Honnold was the best commentator addition. Him and Matt saying the funniest random crap was like getting to watch stand up comedy and climbing all at once. During the live stream I would even leave my earbuds on to piss so I wouldn't miss any goofing.
He's the best commentator I've heard in a while. Speaks truth, knows climbing, unafraid to ask questions - i enjoyed when he asked whether athletes even break even for competing and you could tell the other commentator was just so happy it had been said but couldn't have said it.
Alex honnold came to my gym last week and I had a whole session with him and man his comments were just as good as on the ifsc livestreams. He literally got off a v7 slab and said “I felt like I was going to fall to my death at the end” also kept referring to my humid ass Florida gym as feeling like he was deep water soloing with how grimy it all felt. Everytime he fell off a boulder he would start cleaning his “blown out gym shoes” aka seemingly brand new solution comps lmao. Totally great guy fun to climb with and nice to all the fans that eventually showed up to bombard him
How did he miss the craziest part of that 11 year olds story "Leo unclipped and downclimbed"... "HE UNCLIPPED AND DOWNCLIMBED"?! And made it back to the crutch before falling...
Matt is always great, Honnold's addition made me cackle every 5 minutes lmao. And inviting some of the comp climbers like ifsc did with Shauna was awesome too. Hope Olympics doesnt fuck it up
I climb regularly but don't compete in anything, wouldn't even consider myself amateur and my resting heartrate is between 38 and 42 depending on the day...
@@th3l05t-f1z with any type of athleticism, your resting rate lowers while your working rate raises because your body becomes better at pumping blood and doesn't have to work as hard when you're just chillin. This is especially good for climbers so that they can fight the pump. Luckily getting flagged for any one of those alone doesn't mean you can't compete. Although, I think its silly to measure vitals to determine an eating disorder, as even someone who's physically healthy can have one. I think many climbers are good examples of that. The only real way is with a consultation and honesty about what is going on with you, basically being ready to change. Overall this Olympic thing wont do much but hopefully raise more awareness. All the pros speaking out on it will really benefit the community as well. The best strategy is prevention!
@@th3l05t-f1zMight be. But my heart rate was at around 41-42 at some point when I was running as an amateur. Didn't need to be an athlete to get to that number.
Have you met many road cyclists? I'm 6'1" and weigh 135lbs. I eat whatever and as much as I want. My doctor said I'm perfectly healthy just "born on the wrong continent" lmao
I was shocked to hear him commentating on the IFSC comps. Thought it was cool. Watching the girls make that jump to the volume foot thingy (I haven’t climbed in a while, bigger than a jib) made me clench up
Little tip: BMI is easier in metric values... ;-) BMI = weight in kg / (size in meters)^2 Just for anything wondering: 18.5 BMI at 6' (182.9 cm) is 61.9 kg.
You should cover the story of Janja's recent 8c+ send where she did it, didn't like how the video of the send looked, so she just sent it again. I wanna grow up to be like Janja even if she's like a decade younger than me
Sub-40bpm resting heart rate shouldn't really be a thing IMO. I'm a 46 year old entirely average endurance cyclist who sport climbs / boulders, but my resting HR can get as low as 36bpm overnight. I have a totally normal diet, and 5ft 11.5in and about 170lb. We also need you to be a live IFSC commentator for a much better NSFW channel
it's very easy to be under that BMI actually, but all the other criteria is the important stuff that will absolutely weed out all the naturally skinny weak tall people like me from people with actual problems. surely this is a good start that i would guess will have no false positives.
Yeah but these are pro athletes in a relatively explosive(meaning necessitates a certain level of muscle mass) sport. This means this BMI will be a lot more likely to be a sign of an issue for them.
for undermuscled people is quite easy to be under that BMI, but for pro athletes is very hard to be under 18 and stay healthy, they prolly would be in a severe weight cut to be able to meet the BMI level. Also, blood pressure of 90/60 is def not normal, would be close to fainting with that blood pressure
yo, I'm 5'8, my bmi is 19.5, in the recent past it has been below 18.5 without an eating disorder, I would be concerned, you can 100% be lower than 18.5 bmi without eating disorder.
