"When struggling be undaunted. With perseverance comes all manners of all possibilities." "All is possible... when we allow all, to be possible!" ~ Paul Jung
@@competitionclimbing ah ok! I thought it looked familiar. Explains why she fell on that dyno right after, I was shocked when I watched that the first time. Thanks for sharing!
Simply grabbing a clip to stabalize it while you feed the rope through the gate is fine. Its when a climber puts a practical amount of weight on the draw that problems arise. (Its pretty easy to tell whether or not someone is weighting a draw)
She came from the right, so she passed it and just started clipping it late. Like the commentators said that she made a bit of an error, all other athletes passed it no problem (if they got to that point)
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My God that endurance though 💪
She dug deep to make that clip..your athlete of the week for me
it was amazing to see! I would've given up so fast haha
Soooo STRONG!!!
That is coordination. Wow
Amazing!
Incredible endurance clipping event from Jain Kim.
IFSC routesetters getting all the wrong kinds of attention this season.
I don't think this is a routesetter issue, nobody else had this problem with the clip she just climbed herself into a bad position here
No-one else had this issue, what you talking about lil boy
@@competitionclimbing true. the quick draw was just before her nose literally but she chose to get past it and got herself into that position.
"When struggling be undaunted. With perseverance comes all manners of all possibilities."
"All is possible... when we allow all, to be possible!"
~ Paul Jung
Wonder what competition is this from? I'd be curious to see how the others did it. I would assume they clipped from further down.
Villars! You can see it here ruclips.net/video/f2c4fHOBKwE/видео.html
@@competitionclimbing ah ok! I thought it looked familiar. Explains why she fell on that dyno right after, I was shocked when I watched that the first time. Thanks for sharing!
If you can't "hold it" how would you clip it?
That sounds like a pretty subjective rule to enforce
the official language is " Controlling or Using " a clip or bolt
Simply grabbing a clip to stabalize it while you feed the rope through the gate is fine. Its when a climber puts a practical amount of weight on the draw that problems arise. (Its pretty easy to tell whether or not someone is weighting a draw)
It means holding it whilst not clipping and weighting it/using it for stability.
Which comp was this
Gosh this made me tired
What were they thinking, putting the clip so far over? Obviously not thinking. So strong to hold on for so long!
She came from the right, so she passed it and just started clipping it late. Like the commentators said that she made a bit of an error, all other athletes passed it no problem (if they got to that point)
@@Lizard440 oh, I see. If we'd seen some of the other climber I'd probably have understood better.
Wtf is wrong with the setting this season? Is this because of that initiative to try to force in a bunch of new setters??
As people already mentioned it's not a setting problem. Others didn't have this issue. She just climbed herself into this situation.