I like how humble you sound. You seem more human when you say that you're afraid and that it's very hard and how to watch foot movement is very precise etc.
Great! Just a great demonstration of what it means to climb a 9b+. Obviously I will never know what it feels like but you really get the idea of what a marathon of hard moves this route really is.
OK, having watched all of the Change videos so far I've understood two things: a) Change was a huge accomplishment back when Adam climbed it 8 years ago and b) Nobody is going to come along and downgrade it. :-) Really amazing climbing Stefano and videos which are nearly as good. :-)
This second crux looks so dope. I've been in the cave last year and in my opinion the second part of Change is the sickest line of the place. Rock quality is just amazing, thanks for the video
Grandissimo!! Sono davvero interessanti questi video con la spiegazione, il fatto di riprendere in diverso modo i passaggi rende molto di più l'idea dei movimenti della via (dal "basso" del mio grado non riesco neanche a immaginarne la difficoltà...) non vedo l'ora di vedere la versione completa!
Nuovamente complimenti per il target. È molto istruttivo per un "giovane" climber sentire i commenti mentre guarda la salita. In attesa del nuovo episodio 💣💣💣
I'm not a climber, so I'm honestly astonished every time I see people trusting kneebars in seemingly impossible positions. the human body is an incredible machine!
@@oldi6btm6t9d4 I intend on starting as soon as it's safe to visit some climbing gyms around here (I live in Sao Paulo, Brazil. The situation here is slightly out of control). Next year for sure I'll be climbing =)
The second rope is already clipped into the first chain. At the end of it you have a locking carabiner. Once he reaches the chain, he clips the carabiner on his harness and proceeds do untie the knot of the first rope. At least, that is how I would do it.
The way Adam Ondra did it was to: make a clove hitch in the rope, quickly slip the clove hitch into the last biner, pull the rope through all the pro from the ground, feed the rope down, quickly remove the clove hitch thread the rope through the last biner as usual. The thing about a clove hitch is that it's very simple, can be done in one second with one hand, is loose, will come undone on its own when removed from the pro, but will tighten if you fall on it. The only vulnerable moments are when you're threading the clove hitch in and out - lose your grip then, and you fall to the ground.
So after 2 crux sections including a V14 boulder, a hell lotta hard climbing, rope change, it´s like... "ok, this marks half of the route". 👽
The commentary really helps when we can’t see you under the overhangs
Yes thanks!
I like how humble you sound. You seem more human when you say that you're afraid and that it's very hard and how to watch foot movement is very precise etc.
I really love how detailed these videos are! It gives a really good impression of what the moves are like.
Thank you!
Great! Just a great demonstration of what it means to climb a 9b+. Obviously I will never know what it feels like but you really get the idea of what a marathon of hard moves this route really is.
OK, having watched all of the Change videos so far I've understood two things:
a) Change was a huge accomplishment back when Adam climbed it 8 years ago and
b) Nobody is going to come along and downgrade it. :-)
Really amazing climbing Stefano and videos which are nearly as good. :-)
This second crux looks so dope. I've been in the cave last year and in my opinion the second part of Change is the sickest line of the place. Rock quality is just amazing, thanks for the video
Yes I agree!
Great video, thanks for taking time to put it up!
thanks!
Awesome! Thank you very much for the detailed views. But i think i still can't imagine how hard it really ist.
The only way to know is to try it! 😉💪
@@steghiso Haha that's right. But i just started climbing one year ago - wouldn't be smart to try 9b+. But hey, maybe i can clip the first bolt!
The commentary of the all episodes are great, I like it a lot..nice way how to show us whole route..Thank you Stefano..:-)
Great work Stefano, thanks for putting it up. Really helps to understand how hard these moves really are!
just awesome, really nice watching you going forward, finding your own ways ... for me its inspiring
really nice project series
Awesome video Stefano! Loved your footwork before the swing. Keep it up!
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Grandissimo!! Sono davvero interessanti questi video con la spiegazione, il fatto di riprendere in diverso modo i passaggi rende molto di più l'idea dei movimenti della via (dal "basso" del mio grado non riesco neanche a immaginarne la difficoltà...) non vedo l'ora di vedere la versione completa!
Thank you for the great video!
Especially for the commenting!!
Nuovamente complimenti per il target. È molto istruttivo per un "giovane" climber sentire i commenti mentre guarda la salita. In attesa del nuovo episodio 💣💣💣
So good to have so much detail. Way better than a 2minutes clip where you don't get what's hard
I really Like the commentary and the second film with another view perspective!!
The last shot was very cool! I like to see the non-existent feet you're standing on and how bad the holds are
best climbing content videos lately!! thanks for posting! how would you grade the moves and the link if they were stand alone boulders/routes?
Thanks again. Very good!
Fantastici i video in questo formato.
Grazie!
Who does the filming and editing? The shot angles are really helpful at actually seeing what's going on. It's great!
It was mainly filmed by my girlfriend Sara, some shoots from Pietro Biagini, but I made the edit of all my Change videos
Davvero complimenti Stefano, non vedo l'ora di vedere quello completo! Abito ad un paio d'ore da Arco, quando ci apri un 9c che lo provo anche io? 🤣
The last episode about the First pitch was not too long, I enjoyed It a Lot!
good looks :)) keep posting
Nice, your explanation was really nice. Did the sun help you some way with the wet holds?
I'm not a climber, so I'm honestly astonished every time I see people trusting kneebars in seemingly impossible positions. the human body is an incredible machine!
You should try climbing sometime. It's really fun!
@@oldi6btm6t9d4 I intend on starting as soon as it's safe to visit some climbing gyms around here (I live in Sao Paulo, Brazil. The situation here is slightly out of control).
Next year for sure I'll be climbing =)
madò.. infinita sta via!
Siamo a metà 🤣
Grande!!
this was amazing!!! what are the length of the pitches? total length of change?
Molto bella la roccia della parte alta deve essere una figata
Epic climb!
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Really enjoying watching your videos, commenting for the algorithm :)
At the end of the video, is the bolt by your right hip part of another route?
No I think Adam used it to bolt it
nice
You didn't show the rope change :(
Are you going to release the uncut version after the #5 video?
Yes!
Have you ever competed on Italian Ninja Warrior, Stefano?
Lasciami la corda passata che la vengo a provare da secondo🤔🤔🤔😂😂😂😂🔝🔝🔝🤗🤗🤗grande Stefano💪
Can someone explain the process of switching ropes after the first pitch? He doesn't rest right? How does this part happen?
The second rope is already clipped into the first chain. At the end of it you have a locking carabiner. Once he reaches the chain, he clips the carabiner on his harness and proceeds do untie the knot of the first rope. At least, that is how I would do it.
it's not actually 2 pitches. he just calls it that way because the route can really be divided in two parts. he explained it in a previous video
@@asonei3531 no but he uses two ropes. That is what my question is about. I know it's one route xD
The way Adam Ondra did it was to:
make a clove hitch in the rope,
quickly slip the clove hitch into the last biner,
pull the rope through all the pro from the ground,
feed the rope down,
quickly remove the clove hitch
thread the rope through the last biner as usual.
The thing about a clove hitch is that it's very simple, can be done in one second with one hand, is loose, will come undone on its own when removed from the pro, but will tighten if you fall on it. The only vulnerable moments are when you're threading the clove hitch in and out - lose your grip then, and you fall to the ground.
When Silence?
Mamma mia che palo sta via
Ancora deve finire!
How can you remember all the beta? :D
There's no such thing as Stefano talking too much! Great Video!