The Norwegian weather was like, “Not today magnus!” But in all seriousness he doesn’t warm up usually cuz he’s indoor in most of his vids where it’s room temp. Magnus imma go bouldering outdoors today and try to do a vlog style video like yours.
@@ericconnor3728 We can only hope. He uses more chalk than anyone I have ever seen. In the 80s it was referred to as white courage. The idea is to use as little as possible and not become dependent on it. I was very disappointed to see him cleaning, pre-chalking, and tick marking holds. That's half the fun figuring out the route.
29:40 One of the first things you learn as a law student in Norway is property law, and it covers (among other things) what Magnus talked about. I was surprised to learn that "allemannsretten" roughly translated to "every man's right", is quite unique to Norway. We don't have to worry about who owns a property. As long as it isn't "innmark", typically a fenced in area around your house and driveway (everything else is "utmark"), you have a right by law to walk, horseride, bike, ski or even camp there for up to three straight days. You can also forage berries and mushrooms, but you can't fell trees or shoot game without permission.
@@libb3n Kinda exactly the same in Sweden. Also you are allowed to walk beside a field, walking through would damage crops so that's illegal. A newly harvested field is ok thou. Also you are allowed to pick branches and sticks from the ground but not break them from trees, this includes dead brances. Pastures are also leagal to pass through but on own risk. Passing a pasture can be tricky if there's just one gate, specialy if the fence is electric or there's an unfriendly bull there. 😁
Same in Finland, you're allowed to pick berries, mushrooms, dead branches etc. but you can't dig around, take moss, start an open fire on ground or cut trees without the permission of the landowner. You can stay in a tent as long as you'd like.
It's similar in Sweden, Switzerland, Norway and Scotland as far as I know. I'm only regularly in Switzerland, but you're allowed to sleep in a tent for up to two days if I recall correctly, and the "Jedermannsrecht" can be restricted if places need to be protected from visitors (like new forestation and stuff) Starting fires/picking mushrooms is restricted in some places/times and you can't destoy nature (obviously), but otherwise you're fine
"The Land Reform Act 2003 gives everyone rights of access over land and inland water throughout Scotland, subject to specific exclusions set out in the Act and as long as they behave responsibly." This is colloquially known as 'right to roam'.
I really want to see more outdoor bouldering, more interesting than indoor climbing in my opinion, ESPECIALLY first ascents. Absolutely loved this video
I love when Magnus climbs outside - I know he has said they don’t get as many views but I hope he keeps them coming. I’d like to see him use some of those cams and go trad climbing.
After all the video's in the US, I kind of forgot how much Magnus loves climbing, but I'm super happy to see how much fun Magnus has while climbing and working a boulder.
This was much better than the indoor climbing vids. Nothing beats going out boulder hunting, finding one and cleaning it and then working problems. Great vid Magnus. Give us more like this.
Would love to see a trip to the US where you did a whole series on climbing el-capitan, that would be amazing - your production quality is just so good.
As a new climber, I found the way you detailed your process of creating and conquering the -route- boulder problem fascinating. Great information. Thank you for all your hard work Magnus!
Did my first outside bouldering session yesterday, and I agree that sensations are amazing. It's far more intense than bouldering in a climbing gym, you have to be careful to each others, to make sure everyone is hitting the crashpad, you have to commit much harder to reach the top and the variety of routes options are great (You can put a foot tip where no one noticed before, u can explore usually a lot of techniques your learnt, nothing is THE solution, as in a defined route) . And most importantly, it's often lost in nature, so you just chill in a forest ... can only advise you to try if you didn't ;)
We appreciate your commentary on the issue of chipping, and modifying natural routes. You explained it perfectly. It's extremely valuable for notable people in the sport such as yourself to spread awareness about conservation issues.
one of my favourite videos you've made Magnus I really enjoyed seeing how you prepped the climbs and maintained the rocks. The return to vlog style videos has been great!
Never been interested in rock climbing until I started watching your vids! Also you’ve inspired me to get back into calisthenics and try out climbing. Happy to be subbed. And thank you!
