@@jakemettler8876 me too, i’m so confused 🤣🤦🏼♂️ bet it’s on doors and the view is fake or something like that, i keep hearing little kids in the background
That teleporting editing is a great idea for these videos...I know it makes doing these videos much harder but could you keep doing them? lol It really helps me learn things when I can visually see it done...Thanks Beta hehe
Dude! You are one of the best climbing RUclipsrs out there! Humor mixed with instruction...awesome! Thanks! PS...I'll throw in a couple of bucks for the teleportation!
I’m making T shirts 😁I’m trying to make cool ones that I would want to wear. I only make a couple bucks off them at their price. Lol link below my videos Also RUclips is is allowing me to make a join thing for my channel I’m still trying to figure that one out. 🤷🏻♂️😅
You are indeed hilarious. Love your sense of humor (just the right amount of self-deprecation). You also make a darn good rock climbing video, so thanks!
To avoid the "backpack problem" you just have to use additionally the upper part of harness, something like the Petzl VOLTIGE. Than you tie in not near your belly, but near your chest.
Quality and funny. I think a secret is you dubbed in audio for the teleport scene. If I’m right, great acting! Really enjoyed watching that beta, amazing you went and did it solo. I thought it was gonna be a green screen.
I was watching this on the side of playing overwatch and when you teleported, you got my curiosity. When you said 'it's the dangler not the babbler', you had my attention. Great vid lol. I get irritated at all these armchair quarterbacks sometimes, but you actually put yourself in their sportivas and show it.
The first guy on the Dangler had draws clipped directly onto the biners in his cams. That's a big fail, no? I was taught to always clip cam extensions directly onto the webbing.
GOOD EYE! The set up he has is definitely not optimal carabiner on carabiner is more likely to come unclipped. It can be done if you have to do it, but its more risky, and if you do it all the time you wear your gear out a lot quicker, so it should be avoided. Good catch!
I hope you had a method to ascend or recover if you had weighted the rope on the overhang. Even if you took in the slack you may not be able to reach the holds and just hang there.
I don't know exactly how much rope he had to work with, but 20' to 25' is probably enough to reach out and touch the cliff without having to get a pendulum going. Worst case scenario he's probably at least as good as Jame Bond at Prusiking with his shoelaces.
subbed for that transition hot damn Also big thanks for the heavy backpack tip. I was definitely that guy once but, now I know there's a way out if I ever space out again.
I remember when this first went and was graded 5.8+. I remember thinking, "that was pretty stiff for a 5.8!" And the 'backpack problem' happens a lot in Yosemite. Half way up the Nose one year, a climber was weeping while fighting his pack trying to suck him over while jugging. I had to instruct him into rigging a chest harness from his shoulder straps. I don't think he ever thanked me.
Man I was so surprised when you suddenly appeared at the Dangler! So cool. But I have to say it didn't seem like neither you or the guy in the fall video had very good technique on that roof! Maybe spend some extra time in the cave at your gym.
Hahaha yeah 😂 I climbed up to it with a 40 lbs bag of gear and camera equipment (3 pitches rope solo) then I tried it a couple times. So I was pretty blown when I filmed it. 🤣My first couple sends where very clean but then I turned the camera on and struggled a bit. 🤷🏻♂️ I wanted to be pretty blown though when I did it usually you find the best beta when you are blown.
@@BetaClimbers ah fair enough! I think being confident in your ability is a big part of being safe which is why I mentioned it. A big problem I see in the clip of the guy who fell was that he kept on climbing even after realising that he was tangled in the rope and he was getting pumped. He probably should have just yelled take sooner.
aspuzling yeah for sure would have been a good move to back off and Recoup. He was pretty focused on moving forward looked like he had his horse blinders on. His belay would have really helped by warning him a bit more. To his credit though he had a helmet, if he hit they ledge that really would have sucked.
I'm still trying to learn rope management myself...For whatever reason when I'm trying to climb something hard for my skill level, it's hard for me to think about how the rope should be in relation to how I'm climbing...Any quick tips for a noob?
