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Climbing Videos

markanite

15-Oct-2005
5:00:14 PM

Five new climbing videos are here:

http://www.spadout.com/video.php?t_video=4


adski

16-Oct-2005
7:40:44 PM

"I wanna do a climb that'll give me terror
Let's go and do Kachoong
or Pilot Error!!"

The John Middendorf film is all class

dalai

7-Nov-2005
10:59:05 PM

Since I last posted videos

Drtopo.com has some good new bouldering video plus one route video.

For those interesting in Campusing and want to learn some more, Moonclimbing.com has some new videos posted including some on this.


tmarsh

8-Nov-2005
8:35:36 AM

On 7/11/2005 dalai wrote:
>For those interesting in Campusing and want to learn some more

I always struggled with the footwork...

Duncan

8-Nov-2005
11:41:27 AM

On 16/10/2005 adski wrote:
>"I wanna do a climb that'll give me terror
>Let's go and do Kachoong
>or Pilot Error!!"
>
>The John Middendorf film is all class

That was a good trip.


gordoste

9-Nov-2005
1:39:01 PM

don't know if it's been posted already but www.udini.de (klem loskot's site) has a few videos, including footage of the famous Action Directe (9a) and also Trench Warfare, a 35ft 5.12d horizontal offwidth roof crack in the US. They describe it as "every climber's worst nightmare". I agree!


Sabu

9-Nov-2005
4:12:33 PM

On 9/11/2005 gordoste wrote:
>don't know if it's been posted already but www.udini.de (klem loskot's
>site) has a few videos, including footage of the famous Action Directe
>(9a) and also Trench Warfare, a 35ft 5.12d horizontal offwidth roof crack
>in the US. They describe it as "every climber's worst nightmare". I agree!

ooooo horizontal offwidth *shudder*
thats the grossest thing i have ever heard!!

Nottobetaken

9-Nov-2005
4:44:25 PM

Are you still campusing dalai? I thought you were in retirement...

dalai

9-Nov-2005
5:05:51 PM

My campus board is still after all these years currently unassembled, leaning against the house and under the shelter of the carport. I should sell it but can't seperate myself from it's seductive grasp (something intrinsicly pleasurable about the gut busting total effort needed during a campusing set!).

As for retirement - I am still officially retired but have started making some stealth visits out and about onto the nearby local boulders again. After the Worlds last month and still not being able to run due to an injury, I plan on taking a little time off from Triathlons.


Gunta Skirtpulla

9-Nov-2005
5:16:57 PM

Ahhh.. the boulders are calling you again Dalai.
Good to hear you're honouring Wolfgang by using THE training tool for power.


nmonteith

9-Nov-2005
5:22:40 PM

I still can't believe Dalai's climbing retirment plan consisted of World Champion Triathlons....

dalai

9-Nov-2005
5:32:51 PM

It was actually the World Duathlon Championships... I might have to get my road cycling race licence again as the knee fortunately doesn't hurt cycling!

Soon I may need to find a substitute sport which doesn't involve knees or elbows. Any suggestions?


tmarsh

9-Nov-2005
5:34:43 PM

On 9/11/2005 dalai wrote:
>Soon I may need to find a substitute sport which doesn't involve knees
>or elbows. Any suggestions?

You might want to give Muay Thai a miss.

dalai

22-Nov-2005
11:17:55 AM

Given perfect conditions on the Gritstone in England on the Weekend, Ben Moon flying the flag for the old guard sent the FA of Voyager (8B - V13) at Burbage North. It's an overhanging arete beneath the John Allen route "The Sphinx. Very impressive line indeed - with Gritstone still offering stellar FA's!

Video 4.71 MB

https://www.moonclimbing.com/index.php?form_action=video_detail&video_id=59&offset=48

Dalai

15-Feb-2006
2:37:20 PM

Ice Climbing

Nottobetaken

15-Feb-2006
2:50:16 PM

Dalai - trust you've been watching the bouldering action in Hueco recently. Bring back any memories?

dalai

22-Feb-2006
2:14:35 PM

On 15/02/2006 Crossdresser wrote:
>Dalai - trust you've been watching the bouldering action in Hueco recently.
>Bring back any memories?

Definitely Crossdresser. Lots of very fond memories!

The quality of some of the latest moon videos is poor, though of some impressive ascents. Included is an early repeat of Terre de Sienne by Dave Graham, the standing start to Nicoles latest hard problem Terremer V16 and estimated as V14 in it's own right!

For those interested in buildering, DrTopo is running a collection of buildering videos which are being added to weekly.
http://www.drtopo.com/urban/index.html

dalai

24-Jul-2006
8:19:15 PM

Dr Topo recently travelled over the Japan with Highball master Jason Kehl - finally weekly movies of the trip are now on http://www.bouldering.com/cart.php?m=mojo_archive

Japan Tour Part 1 ~ 50 MB
Japan Tour Part 2 ~40 MB

As always well shot and edited

dalai

6-Aug-2006
9:57:43 PM

New Japan video - 3 problems at Mizugaki 23MB

http://www.drtopo.com/movie/mizugaki.html


adski

7-Aug-2006
1:43:58 AM

Kung Fu sound effects are all over bouldering videos nowadays, creating a whole new sub-genre? Pretty cool stuff.

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