I have been re-watching a few of the old vlogs this days and now that I see this one, man... what a long way have you come! Your climbing is just as powerful and astonishing as ever, but your videos, Magnus! how you talk to the camera, the intros, the edits, the b-roll... and just the overall flow of the video 👌👌. Content was always quality, but how you present that content has improved tremendously and it feels so good to see how your persistence brought you here and that your passion hasn't go down a bit 💪. I love your channel! Keep those videos commin'!
Genuinely one of the greatest climbing videos I've ever seen. So pure, incredibly informative, and just great. Thanks again for the incredible content!
These are the kind of videos I missed from you, it reminds me of your old vlogs you did when you begun with this channel and I really liked it. you should do more videos like this
Long time subscriber and this was definitely one of my favorite videos you've ever put out. Loved seeing you create boulders outside and talk about the etiquette. Just felt really genuine like you were totally in your element. Norway is breathtaking!
i love to see you climb outdoors! i myself am not a hunge fan of indoor climbing - being outside is just more relaxing to me, and having to figure out the holds on a rock face feels more intuitive and very rewarding :)
magnus and markus you guys are killing it on the last two videos ! not just the video but the musics too. its so chill and fun ! really great work guys ! ( im hyped af can you tell but the exclamation marks lol )
Glad to see you are able to find ways to upload through all this mess. I’ve always liked messing around climbing smaller rocks but your videos have inspired me to try bouldering and other stuff. Hopefully I can make time for it between school and two jobs
I watch all your videos and this one is my favorite of your more recent ones. Very cool climbing, but I really liked learning more about how to properly prepare a boulder, some of the terminology and resources out there. Very cool. Thanks!
It’s great to see you out and showing good etiquette to your viewers. I agree with every point you made. Let keep the boulders and climbs for the future generations :)
Thank you for this video!! I live at the very southern tip of the Appalachians (Auburn, Alabama) and much of the bouldering down here is undeveloped. I haven't found much material on how to go about cleaning and developing boulder problems, and this video gives me a really good sense of how to go about things and how to think when I'm going about this work. Knowing about chipping is really useful as well. Much of the rock here is sandstone. So informative, thank you!
Great video and explanation about the rules. Also your land of your ancestors is so beautiful. Enough space for everyone and all different climates. We have a house in the South of France with some land and boulders. Next time (winter) that I will be there, I'll bring a steel brush to find out the possibilities in our garden. I will try to take some pictures and post it here.
I created a boulder area with a friend months ago, we had to clean a lot of bushes and stuff but it was really cool and once we finished we felt really satisfied
Love the outdoor climbing videos again! Really inspiring. May be worth mentioning in your next video for people who are new to this to check out information on bird nesting, animal conservation, leave no trace and not brushing unused parts of the boulder. Loved this video dude. Keep it up
Anyone else watching how high some of the boulders he is doing and wondering how high he would boulder without a rope? Loved this blog, just so happy and relaxed.
Thanks for going into the ethics. A few weeks back described my ideal place to settle down as land with boulders to climb on my property. Guess I should start learning Norwegian. What a beautiful life!
Amazing!! Quarantine has pushed me out of the gym and into the world of outdoor bouldering and into your old videos sending outdoor routes and boulders! Love love love to see more this video is fantastic and so inspirational to keep improving my local block garden :-)
Really loved this Video Magnus! I just started bouldering outside for the first time and found loads of useful tips. Would be cool to see more outdoor boulder content in the future even after lockdown ☺️
I love your videos Magnus, today I went outside bouldering for the first time and it was so much harder than I thought it would be, the highest I got was a V4...
Inspiring as always Magnus! Outdoor climbing, and the ethics are really not as talked about much which is especially true on RUclips. You did a pretty amazing job trying to cover it all in this video so keep the informative/informational side of climbing coming, clearly we could all use your knowledge!
In Norway everyone can be a good director because all you need is to go outside and start filming all around. Because everything is so beautiful in Norway!
I love this! Beautiful place, incredible bouldering, cold viking breath in the air from generations past and also some genuinely very handy hints and tips to help in the Peaks!
such a GOOD video! and it is shown that you have put so much effort into it. The drone shot of the vehicle driving over the bridge and so on.... and I actually learned so much from it!
