American climbers can get so caught up, the language they use; it's like they've invented all these words for what is actually a very ineffective way of climing pretty easy stuff. I want to take these people onto peak grit and teach them some serious shit
Narc
Such as?
Ice
Yea, I've never heard anyone talk about "heel-hooking" or "bumping" outside of America before. And have you ever tried a "heel hook"...? It's really ineffective in the way that it takes weight off your arms and allows your hips to get closer to the rock.
Anyway, I'm sure there are plenty of Americans who would be happy to show you "some serious shit" underneath the Martini roof if you ever come stateside.
Cheers.
gunit
i.ve climbed on grit and it is no different than squamish. what does language have to do with it? or are you hurt that brits invented bouldering then americans took it to the next level?
dand
American climbers can get so caught up, the language they use; it's like they've invented all these words for what is actually a very ineffective way of climing pretty easy stuff. I want to take these people onto peak grit and teach them some serious shit
Boulderboyny
Nice video of normal climbers having fun. Grades are irrelevant, Squamish is amazing and the video highlighted how good the problems are at any grade. Nice job.
Narc
That was sort of my thought
Ice Flower
I thought the video was very well done, a solid 10, especially that girl in the hat. She's real hot. I actually just had dinner with her ;)
Ice Flower
I thought the video was very well done, a solid 10, especially that girl in the hat. She's real hot. I actually just had dinner with her ;)
gunit
9 - because if there aren't any sponsored climbers in their teens, anorexic, climbing stuff they've rehearsed 100xs, then it isn't worth watching. climbing shouldn't be fun.
Pie clutcher
Neg, talk about butchering boulders. Looks like these guys dropped straight out the gym and have no concept of using their toes. You should see what 3 star V4 superfly looks like over here (castle hill, nz), some what more solid than that jug haul.
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American climbers can get so caught up, the language they use; it's like they've invented all these words for what is actually a very ineffective way of climing pretty easy stuff. I want to take these people onto peak grit and teach them some serious shit
Such as?
Yea, I've never heard anyone talk about "heel-hooking" or "bumping" outside of America before. And have you ever tried a "heel hook"...? It's really ineffective in the way that it takes weight off your arms and allows your hips to get closer to the rock.
Anyway, I'm sure there are plenty of Americans who would be happy to show you "some serious shit" underneath the Martini roof if you ever come stateside.
Cheers.
i.ve climbed on grit and it is no different than squamish. what does language have to do with it? or are you hurt that brits invented bouldering then americans took it to the next level?
American climbers can get so caught up, the language they use; it's like they've invented all these words for what is actually a very ineffective way of climing pretty easy stuff. I want to take these people onto peak grit and teach them some serious shit
Nice video of normal climbers having fun. Grades are irrelevant, Squamish is amazing and the video highlighted how good the problems are at any grade. Nice job.
That was sort of my thought
I thought the video was very well done, a solid 10, especially that girl in the hat. She's real hot. I actually just had dinner with her ;)
I thought the video was very well done, a solid 10, especially that girl in the hat. She's real hot. I actually just had dinner with her ;)
9 - because if there aren't any sponsored climbers in their teens, anorexic, climbing stuff they've rehearsed 100xs, then it isn't worth watching. climbing shouldn't be fun.
Neg, talk about butchering boulders. Looks like these guys dropped straight out the gym and have no concept of using their toes. You should see what 3 star V4 superfly looks like over here (castle hill, nz), some what more solid than that jug haul.