I think that's why you're have two other criteria like heart rate and blood pressure, and if you fail all three, then you have other tests. Let's hope there are no controversies
If Brooke sends a V16 after...Katie just need to go send it and down grade it to a 15. problem solved Also cherry pop tarts are gross and anyone that enjoys it should be banned
Yeah; but have you seen him comment the Hollywood films with climbing in them? He's just happy to be there. He just enjoys everything so much and is so positive that ... everybody get's a gold star when Honnold is commenting. Those eyes though? Just charming.
7:42 Well I'm 173cm (5'8'') and weigh between 55kg (120) and 60kg (132) depending on how much I work and eat. Before I started regularly climbing I'd hover around 52kg (114). So I would be veeeeery close to not being allowed. Therefore I think the process they have is pretty solid. Because I always was this light.
Pro road cyclists are close to those limites! Tadej Pogačar weighs about 140 lbs, and 1m77 (that's a BMI of 21.1, so within limits) and has a resting heart rate of 36 (under the limit). BMI around 20 and resting heart rate under 40 are not unusual for road cyclists.
hey so I am 6'4" and weigh 149 pounds (18.1 on the bmi scale) I eat plenty of food, exersize a lot but have always had a crazzzy high motabilism to the point where i just cannot put on weight and have a super low body fat percentage. I am healthy and dont have any eating dissorders or zteuggle with food in any way. now im definitely an outlier here but i could see this becoming an issue if there comes along a high level athlete who happens to be in a similar position to me
I was hoping Shauna Coxsey would be a commentator at the Olimpics. She has a wast experience in competition climbing and is a fantastic and very professional commentator. I like Alex, but he interrupts and doesn’t remember the athletes names. Shauna is another level.
I knew several people without eating disorders who were under 18.5 BMI when they were 18-20. If you have a lot of muscle mass you will probably be above that but it doesn’t mean that’s necessarily an unhealthy bmi
Lots of healthy people are below 18.5 BMI, it was never intended to be used to judge individuals but population averages. Resting heart rate below 40 is pretty normal for athletes. Usain Bolt's is 33. These rules are authoritarian and discriminatory.
7:45 It's so funny. All my life, I have struggled with weight gain. I can eat whatever I want in any amount. When I was young, I ate a lot of fat and fried food, but I didn't like having breakfast. Now, I'm mostly following a healthy diet. I have 3-4 meals every day. I can eat as much as I can. And my body index has never been higher than 18.2. To increase my body mass, I need to exercise a lot. It took me over a year of regular training to get just 2-3 kilos. And I always thought I was bad at sports until I discovered climbing. Oh boy, it turned out that walls are my natural habitat. If I had started earlier, I would never have been allowed to participate in any competition. :D
I believe you don't have to have an eating disorder to have a BMI of 18.5. I have been stuck at 18.8 for such a long time even though I eat a lot. People with some body types sometimes find it really hard to gain weight even when eating properly.
HOLY SHIT Alex Honnold and Letterman climbed at my gym on the upper west side! There's only like 10 roped courses there so I'm surprised they didn't go to the Cliffs in Queens. I almost didn't recognize the gym without the screaming entitled rich children.
nah, Ai Mori is tiny, her BMI wont be below 18.5, nevertheless the blood perssure and heart rate are pretty solid ones. If someone has 90/60 and less than 40 bpm they prolly be fainting.
Can we talk about the boulder recently sent by Ondra in a complete static way, when all the other climbers tried dynamically and they failed? I am glad to announce that Ondra has joined the SSS (Saint Static Society) with Seb Bouin, and Stefano Ghisolfi. Others will join.