This video was a welcoming distraction from the quarantine lifetime, liked it very much =D Thanks a lot and keep up with this nice piece of art Magnus! I would also like to thank Markus for the nice camera work he does ;)
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It is cool that you speak your native language casually, it gives a feeling that we are there accompanying you, that combination is great
I agree. I would watch these videos even if he spoke nothing but Norwegian. As long as it's subtitled of course!
@@RagnarokCo id be even more keen! love norgwegian. such a wonderful language.
@@leonakadir3833 I just really like the sound of Norwegian
climbing with his shirt on, warming up for a boulder.. he's getting old.. 31 is no joke)
2 a 3 months @ home is for me getting fat.. xD
i am loving getting outside and staying outside..
stay fit.
its hard in this times..
eh yea, so easy to let self go when all the public gyms had been shutdown
He would need to get a big tattoo Rungne on his chest 😂
@@devmike i got in my best shape ever.
@@terraflow__bryanburdo4547 same, im hitting personal records almost weekly because i have so much free time
Who else thinks Magnus should make a bouldering gym of his own ? Would be fun to see the process. Amazing video man !
That means that there won't be any slabs
Clearly new fans
@@cj24drawing1 Exactly!
He Has
@@laputahh I thought he meant in my home?🤔
Explains chipping perfectly- “I don’t think I explained it that well.” Magnus you’re a very good teacher keep up the great content!
I agree! I think some of his family are teachers or university lecturers so it must run in the genes!
The quarantine has dratecly changed Magnus
Now he's talking about warming up? The world isn't gonna be the same anymore
*drastically
He said it was pretty cold on the farm so that probably contributed to why he warmed up.
Next is him not using chalk :O
The Norwegian weather was like, “Not today magnus!” But in all seriousness he doesn’t warm up usually cuz he’s indoor in most of his vids where it’s room temp. Magnus imma go bouldering outdoors today and try to do a vlog style video like yours.
@@ericconnor3728 We can only hope. He uses more chalk than anyone I have ever seen. In the 80s it was referred to as white courage. The idea is to use as little as possible and not become dependent on it. I was very disappointed to see him cleaning, pre-chalking, and tick marking holds. That's half the fun figuring out the route.
29:40 One of the first things you learn as a law student in Norway is property law, and it covers (among other things) what Magnus talked about. I was surprised to learn that "allemannsretten" roughly translated to "every man's right", is quite unique to Norway. We don't have to worry about who owns a property. As long as it isn't "innmark", typically a fenced in area around your house and driveway (everything else is "utmark"), you have a right by law to walk, horseride, bike, ski or even camp there for up to three straight days. You can also forage berries and mushrooms, but you can't fell trees or shoot game without permission.
Basicly same in sweden.
@@libb3n Kinda exactly the same in Sweden. Also you are allowed to walk beside a field, walking through would damage crops so that's illegal. A newly harvested field is ok thou.
Also you are allowed to pick branches and sticks from the ground but not break them from trees, this includes dead brances.
Pastures are also leagal to pass through but on own risk. Passing a pasture can be tricky if there's just one gate, specialy if the fence is electric or there's an unfriendly bull there. 😁
Same in Finland, you're allowed to pick berries, mushrooms, dead branches etc. but you can't dig around, take moss, start an open fire on ground or cut trees without the permission of the landowner. You can stay in a tent as long as you'd like.
It's similar in Sweden, Switzerland, Norway and Scotland as far as I know.
I'm only regularly in Switzerland, but you're allowed to sleep in a tent for up to two days if I recall correctly, and the "Jedermannsrecht" can be restricted if places need to be protected from visitors (like new forestation and stuff)
Starting fires/picking mushrooms is restricted in some places/times and you can't destoy nature (obviously), but otherwise you're fine
"The Land Reform Act 2003 gives everyone rights of access over land and inland water throughout Scotland, subject to specific exclusions set out in the Act and as long as they behave responsibly." This is colloquially known as 'right to roam'.