50 Stitches Steel well you take one bad fall and you will care more about how you come down then how you go up. Lol just try not to learn the hard way, most things in climbing need to be second nature just try and do the right things in practice and soon it becomes habit.
I don't rock climb, have no interest in ever trying and I don't know how I got here. But your stupid cheesedick jokes and great editing won me over. +1 sub.
At 3:12 isn’t that situation really dangerous since you have neither a hand or knot on the brake side of the rope. A Grigri is not fully auto locking right?
As an industrial climber, seeing you swing out on a single line with no rope pro and watching that ledge saw back and forth on your rope terrified me. I've never done this kind of climbing outdoors, only industrial rope access and indoor bouldering. Are your ropes more cut resistant or something?
Yeah when you go from industrial to sport you have to get use to single rope work. Some climbers do use dual ropes though but that is usually only if the route is very wondering.
@@diante50 it all depends on what you are rubbing on and with what force. Also if the rope is dry or wet. Wet ropes are easier to cut. In this clip the rubbing is extremely minimal and wouldn’t concern me. The rock can push the rope away in this case.
Anyone else actually tried the google street view on el cap? It genuinely works, pics from 360 helmet cams. I used Google earth I think dunno if it works from maps.
And I actually mean routes up the face not just a view from the top. What gets confusing is the directional arrows in the street view now used to go up and down.
Here, let me show you the technique... Step one, - skip all the technique and basically just do a pull up when you get stuck. Haha, sounds like everyone who's stronger than me. 😂
Wow that was a surprise of actually going to the climb .
@Jayce Khari why would anyone need that
at first i thought it was a green screen lmao
@@jakemettler8876 me too, i’m so confused 🤣🤦🏼♂️ bet it’s on doors and the view is fake or something like that, i keep hearing little kids in the background
At the beginning I thought you were over a green screen but then it just became soo overproduced to be true
Did somebody say, quality content?
Best climbing fails so far 10\10
Zaharia Christian 🤙🏻
“This isn't the babbler it's the dangler" Lolol... Classic 🤣
That teleporting editing is a great idea for these videos...I know it makes doing these videos much harder but could you keep doing them? lol It really helps me learn things when I can visually see it done...Thanks Beta hehe
50 Stitches Steel unfortunately teleportation isn’t cheap! Lol but I’ll try.
Dude! You are one of the best climbing RUclipsrs out there! Humor mixed with instruction...awesome! Thanks! PS...I'll throw in a couple of bucks for the teleportation!
Steve 🤙🏻
I’m making T shirts 😁I’m trying to make cool ones that I would want to wear. I only make a couple bucks off them at their price. Lol link below my videos Also RUclips is is allowing me to make a join thing for my channel I’m still trying to figure that one out. 🤷🏻♂️😅
When I first saw him walk out onto the ledge I thought - man, that’s some really good green-screen editing.
Yeah he built a green screen replica of the climb just for this video
Not just showing fails but helping people learn from them
Wait what? Dude this video was awesome. I was really confused for second, like dang thats some good green screen.
Lots of alpine knees. I'll have to remember those are OK now.
This is gold, for a video I basically stumbled on this might be hands down one of my favorite.
that transition man.. AMAZING! :D you deserve way more subs than you have... its actually wierd that you dont have more...
Proper teleportation technique. Mad props!!!
This channel deserves more subscribes.
Really awesome how you did this whole teleporting video , props on that style
this was awesome haha, kept trying to look for the green screen at first!
I think we call that, groveling up the rock. you know like when the stomach is touching the rock and the arms and legs are flailing.
one of the raddest videos I've ever seen man honestly this was such a cool idea
Wow this is amazing stuff, quite possibly the best climbing explanation vid I’ve seen yet.
Absolutely LOVE this idea. Such a cool way to stand out and do something creative and so amazing to watch
Wow, thats great to see you on the same spot.
Huge respect for the effort on this ep.
Wow! Amazing editing skills!
You are indeed hilarious. Love your sense of humor (just the right amount of self-deprecation). You also make a darn good rock climbing video, so thanks!