My partner too. He has been very light all his life, but is very healthy all around. While his peers are starting to get all those random problems, he is doing great. He also is like a furnace. Just throw in something to eat and you got yourself a nice heater. ❤
i mean to be fair a few years ago i was 6 foot and 61kg which is pretty much their minimum and it was by no means super skinny, i still had a decent bit of fat on me just no muscle. i am now around 74 at a rather low body fat percentage for reference also yes high level rock climbers are obviously going to have a decent bit of muscle so being like 60kg is still much unhealthier than it was for me
I think men won’t habe a problem with the BMI as they gain muscle mass more easily, but I bet many of the current top female athletes which look to be on the skinny side like Oriane Bertone, Hanna Meul, Natalie Grossman, or Brooke Raboutou could be banned, without necessarily having eating disorders. I mean it’s good to make the contestants aware that eating disorders rather hinder their performance, but I am not sure if I like bans. Especially not when skinny shaming is becoming popular.
When I first started climbing I was a vegitarian at the time and incredibly lean because of that. I ate plenty just most of it was junk carbs and vegetables. I am 6.2 and for the first 2 years of climbing my highest weight was 137lbs. I did not have an eating disorder. I just have a super high metabolism and was not getting proper nutrition. I quit being a vegetarian after my second year in climbing and 5 years on from that I am 190lbs and still very lean, just alot more musclar. It wrong to jump to the conclusion that a person must have an eating disorder if they are very light. I just didnt understand how to fuel my body for the athletic preformance I was undertaking.
When I ran track in high school, my lowest resting heart rate (not average resting, like I was trying ti get it low for 4 measurements) was 44bpm. I think I had one measurement hit 38bpm but that was a single measure of 15 seconds.
Cool, so apparently I have an eating disorder due to my resting HR being smaller than 40, while having a BMI of ~26 (which would classify me as overweight). Solid rules...
They gotta add the ED thing to running as well, I knew people who became anemic cuz they didn’t eat in hs and I’m sure there’s examples of worse happening
Alex was decently funny commentating on the last World Cup but honestly I think that's gonna get old soon. It's clear that he doesn't care about competition climbing or know anything about it. I guess he's getting a shitload of money to go and commentate.
Eating disorders should be diagnosed by the DSM, not by some simple metrics. As an ex-eating disorder climber, starting climbing actually helped me gain weight lol.
Add Climbing Stuff to the commentator seat next to Honnold and it's the best olympics yet
Bump oh hell yes.
Hoog 😳
We have to sign a petition for this
Wait, Hoog is a climber? Wtf.
Yea if they did that i would definitly watch
Honnold was the best commentator addition. Him and Matt saying the funniest random crap was like getting to watch stand up comedy and climbing all at once. During the live stream I would even leave my earbuds on to piss so I wouldn't miss any goofing.
He's so naturally funny. I think he's just kind of come into his own in the public eye. Say his first time on JRE, he seemed very shy and awkward
He's the best commentator I've heard in a while.
Speaks truth, knows climbing, unafraid to ask questions - i enjoyed when he asked whether athletes even break even for competing and you could tell the other commentator was just so happy it had been said but couldn't have said it.
Alex honnold came to my gym last week and I had a whole session with him and man his comments were just as good as on the ifsc livestreams.
He literally got off a v7 slab and said “I felt like I was going to fall to my death at the end” also kept referring to my humid ass Florida gym as feeling like he was deep water soloing with how grimy it all felt.
Everytime he fell off a boulder he would start cleaning his “blown out gym shoes” aka seemingly brand new solution comps lmao.
Totally great guy fun to climb with and nice to all the fans that eventually showed up to bombard him
Where in Florida? Just curious if it's near me lol
@@Dango3C boulder bloc in Fort Lauderdale. He was just here for a day
I thought it was gonna be that copypasta about meeting someone at the store
BAHAHHAAAHAHHAHA UNDERARM TO OVERARM TO SQUEEZING TO FINGERHOLDS THATS WILDDDD
I cant believe that was real 😂
probably a gamer commentator that wanted to try climbing 😂
How did he miss the craziest part of that 11 year olds story "Leo unclipped and downclimbed"... "HE UNCLIPPED AND DOWNCLIMBED"?! And made it back to the crutch before falling...
