@@teodustus this is just mostly coordination moves. low percentage moves. this has nothing to do with being a good climber. yes, these guys are good climbers, but they would NEVER climb something like this outside. Set stuff that mimics actual rock climbing. This parkour crap is just dumb and i can't believe this is where this sport has gone. You ever see someone running around and flying from 6 holds on some stupid dyno outside? lol
@@skltr21 The competition is a friendly comp for the crowd. I respect your opinion but this is obviously the natural evolution. Setting problems mimicking outside boulders is obviously just a worse experience than the "real" experience outside. Mother nature offers fantastic problems but having experienced setters creating the most extraordinary moves and tweaking them to be just humanly possible is way cooler for an indoor comp IMO. I agree that it can be a fine line between parkour and climbing in some cases, and that should be considered - as it has been in this competition. Have a good one!
how can we set problems so that it's no longer climbing? like this....
How so? Climbing has evolved a lot. Would you rather prefere the old school 90's outdoor style setting? I always find the legends problems incredible.
@@teodustus this is just mostly coordination moves. low percentage moves. this has nothing to do with being a good climber. yes, these guys are good climbers, but they would NEVER climb something like this outside. Set stuff that mimics actual rock climbing. This parkour crap is just dumb and i can't believe this is where this sport has gone. You ever see someone running around and flying from 6 holds on some stupid dyno outside? lol
@@skltr21 The competition is a friendly comp for the crowd.
I respect your opinion but this is obviously the natural evolution. Setting problems mimicking outside boulders is obviously just a worse experience than the "real" experience outside. Mother nature offers fantastic problems but having experienced setters creating the most extraordinary moves and tweaking them to be just humanly possible is way cooler for an indoor comp IMO.
I agree that it can be a fine line between parkour and climbing in some cases, and that should be considered - as it has been in this competition.
Have a good one!