Reminder to the kids still trying that yellow route that you should always add 1 grade when Magnus tells you how he feels about the grade
When he sets a boulder for kids you add 2 grades.
It's a literal Rite of Passage boulder for kids.
I really want to see more outdoor bouldering, more interesting than indoor climbing in my opinion, ESPECIALLY first ascents. Absolutely loved this video
I love when Magnus climbs outside - I know he has said they don’t get as many views but I hope he keeps them coming. I’d like to see him use some of those cams and go trad climbing.
Can tell you're enjoying the vlogs again since they're 30+ mins! Keep them coming mr. meatball.
After all the video's in the US, I kind of forgot how much Magnus loves climbing, but I'm super happy to see how much fun Magnus has while climbing and working a boulder.
I live for this kind of content ! Awesome video Magnus !
Agree!
I can't believe your prefer indoor climbing when I see how passionate you are outside and the amount of knowledge you seem to have, awesome video !
This was much better than the indoor climbing vids. Nothing beats going out boulder hunting, finding one and cleaning it and then working problems. Great vid Magnus. Give us more like this.
Your accent when you said in french " Merci beaucoup, Monsieur" maked me smile :), Magnus VLOG are as cool as always
Would love to see a trip to the US where you did a whole series on climbing el-capitan, that would be amazing - your production quality is just so good.
Seeing Magnus try the Nose would be cool but it'd also be really great to see him do some lines at Red River Gorge.
@@ThatLaggyNoob Honnold on the channel would be awesome, too.
I’d second that
@@chrisvienneau3402 well, have I got news for you...!
I lowkey love how happy Magnus was to brush that boulder. It makes me want to brush a Boulder.
As a new climber, I found the way you detailed your process of creating and conquering the -route- boulder problem fascinating. Great information. Thank you for all your hard work Magnus!
Did my first outside bouldering session yesterday, and I agree that sensations are amazing. It's far more intense than bouldering in a climbing gym, you have to be careful to each others, to make sure everyone is hitting the crashpad, you have to commit much harder to reach the top and the variety of routes options are great (You can put a foot tip where no one noticed before, u can explore usually a lot of techniques your learnt, nothing is THE solution, as in a defined route) . And most importantly, it's often lost in nature, so you just chill in a forest ... can only advise you to try if you didn't ;)
The vlog style is so epic. I love it
Magnus, the shots, the music, the editing, the vlog style, this is the best channel on youtube right now! Great work!
We appreciate your commentary on the issue of chipping, and modifying natural routes. You explained it perfectly. It's extremely valuable for notable people in the sport such as yourself to spread awareness about conservation issues.
The earliest I been an am proud, Magnus you made my days better an I got into working out again and climbing in general thank you ♥️
23:03 you actually explained it really good
one of my favourite videos you've made Magnus I really enjoyed seeing how you prepped the climbs and maintained the rocks. The return to vlog style videos has been great!
I'm happy the more frequent vlogs are back, great work as always Magnus!
As someone who is just getting started with outdoor climbing, this is one of my favorite videos of yours!
This is one of my favorite videos on your channel! Very real and down to earth, also educational.
Love it!
Never been interested in rock climbing until I started watching your vids! Also you’ve inspired me to get back into calisthenics and try out climbing. Happy to be subbed. And thank you!
This is really incredible filming for a 2 person team. Bravo Magnus and Markus!
Thanks bro!!
I have been re-watching a few of the old vlogs this days and now that I see this one, man... what a long way have you come! Your climbing is just as powerful and astonishing as ever, but your videos, Magnus! how you talk to the camera, the intros, the edits, the b-roll... and just the overall flow of the video 👌👌. Content was always quality, but how you present that content has improved tremendously and it feels so good to see how your persistence brought you here and that your passion hasn't go down a bit 💪. I love your channel! Keep those videos commin'!
Genuinely one of the greatest climbing videos I've ever seen. So pure, incredibly informative, and just great. Thanks again for the incredible content!
These are the kind of videos I missed from you, it reminds me of your old vlogs you did when you begun with this channel and I really liked it. you should do more videos like this
Takk! Veldig god informasjon om hvordan man kan etablere bouldre ute! Mega gøy!