Matt is always great, Honnold's addition made me cackle every 5 minutes lmao. And inviting some of the comp climbers like ifsc did with Shauna was awesome too. Hope Olympics doesnt fuck it up
We need to come up with a code word. Maybe solo edging or something
Spirit roping 😉😉
God's toprope
solo send
el cap is really just a highball boulder if you think about it
Extra tall bouldering?
40 bpm is not unreasonable for athletes. That's what my resting heartrate was while I was in the Marines
I don’t think the resting heart rate of comp climbers is very low because they train a different kind of endurance to for example runners
I climb regularly but don't compete in anything, wouldn't even consider myself amateur and my resting heartrate is between 38 and 42 depending on the day...
@@th3l05t-f1z with any type of athleticism, your resting rate lowers while your working rate raises because your body becomes better at pumping blood and doesn't have to work as hard when you're just chillin. This is especially good for climbers so that they can fight the pump. Luckily getting flagged for any one of those alone doesn't mean you can't compete. Although, I think its silly to measure vitals to determine an eating disorder, as even someone who's physically healthy can have one. I think many climbers are good examples of that. The only real way is with a consultation and honesty about what is going on with you, basically being ready to change. Overall this Olympic thing wont do much but hopefully raise more awareness. All the pros speaking out on it will really benefit the community as well. The best strategy is prevention!
The weird thing is, overtraining with calories deficit actually increases resting heart rate... I don't understand their metrics.
@@th3l05t-f1zMight be. But my heart rate was at around 41-42 at some point when I was running as an amateur. Didn't need to be an athlete to get to that number.
He was a great commentator he did say a bunch of hilarious stuff but he was also genuinely great when commentating in earnest.
I really liked how genuinely stoked he was, when someone did a great move. He was really psyched.
Honnold was amazing at the ifsc event. He was so natural and refreshing.
I swear you are the funniest rock climbing youtuber. Love your content. Keep it up!
Have you met many road cyclists? I'm 6'1" and weigh 135lbs. I eat whatever and as much as I want. My doctor said I'm perfectly healthy just "born on the wrong continent" lmao
FR, bro's hurt my skinny 6'1 feelings with this one..
Honnold is a hilarious commentator. For anyone interested, the Salt Lake City world cup is super entertaining to watch
Good timing. I was on a Climbing stuff binge this week and I watched the last video yesterday.
your channel is growing so fast. You deserve it all (been here since 67k subs proof for when you're at a million)
If ya really want proof then make a new comment that hasn't been edited! Not that it really matters.
@@scottpollock1714 idk how editing really works tbh
@@scottpollock1714 just need proof for me when i come back
I was shocked to hear him commentating on the IFSC comps. Thought it was cool.
Watching the girls make that jump to the volume foot thingy (I haven’t climbed in a while, bigger than a jib) made me clench up
Alex' comment was hillarious, excellent but also extremely Honnoldian, definitely looking forward to more 🤣
Love the videos man! Also, I am now way more excited to watch the olympics, can’t wait for Alex’s commentary!
Little tip: BMI is easier in metric values... ;-)
BMI = weight in kg / (size in meters)^2
Just for anything wondering: 18.5 BMI at 6' (182.9 cm) is 61.9 kg.
And as far as I remember 18.5 is a border value between underweight and normal weight
BMI calculation is nuts. I'd have to cut off my leg to get to 18. And I like to think I look fairly lean.
