Hi Jon Wir sind heute auch „Elementarteilchen geklettert. Aber auch nur bis zur M8. Wir hatten keine Lösung für den Einstieg in diese Seillänge. Übrigens mit Frederic bin ich auch schon geklettert. Wir wohnen sehr nahe beisammen. Cooles Video. LG Lukas
That was really amazing, Jon! You not at your best is better than anyone else except for maybe an Olympic Athlete! Thank you for sharing another beautiful video and I hope that your surgery is completely healed very soon.
Fantastic video! This weekend I was attending a beginner ice climbing course in Adelboden/Engstligenalp which is right next to Kandersteg, Your videos are a big motivation for the future years. Thank you.
Hola, tengo una mezcla de presas comerciales de resina, de madera hechas en casa y de plástico hechas en casa también para los piolets. Lleva un buen trabajo hacerlas en casa!
Hi Jon, thanks for the next great video. What happened to your ankle? How long did it take to recover? I am asking because I also had ankle surgery 4 weeks ago and I'm wondering how long it's gonna take to climb again. Thanks
It was the 'ankle ligament reconstruction' surgery, because I was having ankle sprains too often. I'm planning on publishing a series of videos about the recovery, but long story short: First month with a cast, I did some upper body workouts. The second month I wore an ankle support and I started cycling. On the week 7 I started dry tooling (without feet). The third month I was able to climb with mountain boots. I started jogging on week 12 (not running). The forth month is when I started ice climbing and I climbed this route on week 14. I hope you get recovered well!
I'm afraid this spring my goal is to recover well, with no alpine objectives. Let's see if I get in a good shape for the Pilier Central de Freney in summer, or the trilogy of North Faces in autumn.
@@jonmurua Yes, I would find it very helpful. I am still a beginner, and I think we could even learn fromfor example how you fall, place protection etc..
Always love sharing your adventures Jon. Inspiring!
Glad you like them!
Hi Jon
Wir sind heute auch „Elementarteilchen geklettert. Aber auch nur bis zur M8.
Wir hatten keine Lösung für den Einstieg in diese Seillänge. Übrigens mit Frederic bin ich auch schon geklettert. Wir wohnen sehr nahe beisammen.
Cooles Video.
LG Lukas
We'll need to go back there to finish that pitch! It looked like a really delicate puzzle.
Tschüss!
@@jonmurua
Ja, wir werden diese Route bestimmt noch schaffen. 😊
That was really amazing, Jon! You not at your best is better than anyone else except for maybe an Olympic Athlete! Thank you for sharing another beautiful video and I hope that your surgery is completely healed very soon.
Thanks for your kind words Mitchell 👍🏻
Fantastic video! This weekend I was attending a beginner ice climbing course in Adelboden/Engstligenalp which is right next to Kandersteg, Your videos are a big motivation for the future years. Thank you.
I'm glad you liked it!
See you around Kandersteg next winter ;)
Again great video and I'm not jealous 😆😎😂 Also like the honesty....ie too tired etc 👍😎
As always, great videos 👍thanks for all the informations
Te superas en cada video, una lastima no poder acabar, pero otra vez sera. Ojala poder llegar a tener la mitad del nivel que tienes algun dia.
Thanks again, Jon.
thanks for this video, now i want to go out as well!
Lo mejor de retirarse a tiempo es poder seguir escalando 🧗🏻♂️
Hola Jon!! Guapa escalada. Tengo una duda, de que son las presas que usas para entrenar en casa? son caseras? Gracias
Hola, tengo una mezcla de presas comerciales de resina, de madera hechas en casa y de plástico hechas en casa también para los piolets.
Lleva un buen trabajo hacerlas en casa!
Hi Jon, thanks for the next great video. What happened to your ankle? How long did it take to recover? I am asking because I also had ankle surgery 4 weeks ago and I'm wondering how long it's gonna take to climb again. Thanks
It was the 'ankle ligament reconstruction' surgery, because I was having ankle sprains too often.
I'm planning on publishing a series of videos about the recovery, but long story short:
First month with a cast, I did some upper body workouts.
The second month I wore an ankle support and I started cycling. On the week 7 I started dry tooling (without feet).
The third month I was able to climb with mountain boots. I started jogging on week 12 (not running).
The forth month is when I started ice climbing and I climbed this route on week 14.
I hope you get recovered well!
Great video as always!
What's your next big goal? Trying North Couloir direct again?
I'm afraid this spring my goal is to recover well, with no alpine objectives.
Let's see if I get in a good shape for the Pilier Central de Freney in summer, or the trilogy of North Faces in autumn.
I hope you get better soon.
Do you plan on uploading full versions of the climbs, fully uncut?
@@peterhorvath4185 No, I wasn't planning to. Would it be useful?
@@jonmurua Yes, I would find it very helpful.
I am still a beginner, and I think we could even learn fromfor example how you fall, place protection etc..
how frederic brought his ice tool down?
He climbed the leash 😅 and then down climbed
Heyy, i watched your video and i would like to ask you if you are an alpine guide, because you're really good!
Thank you Pietro!
I practice alpinisme for pleasure, I'm not a guide, but I like to push my limits 😃
@@jonmurua thank you for your answer!
I’ve never been to Kandersteg. Is aiding common there?
Hahaha, no, no.
We tend to free all pitches. That use of the sling was a desperate reaction before bailing
@@jonmurua 😎 Glad you saw the joke in it. You’ll bag it next winter for sure. 🤟🏻🤟🏻
Nice, but you seem to have a issue with crampons... ;-)
😅😰😭