Tusen takk!
Thanks Magnus for the beautiful calm video... Both soothing and inspiring.
I think this is the most excited I've been to see an upload from Magnus, love the change of scenery
Long time subscriber and this was definitely one of my favorite videos you've ever put out. Loved seeing you create boulders outside and talk about the etiquette. Just felt really genuine like you were totally in your element. Norway is breathtaking!
Thanks! Very down to earth videos, such an enjoyable watch.
Thank you so much
Love seeing the excitement of new bouldering projects! The countryside is beautiful.
what a beautiful place Norway is. I'd love to visit one day.
It’s cold and rainy. Wouldn’t recommend.
It’s not always cold and rainy.. we do have sun too! I would recommend traveling here
i love to see you climb outdoors! i myself am not a hunge fan of indoor climbing - being outside is just more relaxing to me, and having to figure out the holds on a rock face feels more intuitive and very rewarding :)
magnus and markus you guys are killing it on the last two videos ! not just the video but the musics too. its so chill and fun ! really great work guys ! ( im hyped af can you tell but the exclamation marks lol )
Thanks! Means a lot :D
Nobody:
Thumbnail: “HEEEERE’S MAGNUS!”
Here's meatball!
For a second I thought it was a review for The Shinning. Lol
I like this new mixture of climbing and vlogging!
This is such a chill video, love the music and the outdoors. Very good vibes!
Ive been bouldering for a month and his warm up is my day
Such a great vlog!!!! The scenery, the music, the coffee, the history, Magnus happy and carefree and young again!!
Glad to see you are able to find ways to upload through all this mess. I’ve always liked messing around climbing smaller rocks but your videos have inspired me to try bouldering and other stuff. Hopefully I can make time for it between school and two jobs
I watch all your videos and this one is my favorite of your more recent ones. Very cool climbing, but I really liked learning more about how to properly prepare a boulder, some of the terminology and resources out there. Very cool. Thanks!
"your getting old"
*magnus laughes in nervous*
These outdoor bouldering videos are the best, I really hope you do more in the future!!
It’s great to see you out and showing good etiquette to your viewers.
I agree with every point you made. Let keep the boulders and climbs for the future generations :)
Nice! These outdoor climbing/bouldering vlogs are by far the once I enjoy the most. Keep it up 💪
Outdoor climbing!! So awesome, need more content like this. I love seeing the process
Great lessons here and amazing camera work on this video - much credit to Markus for the quality production value!
Thank you! Means a lot bro
I know you said its hard to record route climbing but i always wished youd do more of those. However, this was a GREAT video!!
That drone shot, with the car going over the bridge and the waterfall in the background. Quality!
That video made me feel so relaxed. Like i realy feel like i watch a 2 hour movie that just made me forget everything else. Amazing editing.
Thank you for this video!! I live at the very southern tip of the Appalachians (Auburn, Alabama) and much of the bouldering down here is undeveloped. I haven't found much material on how to go about cleaning and developing boulder problems, and this video gives me a really good sense of how to go about things and how to think when I'm going about this work. Knowing about chipping is really useful as well. Much of the rock here is sandstone. So informative, thank you!
Thanks for this ode to local, forgotten little boulders. These past months have probably seen a revival of backyard bouldering everywhere!
watching Magnus's process and mind work is straight therapy. great content as always
"except hes dead right now" that was said so casually despite being actually wild to hear
All work and no play makes Magnus a dull boy.
Best thumbnail on the channel so far. Well done. :)
Magnus’ videos are actually the best part of my day
Great video and explanation about the rules. Also your land of your ancestors is so beautiful. Enough space for everyone and all different climates. We have a house in the South of France with some land and boulders. Next time (winter) that I will be there, I'll bring a steel brush to find out the possibilities in our garden. I will try to take some pictures and post it here.
I created a boulder area with a friend months ago, we had to clean a lot of bushes and stuff but it was really cool and once we finished we felt really satisfied
Stunning scenery at the end and a couple of cracking new problems
Awesome episode! Pure outside climbing and a bunch of useful and informative content! Love it!