You should cover the story of Janja's recent 8c+ send where she did it, didn't like how the video of the send looked, so she just sent it again. I wanna grow up to be like Janja even if she's like a decade younger than me
Sub-40bpm resting heart rate shouldn't really be a thing IMO. I'm a 46 year old entirely average endurance cyclist who sport climbs / boulders, but my resting HR can get as low as 36bpm overnight. I have a totally normal diet, and 5ft 11.5in and about 170lb. We also need you to be a live IFSC commentator for a much better NSFW channel
it's very easy to be under that BMI actually, but all the other criteria is the important stuff that will absolutely weed out all the naturally skinny weak tall people like me from people with actual problems. surely this is a good start that i would guess will have no false positives.
Yeah but these are pro athletes in a relatively explosive(meaning necessitates a certain level of muscle mass) sport. This means this BMI will be a lot more likely to be a sign of an issue for them.
for undermuscled people is quite easy to be under that BMI, but for pro athletes is very hard to be under 18 and stay healthy, they prolly would be in a severe weight cut to be able to meet the BMI level. Also, blood pressure of 90/60 is def not normal, would be close to fainting with that blood pressure
Honnolds commentating is sooo fun to listen to!
Thanks for the climbing news Climbing Stuff, helps a lot!
That kid literally did a “are we there yet” on a 14d
Alex Honnold is awesome at commentating !
Climbing doctors have been raising alarms around eating disorders for ages, it's good to see the IFSC doing something
When you can use the same benchmark on whether someone can compete in a climbing competition and whether you should be performing CPR on them 😶
yo, I'm 5'8, my bmi is 19.5, in the recent past it has been below 18.5 without an eating disorder, I would be concerned, you can 100% be lower than 18.5 bmi without eating disorder.
I think that's why you're have two other criteria like heart rate and blood pressure, and if you fail all three, then you have other tests. Let's hope there are no controversies
@@androgynousmaggot9389 oh I was under the impression it was if you fail one, my mistake, that makes sense cause resting of 40 is crazy low
i'm kinda thinking Climbing Stuff and HowNOT2 would be a pretty funny commentating combo
i'm glad i wasnt the only one who really enjoyed alex's random comments during commentating HAHAH
If Brooke sends a V16 after...Katie just need to go send it and down grade it to a 15. problem solved
Also cherry pop tarts are gross and anyone that enjoys it should be banned
honnold was very refreshing, him and matt where great combo
Alex Honnold showed up at our local boulder gym and now hes all of our best buddy (even tho we just heard about it and only a few people met him).
Heart rate thing seems pretty backwards. Being fit and healthy would make you lean towards lower BPMs, not higher.
Yeah; but have you seen him comment the Hollywood films with climbing in them?
He's just happy to be there. He just enjoys everything so much and is so positive that ... everybody get's a gold star when Honnold is commenting. Those eyes though? Just charming.
7:42 Well I'm 173cm (5'8'') and weigh between 55kg (120) and 60kg (132) depending on how much I work and eat. Before I started regularly climbing I'd hover around 52kg (114). So I would be veeeeery close to not being allowed. Therefore I think the process they have is pretty solid. Because I always was this light.
I weigh around 125lbs (57kg) at the same height and I consider myself pretty skinny, but I guess everyone is different
Pro road cyclists are close to those limites! Tadej Pogačar weighs about 140 lbs, and 1m77 (that's a BMI of 21.1, so within limits) and has a resting heart rate of 36 (under the limit). BMI around 20 and resting heart rate under 40 are not unusual for road cyclists.
hey so I am 6'4" and weigh 149 pounds (18.1 on the bmi scale) I eat plenty of food, exersize a lot but have always had a crazzzy high motabilism to the point where i just cannot put on weight and have a super low body fat percentage. I am healthy and dont have any eating dissorders or zteuggle with food in any way. now im definitely an outlier here but i could see this becoming an issue if there comes along a high level athlete who happens to be in a similar position to me
Great video as always, keep up the good work!
When you climb 5.12 walls but only V2 boulders 😢
4:12 It's from the Bourne Ultimatum for anyone wondering
This is so exciting! He does great at everything he does
I was about to subscribe and then you had some shade on cherry pop tarts. Banned! LOL.