Motivating thanks I appreciate it.🤙🏻
Didn't see that coming! 😆 Great stuff Josh! Nice teleportation skills 👍
Best format ever!
To avoid the "backpack problem" you just have to use additionally the upper part of harness, something like the Petzl VOLTIGE. Than you tie in not near your belly, but near your chest.
WTF that twist was so awesome.
Reminds me of Chattanooga. Excellent job!
Such an amazing idea! 👏 much love from the Swiss alps ;)
AWESOME !!! - i loved the teleport !
That muscle up at the end, nice flex...
Really enjoyed this one teleprotation is the way forward!!
Dude that was awesome where he cut out to the actual climb
"oh yeh I forgot, I'm a climber" 😂
This is legit the best climbing RUclips channel!
Quality and funny. I think a secret is you dubbed in audio for the teleport scene. If I’m right, great acting! Really enjoyed watching that beta, amazing you went and did it solo. I thought it was gonna be a green screen.
Quality production!
I was watching this on the side of playing overwatch and when you teleported, you got my curiosity. When you said 'it's the dangler not the babbler', you had my attention. Great vid lol. I get irritated at all these armchair quarterbacks sometimes, but you actually put yourself in their sportivas and show it.
I loved this video keep up the good stuff man !
Amazing video
I knew you were from NY. What up bro you got another sub
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Totally Awesome ! Next time can you Teleport us out thr with you ?
Imagine That Bill !!
The first guy on the Dangler had draws clipped directly onto the biners in his cams. That's a big fail, no? I was taught to always clip cam extensions directly onto the webbing.
GOOD EYE! The set up he has is definitely not optimal carabiner on carabiner is more likely to come unclipped. It can be done if you have to do it, but its more risky, and if you do it all the time you wear your gear out a lot quicker, so it should be avoided. Good catch!
That was fucking great, bro!
This is pure content! Thx!
New climber here. These videos are unreal. I've got so many to catch up on!
Nice!
Great vid!
Seriously taking it to the next level.
This guy must have done the classic "horsefly hand scrub" once he saw that the climb on the video is near him
ya thats an instasub for going out to that rock. Quality channel bro
Really like the editing and you showcasing how to do it properly on this! Keep up the good stuff, greetings from Switzerland
First video I’ve watched love your content
"forgot, I'm a climber"
Loooool
Dude wow!!
Awesome!
Love your videos man!
these videos are getting wild :D
legendary episode!
I hope you had a method to ascend or recover if you had weighted the rope on the overhang.
Even if you took in the slack you may not be able to reach the holds and just hang there.
He’s a professional climber, I’m sure he knows how to ascend a rope
I don't know exactly how much rope he had to work with, but 20' to 25' is probably enough to reach out and touch the cliff without having to get a pendulum going. Worst case scenario he's probably at least as good as Jame Bond at Prusiking with his shoelaces.
That was an epic transition to you demonstrating it 😂
fun as always!
Teleporting gonna drive my electric bill up. XD 2 teleports per video maximum, your killing me
Best video so far! Excellent climbing tips
You top rope soled the dangler
this was so good, loved it!
Great video. 👍👍
subbed for that transition hot damn
Also big thanks for the heavy backpack tip. I was definitely that guy once but, now I know there's a way out if I ever space out again.
No overhand knot when showing the backpack situation kind of sketched me out. 😅
I remember when this first went and was graded 5.8+. I remember thinking, "that was pretty stiff for a 5.8!" And the 'backpack problem' happens a lot in Yosemite. Half way up the Nose one year, a climber was weeping while fighting his pack trying to suck him over while jugging. I had to instruct him into rigging a chest harness from his shoulder straps. I don't think he ever thanked me.
The babbler lol
ive been binge watching every single episode you have of climbing fails and the first clip I thought you green screened. I was so wrong! haha.
You looked like you struggled more than the first guy.
Bet the first guy didn’t have to haul 50 lbs of camera gear and have to redo the shot 3 times. 🤣 yeah I was blown.....didn’t fall though 😉
Great content
Man I was so surprised when you suddenly appeared at the Dangler! So cool. But I have to say it didn't seem like neither you or the guy in the fall video had very good technique on that roof! Maybe spend some extra time in the cave at your gym.
