Black Diamond Presents: Gym. Crag. Repeat.

It all started in the gym for BD Athlete Carlo Traversi. Now, 15 years later, he’s come full circle, tracing his roots back to where it began, only this time, as the owner of Sacramento’s new premier bouldering gym. But Carlo’s motivation is not only to provide quality plastic pulling, but also to create what he experienced growing up-a communal place for climbers to train and hang out, but also be mentored and taught the valuable ethics needed for the crag. Check out this film documenting Carlo’s journey from the gym to the crag and back again.
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[@jonemmick3790]

The boulder field is honestly one of the better gyms I've been to. Would recommend!

[@origin32]

Sending positive energy that direction! Keep up the good work!! It’s going to all pay off...... 👊

[@danielsmith997]

The boulder field is awesome!!

[@robbynickles4276]

Great video. SO much work behind the scenes to make that happen. That gym is beautiful

[@SolaceEasy]

Gym. Gasoline. Crag. Gasoline. Repeat.

[@semmtexx]

Steve Deasy go hug a tree.

[@johntuttle9544]

Props on the proud sends Carlos, will stop by Boulder Field soon.

[@JaredCurrent]

Any thoughts on this style of progression implanting unrealistic expectations of what people should be experiencing in the outdoors? "My own self worth was tied to my climbing ability" As someone who grew up privileged to experience the colorado mountains intimately, it pains me greatly to see gym culture permeate into the outdoor spaces I grew up loving. A culture not based in a dance with nature but a testosterone fueled beating of routes into submission.

[@cyrusseEr_Ly]

Lol, when the camera man walked around the table during the meeting.... you could see people trying not to look. That must of been really weird for everyone involved

[@benglassop]

Super inspiring

[@gabethomas8123]

Great video!

[@muhammadshuaib423]

Song at the end please.

[@marcobassetto6414]

Name and author of the last song?

[@heroiquepros]

Song at the end???

[@BJJMadeEasy]

Steve Nash doing work, awesome!

[@chrisdunnery9221]

Song at the end anyone?! Great vid :)

[@user-pe3zp9vt6p]

Name of song GNAWA MORROCO

[@carlswenson5403]

that route is ...

[@ryanwsu4]

Isn't that a jonathan seigrist route at the end?

[@commonkingslifts]

I believe Everything is Karate is an Ethan Pringle route.

[@ryanwsu4]

yeah i think youre right actually

[@boxjcb]

Wear your seatbelt.

[@benaliva1001]

What’s the name of the gym?

[@MrPinxudetortilla]

www.theboulderfield.com/

[@kazhatfield1346]

Be patient. ruclips.net/video/YxRpeFQmyQ4/видео.html

[@illduitmyself]

your mind went from passion to business..............................

[@justinjakimiak1998]

He's an amazing climber but he's a bit of a whiner isn't he?

[@Adamjen]

what makes you say that?
(you sound like a whiner by saying that by the way. ;P)

[@ambrose13]

Obviously winner misspelled with one n autocorrects to whiner.

[@vashusan1984]

I feel like this film was more about balancing the challenges of climbing at a professional level and managing a new gym (something new for him). It is immensely stressful work and I think the fears and challenges he shared are legitimate. If you don't like to see pro climbers as real and sometimes insecure people, then maybe you should stick to watching the highlight reels.

[@salamandersmith]

His excessive cursing is an immediate turnoff.

[@austinrodriguez8573]

First

[@Soli_Deo_Gloria_.]

You should read what Jeff Lowe said about climbing defining one's self worth.
Even more in the superlative sense of "self worth" I offer
What is the chief end of man?
Man's chief end is to glorify God and enjoy Him forever.
Seek Christ Jesus your Redeemer
God Bless You All