I like when he said that he could stay for 45 more minutes. Then got all aggro and said “Why are they taking a break?”
I was hoping Shauna Coxsey would be a commentator at the Olimpics. She has a wast experience in competition climbing and is a fantastic and very professional commentator. I like Alex, but he interrupts and doesn’t remember the athletes names. Shauna is another level.
Nice Buc-ee’s hat
No one wants a commentator to be really professional, Alex was so entertaining, so I hope we get him commentating a lot more.
I knew several people without eating disorders who were under 18.5 BMI when they were 18-20. If you have a lot of muscle mass you will probably be above that but it doesn’t mean that’s necessarily an unhealthy bmi
Lots of healthy people are below 18.5 BMI, it was never intended to be used to judge individuals but population averages. Resting heart rate below 40 is pretty normal for athletes. Usain Bolt's is 33. These rules are authoritarian and discriminatory.
you are really funny and a good interviewer, great watch :)
7:45 It's so funny. All my life, I have struggled with weight gain. I can eat whatever I want in any amount. When I was young, I ate a lot of fat and fried food, but I didn't like having breakfast. Now, I'm mostly following a healthy diet. I have 3-4 meals every day. I can eat as much as I can. And my body index has never been higher than 18.2. To increase my body mass, I need to exercise a lot. It took me over a year of regular training to get just 2-3 kilos. And I always thought I was bad at sports until I discovered climbing. Oh boy, it turned out that walls are my natural habitat. If I had started earlier, I would never have been allowed to participate in any competition. :D
I believe you don't have to have an eating disorder to have a BMI of 18.5. I have been stuck at 18.8 for such a long time even though I eat a lot. People with some body types sometimes find it really hard to gain weight even when eating properly.
A 17/18 year old Ondra would be thrown right out of there, according to those rules. (58kg at 1,81m)
Man, so many colors on those shoes!
both blue and grey, on the same shoes! :D
btw, alex megos is around .5 bmi away from being flagged. so, y'know, maybe the restrictions aren't ideal?
Chile mentioned!! 🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱
We are the best country of Chile!!!
HOLY SHIT Alex Honnold and Letterman climbed at my gym on the upper west side! There's only like 10 roped courses there so I'm surprised they didn't go to the Cliffs in Queens.
I almost didn't recognize the gym without the screaming entitled rich children.
BMI is bad metric. People are very different. I wouldn't be surprised if AI Mori and some other female Asian climbers had BMI below 18,5.
nah, Ai Mori is tiny, her BMI wont be below 18.5, nevertheless the blood perssure and heart rate are pretty solid ones. If someone has 90/60 and less than 40 bpm they prolly be fainting.
My BMI is 18.1 but I definitely don't have an eating disorder...
should gain weight anyways
Can we talk about the boulder recently sent by Ondra in a complete static way, when all the other climbers tried dynamically and they failed? I am glad to announce that Ondra has joined the SSS (Saint Static Society) with Seb Bouin, and Stefano Ghisolfi. Others will join.
Ondra statically doing boulders isn’t new but I was genuinely impressed how much he improved on dynamic stuff
Don't forget Nathan Williams, the strongest static boulderer out there
well… according to the IFSC i apparently have an eating disorder
(my heart rate is just about high enough though)
You might want to think about it then
My partner too. He has been very light all his life, but is very healthy all around. While his peers are starting to get all those random problems, he is doing great.
He also is like a furnace. Just throw in something to eat and you got yourself a nice heater. ❤
I also always really enjoyed Shauna Coxsey as a commentator.
OH YEAH VECTOOORRRRRRRRRRR BABYYYYY!!
That reminded me of Luna Lovegood commentating Quidditch
I'm a student and recreational climber, my diet is horendous imo, i sit behind a computer most of the time and im perfectly at 18.5 BMI :)
The hijacked clip was kinda lit ngl. Went hard on BO2 when I was 11.
