Timestamps Men’s 24:05 Sascha Lehmann SUI 29:00 Hiroto Shimizu JPN 35:40 Stefano Ghisolfi ITA 41:40 Romain Desgranges FRA 47:40 Jakob Schubert AUT 53:40 Thomas Joannes FRA 59:15 Alexander Megos GER 1:04:45 Domen Skofic SLO Women’s 1:53:15 Nolwenn Arc FRA 1:58:45 Mina Markovic SLO 2:04:25 Ashima Shiraishi USA 2:11:25 Mia Krampl SLO 2:16:25 Vita Lukan SLO 2:21:30 Jessica Pilz AUT 2:28:05 Anak Verhoeven BEL 2:35:15 Janja Garnbret SLO
@@mirotrifonov5095 of you're too lazy to just scroll the time bar and find the start, then it's the risk you take of seeing someone congratulate a climber. Save a few seconds or not have any chance of spoilers? I know which I pick.
Route setting was good here. It seems Jessica and Janja are climbing at a very close level now, Jessy had a cleaner route in the final but Janja had a better result from the semi. Shaping up to be a very interesting lead season, I love watching climbing!
Hello IFSC team, I hope you read this. Thank you for these great events and the live streams. I do not have the time to watch every comp live so I come here for the replay. And there is one thing that I really don't like: All the spoiling comments. I do not want to watch all the talking, but the climbing, so I search for the "climbing starts at" comment. And of course I can see the "great win for ..." comments :( Searching for the start of the comp also can be spoiling: I had it at least twice that I jumped to the exact moment where a climber falls :( So here my request: Please put a link to the start of the mens' and womens' competition into the description. Thx alot!
As I wrote I do that but it happend at least twice that I jumped to the exact moment a climber falls. While it doesn't tell me who actually won it isn't that great when you can rule out a climber.
+1. You could do what people are suggesting on the comments, but that takes a lot of time, especially if you're being careful. It would save a lot of time if they put those times in the description.
I think she didn't have the last hold at its best spot. She realised that when trying to lift the rope, took both hands on the hold, resorted the right hand and then managed to safely clip.
Just pondering this, but it seems pretty much that women are climbing as hard as men, there are just fewer of them, would everyone agree with this? So there should not be any gender confusion at the olympics? Have wondered what it would be like to have open seaon on this sport,
The question is: is Janja the best female climber ever? Or more accurately, can anyone even dispute this? Actually, she might well be the best ever, period, no need to add "female"...
She is obviously very strong indeed. However her long term success is not proven yet, so i guess it takes a few years to really answer your question. If she can continue to perform, and even get better, which she probably will, chances are she will be on the top. But apart from competition climbing, climbers like margo hayes will have a saying in that, too.
i dont understand why are on the yt so many videos of ashima being prodigy best female climber ever, but janja is crushing ashima and all others climbers for years now, and none make a video of her
We have records and statistics to help us evaluate who the GOAT is. And Janja cannot be the best female climber in the history until she breaks the records and becomes the most accomplished climber ever I guess... :) But she will definitely get there sooner or later :P
The thing with Janja is just how dominant she has been for years, in all disciplines, and at her age. As someone says here, Ashima is a genius climber too, we all love her and she has been very very publicized for years, she crushed youth categories, but now that she is with the big guns, she is doing great but she can't really compete with the top of the pack yet. Of course, she probably will in a near future, like Futaba Ito will, but the thing with Janja is that she didn't need any adaptation: she was at the top since the very beginning when she was 16. That is amazing, I can't think of anyone who did that in the past (well, Miho maybe, but not exactly on same scale and only for bouldering).
mens route setting favored the taller climber.... jakob got so close... then Megos comes up and is tall enough to just drop knee through the crux before the finish, where everyone else had to swingout... he didn't even really rest... wasn't even that pumped.
Philipp Puchner His commentary style. He's akin to American commentators, hyping things up and trying to fill every little bit of dead air. Just irritates me. Charlie +1 guest is so much more chill while still conveying the excitement and how impressive the climbing is. The guests are far better than Mike imo.
Timestamps
Men’s
24:05 Sascha Lehmann SUI
29:00 Hiroto Shimizu JPN
35:40 Stefano Ghisolfi ITA
41:40 Romain Desgranges FRA
47:40 Jakob Schubert AUT
53:40 Thomas Joannes FRA
59:15 Alexander Megos GER
1:04:45 Domen Skofic SLO
Women’s
1:53:15 Nolwenn Arc FRA
1:58:45 Mina Markovic SLO
2:04:25 Ashima Shiraishi USA
2:11:25 Mia Krampl SLO
2:16:25 Vita Lukan SLO
2:21:30 Jessica Pilz AUT
2:28:05 Anak Verhoeven BEL
2:35:15 Janja Garnbret SLO
I really like the Competitions with Alex in it. He is such a nice dude, thanking the Belay, first to congratulate Domen. Just an awesome Guy.
climbing starts at 24:05
Ladies at 1:53:15
Dog's work!
Hero
Great routesetting in Chamonix and Briancon, nearly perfect difficult level each time.
Neverjetna si Janja. Neponovljiva. Fantastična, čestitam. Hvala IFSC da ogled omogočijo prek Youtuba.
Great coverage thanks. Love the way Alex describes himself as a simple climber.
Congratulations Alex! Great climbing and fun to watch.
Well deserved for Alex Megos! Congratulations dude!
