The Off-width crux of Fear and Loathing? - A primer in the style
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Left arm down is a down arm bar and not a chicken wing. Chicken wing is bent elbow with arm folded in crack to create passive style camming action. Talking more about the downward camming of the right foot would be useful as that is the crucial base of upward progress with the left leg leg bar being progress capture 👍💪🫡
This is why I certainly can't call this video a "lesson". Thanks for the info!
@@FirstPersonBeta love the videos, dude. Keep it up. Also, congrats on the sobriety. 5.5 yrs clean myself.
Finally I can associate a face with the voice.
I was just in RR this past weekend and looked up at this crack and thought “no way”. I wish I had seen your video because your technique seems much simpler than other ways I saw this climbed. Cheers!
Nice technique and congrats on the sobriety! While you're on the east coast, come swing by CT. We have some classic offwidths you can practice on 😉
I fell out of that crack and twisted my ankle just last weekend
Can you do a video on quitting caffeine? Would love to hear more!
I will! Though, I want to give it a little more time. It's currently been about 6 weeks.
Excellent tutorial of exactly why I don’t do offwidth 😅
I dunno… I think the offwidth on Fear and Loathing was tougher than this. But looks fun! 🎉🎉
Nice shirt, yay Seneca Rocks. If you can climb 5.10 there you can climb it anywhere!
Eh guy if your out near socal we should run up Tahquitz. Standup to super pooper to price of fear.
Nice demo
i would be afraid of pulling or tweaking something halfway up
I pee my pants just watching the start where you don't even climb how high is that I would use a rope for that you're very good at climbing
~30 ft. The other side is easier IMO but if you're not familiar with the style of climbing, they can be a bit heady.