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HOW TO catch a fall - Chris Sharma
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- Опубліковано 17 вер 2019
- Belaying is one of the most important skills a climber must be mastered. But how to catch a fall properly? The worldwide known climber, Chris Sharma, is giving all his advice to explain the best way to belay while catching a fall with maximum security for either the climber or the belayer.
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••• Featuring •••
- Chris Sharma: chris_sharma
- Mélissa Leneve: melissaleneve
••• Credits •••
Video Production: Mathis Dumas
www.mathisdumas.com
••• Music •••
New York Rush Hour - The ARTISANS Beats
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I can't agree more with the statement 'my life is in their hands'.
Belaying is a responsibility to be taken seriously.
Thanks for the video and the reminder
Love your alpine videos mate
The biggest mistake is to think that you have finished learning. In climbing there are those who are still learning and ... then the dangerous ones.
Just bend your knees, and wait for the rope to stretch and pull you, then start to jump, or at least go up as it pulls you. I cant believe how many people cant grasp this concept. Most people talk about having more slack out for a soft catch, but this has nothing to do with it. Like Sharma said, you can have slack out and still give a super static catch, which is ultimately the worst.
Chris doesn’t look the same anymore! The short hair and beard look so different! Good look though
This feels so candid.
Is it just me or does it sound like english is his second language now? 😂 thanks for the video sharma your the man!!
He's definitely speaking with a weird tone and cadence, I wonder if the person behind the camera isn't a native english speaker and he's trying to help.
Smokin' that dank....Sharma is a legend
The movie was shot in Germanys climbing area "Fränkische Schweiz". The climbing route was right next to the famous "Action directe" from Wolfgang Güllich.
Really informative and clear to understand. I like it!
Sharma wearing a helmet..... yeah right 😂
Well. He was wearing helmet in his Mont-Rebei videos.
I mean for belaying I could see it. Getting conked in the head by a flake that your climber pulled isn't ideal.
Men, it's like honnold wearing a harness, which black diamond did
@@joaopedroleytonsantos3542you really think all honnold does is free soloing?
He'd be long dead
Essential!
Love the candid approach to this video. Chris is a legend. Make this a series plz!
More videos to come during this fall - Featuring Jorg Verhoeven and Julia Chanourdie
Chris looks awesome with beard :)
Anything you say is awesome. Love captain Sharma
Good video. It might be worthwhile to produce more videos on other aspects of belaying like communication. Looks like Le Nevé is climbing Slimline 8a+ in the Frankenjura. So strong...
Might be Action directe as well?
I know this is not about the video but the music is not existing in UA-cam someone found it?
Belayer-an extension of the climber!
So True ;)
Muy claro, la seguridad de saber que el que te asegura es seguro, jejeje 👏👏👏
jejeje Claro que si !
👍👏
good!
One of the best advice: forget people around you when belaying, no need to talk to them, if you do you will probably turn your head to look at them and forget about your real job for few seconds, focus only on the climber
Yeah that’s all nice but what if the belayer is not a big man but a light woman - where the difference is not great enough to use a om or something. I do always fall up and the climber falls maybe a bit longer. For some this is an issue, they do not like to fall that long.
Do I have to get the moment and then resist instead of jump a little?
ideally you're closer in weight, otherwise if it's indoors have a sandbag to cover the difference if it's outdoors a device like the edelrid ohm is suggested to add some friction and compensate for the difference in weight.
1:40 the subtitles should say:”the first few bolts “, but you can read:”the first few vaults”! Just a minor observation! Nice video!
Thank you. It's corrected ;)
👌♥️🙏
Good video, but think it’s an obvious advanced skill? I tried once with my teen daughter (when she was on an ABS climbing team now a college student), after a training session from a trainer, and I jumped too early. My daughter freaked out and she did a major swing into the wall. Fortunately, she was fine. It’s a learned skill and don’t do enough sport climbing to practice. Like it, but have to practice. Chris looks great-both as climber & dad. 🤘
Jon Krause If the climber is very light (ie female teen) you can also soften the fall with holding on to some slack and releasing it while the rope comes into tension. And yeah, it takes practice. So it's your job to choose the right setting for safe practice.
You should have asked Chris’s belayers
Psssat!
Is the girl Melissa Leneve ?
Yes ;)
@@PetzlSportVideos Nope. It's Mélissa Le Nevé :)
@@michalmakusa6923 Thanks for the Perfect working.
@@PetzlSportVideos My pleasure.
carino con la barba finta
In che senso?
This movie is about GriGri only, there are better technics to catch a fall with regular device
Hahah on a kinda old video from him he is belaying with a grigri no hand on the break rope and no helmet ahahhahaha
Nah, show us on a vertical wall
and that's why i boulder and don't sport climb
u looks really nervous!
Who ever falls while climbing?!?
people who try hard
Nobody, because you will fall afterwards. It is absolutely impossible to fall while Climbing. 😉
Falling is aid
I'm honestly really surprised Petzl OK'd this video. Chris is one of the best climbers in the world, but frankly his commentary was quite jumbled and didn't add much to the conversation of fall catching techniques. There are much better resources out there already for "how to catch a fall". Petzl is one of the leaders in climbing safety and has a huge reach so it's odd that they wasted an opportunity to have Chris Sharma do a more thorough explanation and take time to make a well thought out and educational video that doesn't cover the simply the absolute basics.
Jo69 Yeah, he seems so nervous too. Not used to camera and light setup and production tesm in stress?!
I thought it seemed fine. It's not a basics video. Dynamic belaying is a more advanced technique.
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