Can we wait for at least one day to pass before spoilers? Please :)
Is he world best now?
Miro Trifonov why do you read the comments before you've watched the video? :)
Many people do do find the climbing start times
@@mirotrifonov5095 of you're too lazy to just scroll the time bar and find the start, then it's the risk you take of seeing someone congratulate a climber. Save a few seconds or not have any chance of spoilers? I know which I pick.
Naša Janja je pa super fenomenalna užitek jo je gledati kako elegantno, tekoče, lahkotno pleza in zmaguje! Bravo Janja za še eno zlato!!!😲
Very impressive climbing.
The men's route seems short but appropriately difficult. A nice "separation of climbers" as Charlie likes to say
Route setting was good here. It seems Jessica and Janja are climbing at a very close level now, Jessy had a cleaner route in the final but Janja had a better result from the semi. Shaping up to be a very interesting lead season, I love watching climbing!
01:07:00 I guess something would be really wrong, when the "tmeperature is dropping" was not a thing in Briançon.
58:48 time for alex megos
Strong Alex ,and fast!
awesome!
Hello IFSC team, I hope you read this.
Thank you for these great events and the live streams.
I do not have the time to watch every comp live so I come here for the replay. And there is one thing that I really don't like: All the spoiling comments. I do not want to watch all the talking, but the climbing, so I search for the "climbing starts at" comment. And of course I can see the "great win for ..." comments :(
Searching for the start of the comp also can be spoiling: I had it at least twice that I jumped to the exact moment where a climber falls :(
So here my request: Please put a link to the start of the mens' and womens' competition into the description. Thx alot!
As I wrote I do that but it happend at least twice that I jumped to the exact moment a climber falls. While it doesn't tell me who actually won it isn't that great when you can rule out a climber.
You can move your mouse pointer along the progress bar and have previews. When you see the wall and a little person on it, click.
+1. You could do what people are suggesting on the comments, but that takes a lot of time, especially if you're being careful. It would save a lot of time if they put those times in the description.
question about the scoring, say if 2 climbers top all the routes in quali, semi and final who wins? do they go by time?
www.ifsc-climbing.org/images/World_competitions/Event_regulations/IFSC-Rules_2018_V1.5.pdf
page 27 (33 of pdf) under 6.10.4
I believe they go by time in that instance.
Did anyone else think that anak got a bit short roped on that final hold?
2:26:20 I guess Jessica forgot it s a lead and not a boulder competition where you have to hold the top with both hands :D
I think she didn't have the last hold at its best spot. She realised that when trying to lift the rope, took both hands on the hold, resorted the right hand and then managed to safely clip.
its time we put gambret on men's route!! amazing!!!
Just pondering this, but it seems pretty much that women are climbing as hard as men, there are just fewer of them, would everyone agree with this?
So there should not be any gender confusion at the olympics?
Have wondered what it would be like to have open seaon on this sport,
dear ifsc
please get your audio problems fixed, that it is so annoying!
The question is: is Janja the best female climber ever? Or more accurately, can anyone even dispute this? Actually, she might well be the best ever, period, no need to add "female"...
She is obviously very strong indeed. However her long term success is not proven yet, so i guess it takes a few years to really answer your question. If she can continue to perform, and even get better, which she probably will, chances are she will be on the top. But apart from competition climbing, climbers like margo hayes will have a saying in that, too.
i dont understand why are on the yt so many videos of ashima being prodigy best female climber ever, but janja is crushing ashima and all others climbers for years now, and none make a video of her
Make a video Caty :P
We have records and statistics to help us evaluate who the GOAT is. And Janja cannot be the best female climber in the history until she breaks the records and becomes the most accomplished climber ever I guess... :)
But she will definitely get there sooner or later :P
The thing with Janja is just how dominant she has been for years, in all disciplines, and at her age. As someone says here, Ashima is a genius climber too, we all love her and she has been very very publicized for years, she crushed youth categories, but now that she is with the big guns, she is doing great but she can't really compete with the top of the pack yet. Of course, she probably will in a near future, like Futaba Ito will, but the thing with Janja is that she didn't need any adaptation: she was at the top since the very beginning when she was 16. That is amazing, I can't think of anyone who did that in the past (well, Miho maybe, but not exactly on same scale and only for bouldering).
mens route setting favored the taller climber.... jakob got so close... then Megos comes up and is tall enough to just drop knee through the crux before the finish, where everyone else had to swingout... he didn't even really rest... wasn't even that pumped.
both are exactly the same height, 173cm
근데 왜 흑인선수는없지? 북유럽.동유럽 고산지역 레저문화있는곳이 없어서그런가? 근육이 다른건가..아니면 돈이없거나 환경이안되어서 못즐기는걸까?아니면 흑인중에 운동신경좋고 피지컬좋은애들은 농구,야구,복싱 등으로 가는걸까?
So pleased when I see the notification for a world cup final...so disappointed when I hear Mike langleys voice
what do you have against mike?
Philipp Puchner His commentary style. He's akin to American commentators, hyping things up and trying to fill every little bit of dead air. Just irritates me. Charlie +1 guest is so much more chill while still conveying the excitement and how impressive the climbing is. The guests are far better than Mike imo.
He is way more enjoyable in lead than in bouldering, i really liked his performance on this one.
Yes, Mike was the one contributing the climbing/training know how - well done.
To one of the commentators...PLEASE pronounce your th's properly! It is really distracting to the otherwise good commentary.