesterday at a popular spot here. Definitely a different experience. Perfect timing you posted this video!
Doesn't matter how chill I feel, I always start sweating my hands and feet when I watch these