The ED segment was so fucking funny 😂. You're absolutely right
BMI is such an in-useful measurement. I think it would be better to do things like body fat scans and set a minimum percentage
My buddies 6ft 135 pounds and its pretty crazy, he also climbs hard as shit so...
i mean to be fair a few years ago i was 6 foot and 61kg which is pretty much their minimum and it was by no means super skinny, i still had a decent bit of fat on me just no muscle. i am now around 74 at a rather low body fat percentage for reference
also yes high level rock climbers are obviously going to have a decent bit of muscle so being like 60kg is still much unhealthier than it was for me
I think men won’t habe a problem with the BMI as they gain muscle mass more easily, but I bet many of the current top female athletes which look to be on the skinny side like Oriane Bertone, Hanna Meul, Natalie Grossman, or Brooke Raboutou could be banned, without necessarily having eating disorders.
I mean it’s good to make the contestants aware that eating disorders rather hinder their performance, but I am not sure if I like bans. Especially not when skinny shaming is becoming popular.
When I first started climbing I was a vegitarian at the time and incredibly lean because of that. I ate plenty just most of it was junk carbs and vegetables. I am 6.2 and for the first 2 years of climbing my highest weight was 137lbs. I did not have an eating disorder. I just have a super high metabolism and was not getting proper nutrition. I quit being a vegetarian after my second year in climbing and 5 years on from that I am 190lbs and still very lean, just alot more musclar. It wrong to jump to the conclusion that a person must have an eating disorder if they are very light. I just didnt understand how to fuel my body for the athletic preformance I was undertaking.
Thank you our lord for another great video :)
When I ran track in high school, my lowest resting heart rate (not average resting, like I was trying ti get it low for 4 measurements) was 44bpm. I think I had one measurement hit 38bpm but that was a single measure of 15 seconds.
Yeah! Lets go Leo. VAMOS CHILE!!!
Janja recently made V15 look casual. She could be the first female V16 and V 17!
Perfect bro. Perfect
Cool, so apparently I have an eating disorder due to my resting HR being smaller than 40, while having a BMI of ~26 (which would classify me as overweight). Solid rules...
not eating is clearly aid
Please start using the metric system!
idk man i'm 6'1" 180lbs and my resting heartrate has always been in the mid to low 40s, I think it's mostly genetics
I am so bummed; Matt mentioned doing the next OQS event with Shauna…and she never stops TALKING
Im pretty sure I heard this Brooke “downgrade” news months ago… am I crazy?
They gotta add the ED thing to running as well, I knew people who became anemic cuz they didn’t eat in hs and I’m sure there’s examples of worse happening
I'm 6'1" 135lbs and eat more than my 200lb friends. Some of us have metabolisms with more burn than a falcon heavy.
LOL spot on sir, once again :]
Alex was decently funny commentating on the last World Cup but honestly I think that's gonna get old soon. It's clear that he doesn't care about competition climbing or know anything about it. I guess he's getting a shitload of money to go and commentate.
I feel like this is target directly at Laura Rogora. Which is a shame, because she has always just been a very lean person.
Nice vid, when are you doing guess the grade again
Grading is hard. I dont even grade my new routes because its probably wrong anyway.
Eating disorders should be diagnosed by the DSM, not by some simple metrics. As an ex-eating disorder climber, starting climbing actually helped me gain weight lol.
Suggestion for when you reach 100k subs: travel to Japan and recruit Felix to the Cul...I mean Church of Dynology!
At the weight part that's a less than symbol
He needs to commentate the lead climbing so he can learn what a rope is.
why is your camera rosa
Dont forget that Alex break the beta on the womens boulder, so the setters changed it before the competition
"proof is in the pudding" NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
No you CANNOT LOOK AT SOMEONE AND TELL IF THEY HAVE AN EATING DISORDER cmon thats so messed up to say.