Hahaha yeah 😂 I climbed up to it with a 40 lbs bag of gear and camera equipment (3 pitches rope solo) then I tried it a couple times. So I was pretty blown when I filmed it. 🤣My first couple sends where very clean but then I turned the camera on and struggled a bit. 🤷🏻♂️ I wanted to be pretty blown though when I did it usually you find the best beta when you are blown.
@@BetaClimbers ah fair enough! I think being confident in your ability is a big part of being safe which is why I mentioned it. A big problem I see in the clip of the guy who fell was that he kept on climbing even after realising that he was tangled in the rope and he was getting pumped. He probably should have just yelled take sooner.
aspuzling yeah for sure would have been a good move to back off and Recoup. He was pretty focused on moving forward looked like he had his horse blinders on. His belay would have really helped by warning him a bit more. To his credit though he had a helmet, if he hit they ledge that really would have sucked.
Best one yet
Super creative video!
"For it is easy to criticize and break down the spirit of others, but to know yourself takes a lifetime."
~ Bruce Lee
Nice video editing.
I'm still trying to learn rope management myself...For whatever reason when I'm trying to climb something hard for my skill level, it's hard for me to think about how the rope should be in relation to how I'm climbing...Any quick tips for a noob?
50 Stitches Steel well you take one bad fall and you will care more about how you come down then how you go up. Lol
just try not to learn the hard way, most things in climbing need to be second nature just try and do the right things in practice and soon it becomes habit.
@@BetaClimbers Awesome, thanks man.
whole lot of trust in that harness waist strap hanging all your weight on it
Howdy Josh 🤠
Josef Berns 🤠
Top rope solo fail
Attach the backpack to the belay loop or tie in points? Or does it not matter?
I wish i could teleport. Nevertheless, good content Sir.
Tactical knee
Stop using an electric teleporter, get the new magnetic ones. Have you ever paid a "magnetic bill"? No, no you have not.
I wish google would show views of the cliffs 😂😂😂😂.it’s hard to try to figure out which route is where at the crag
Great channel! I was wondering why is your chalk bag is on a binner?
old chalk bag I guess the new one are all on a strap so you can move them from side to side.
I don't rock climb, have no interest in ever trying and I don't know how I got here. But your stupid cheesedick jokes and great editing won me over. +1 sub.
This is good for the algorithm...
Thanks for stress testing the gri gri so we don't have to
How?? How could you step on her ???!! xD 3:58
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At 3:12 isn’t that situation really dangerous since you have neither a hand or knot on the brake side of the rope. A Grigri is not fully auto locking right?
Yepp should have a knot, grigri would hold but but If for some reason it doesn’t your toast.
As an industrial climber, seeing you swing out on a single line with no rope pro and watching that ledge saw back and forth on your rope terrified me.
I've never done this kind of climbing outdoors, only industrial rope access and indoor bouldering. Are your ropes more cut resistant or something?
Yeah when you go from industrial to sport you have to get use to single rope work. Some climbers do use dual ropes though but that is usually only if the route is very wondering.
@@BetaClimbers So how much abrasion can the ropes resist? The swing and rub at 7:33 is the bit that worries me the most.
@@diante50 it all depends on what you are rubbing on and with what force. Also if the rope is dry or wet. Wet ropes are easier to cut. In this clip the rubbing is extremely minimal and wouldn’t concern me. The rock can push the rope away in this case.
Anyone else actually tried the google street view on el cap? It genuinely works, pics from 360 helmet cams. I used Google earth I think dunno if it works from maps.
And I actually mean routes up the face not just a view from the top. What gets confusing is the directional arrows in the street view now used to go up and down.
Here, let me show you the technique... Step one, - skip all the technique and basically just do a pull up when you get stuck. Haha, sounds like everyone who's stronger than me. 😂
ruclips.net/video/ZGYyCqSPd-8/видео.html
Why climb when you can teleport?