Sport Climbing Champion Sasha DiGiulian vs. Golden (5.14B)
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- Опубліковано 24 чер 2012
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LIFESTRENGTH presents Sasha DiGiulian, Sport Rock-Climbing National Champion. Her visit to Southern Utah led her to the Cathedral and climbed the 5.14B route "Golden."
Go Sasha!
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Difference between DOING it and being inspired to do it. Even if we don't reach your peak, you helped us get to ours!
inspirational if you ask me she's just a ball of pure awesomeness
For the record, I never once thought, "Oh, Sasha can climb that, therefore I can climb that."
I don't know if Ms. Sasha will actually read this, but when people see your work and say "I could do that" is a compliment to an athlete. It means you make it look easy, which is a sign of expertise. Don't take it as an insult.
A good climber no doubt, but too bad about the fast moving, goofy action-sequence camera angles. Let's just watch her climb.
She's so awesome. I couldn't climb most of the things she climbs, haha! Sweet video, you captured some really beautiful moves. Like!
Those upside-down leg and horizontal moves are nuts!! Crushing it!
Sasha is such an inspiration!
First of all: Stretch your arms.
Second: Look for the best possible hold.
Third: Finger Power
Fourthly: Make use of your feet - you've got two of them.
Fifthly: Forget all of it!
She is so inspiring!
Amazing route. Amazing climber. Amazing video.
i used to be a professional athlete, due to a few injuries i had to retire, to be able to break your back and continue is simply amazing, i wish i could have been so lucky, now im in competitive drift, there is a need to satisfy my adrenaline need, a chance of death always spices up my life
it IS amazing what the human body can go through before it calls it quits, ive been in about 2 bad crashes in drift and over 400 bad crashes doing bmx and mountain bike and continue to power on through!
I completely agree. You are an inspiration Sasha!
I don't really care what anyone else says, I think it's a sick video and an amazing attempt at a very difficult route by an amazing climber.
To be precise, it's not breaking it down.
What I mean by this is: There are no letters for the lower grades, there's only 5.7, 5.8, 5.9. Next ist 5.10a, and next ist 5.10b. The step in difficulty from 5.10a to 5.10b is supposed to be the same as the step in difficulty from 5.8 to 5.9.
It's a way to get more specific about the difficulty. It breaks each grade into four more specific grades. So there would be 5.14a, 5.14b, 5.14c and 5.14d. After 5.14d would be 5.15a
Talented climber no doubt, but anyone with a shred of common sense knows these ion bracelets are total garbage, based on zero science & just a pure gimmick. Literally hundreds of extensive placebos tests have proven ZERO performance benefit. Hopefully your team will get you better sponsors that this...
Hey! that bouldering gym is "the spot" in St. George UT, I just tore up my fingers there two days ago... nice.
that was pretty rad dood, wish I was that talented
Brave, talented and beautiful climber.