17:55 now that's a nice soundtrack
edit: always look for the positive in everything "a lot of climbing" indeed
You do a great job at inserting information in between your attempts. And it's easy to understand. Thanks!
Love the outdoor climbing videos again! Really inspiring.
May be worth mentioning in your next video for people who are new to this to check out information on bird nesting, animal conservation, leave no trace and not brushing unused parts of the boulder.
Loved this video dude. Keep it up
Thanks for all the videos Magnus! would love to see a little bit more about how you tie the rope and what gear you may need for cleaning boulders!
Surprised Magnus didn't whip out his banjo being in the countryside and all. The music was awesome. Fun vid :)
Hahaha
Anyone else watching how high some of the boulders he is doing and wondering how high he would boulder without a rope?
Loved this blog, just so happy and relaxed.
Thanks for going into the ethics.
A few weeks back described my ideal place to settle down as land with boulders to climb on my property. Guess I should start learning Norwegian. What a beautiful life!
Amazing!! Quarantine has pushed me out of the gym and into the world of outdoor bouldering and into your old videos sending outdoor routes and boulders! Love love love to see more this video is fantastic and so inspirational to keep improving my local block garden :-)
Marcus going above and beyond to get great footage. Good work man.
thank you!
Could you possibly make a full video on what all is needed for your first time climbing outdoors? Love your videos
I love the outdoor climbing videos. I find the whole process very interesting and informative as well!
23:07 I do consider myself an indoor climber, but in honor of you Magnus, I uploaded my first outdoor climbing video.
Great vid Magnus, thanks for showing us how to create our own boulders in such a casual way. Quality videos as usual!
Loving the content right now can't wait for your next video
Really loved this Video Magnus! I just started bouldering outside for the first time and found loads of useful tips. Would be cool to see more outdoor boulder content in the future even after lockdown ☺️
I love your videos Magnus, today I went outside bouldering for the first time and it was so much harder than I thought it would be, the highest I got was a V4...
Inspiring as always Magnus! Outdoor climbing, and the ethics are really not as talked about much which is especially true on RUclips. You did a pretty amazing job trying to cover it all in this video so keep the informative/informational side of climbing coming, clearly we could all use your knowledge!
Loved this video, been subscribed for years and I think this is my fave so far. Keep it up man, sending love from Australia!!
So cool to see how you clean and work out projects outside
In Norway everyone can be a good director because all you need is to go outside and start filming all around. Because everything is so beautiful in Norway!
i dont typically watch youre videos, but i just wanted to say the thumbnail is dank. thanks
I have been subscribed to you from the start! You are such an inspiration! Love you man! ❤️
I love this! Beautiful place, incredible bouldering, cold viking breath in the air from generations past and also some genuinely very handy hints and tips to help in the Peaks!
11:52 English, Norwegian, and now French ? I see you're a man of culture !
(I'm french, and I was really surprised. Your accent is not that bad)
such a GOOD video! and it is shown that you have put so much effort into it. The drone shot of the vehicle driving over the bridge and so on.... and I actually learned so much from it!
This was awesome magnus! What a beautiful country and amazing looking rock.
“All of you have been stuck in my apartment”
Did you create a YT account just to make this comment? Your account says created 12 hours ago which is the same time as this comment. Hahaha
Hahaha
I've been in Magnus' basement for two years please send help!
I love your host. Such a massive screen presence
At 29:00 idk if mountain project is in Norway, but it's also a great app for logging climbs
I was going to say Mountain Project is great. I've found a bunch of local places (Los Angeles) that I otherwise wouldn't have found.
Excellent day of bouldering. What a beautiful place
This video was so educational, I learned a lot from this! Thank you for explaining all the concepts and nuances to Bouldering! Love from India 🙌💕
This video was a welcoming distraction from the quarantine lifetime, liked it very much =D
Thanks a lot and keep up with this nice piece of art Magnus!
I would also like to thank Markus for the nice camera work he does ;)
thank you Manuel Doler! Much appreciated :P