I Climbed An 85ft Cliff With Only 1 Week of Training
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- Опубликовано: 11 апр 2021
- This week I attempted to scale an 85ft cliff face to overcome my fear of heights. Thank you so much to Genesis for lending us the GV80 and making this episode possible! For more information about the GV80, check out their website at: www.genesis.com/us/en/2021/ge...
DISCLAIMER: This challenge was filmed under the supervision of multiple parties, with safety as our #1 concern. Please do not attempt any climb of any kind without proper supervision, training, and safety precautions in place!
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Instructor - Oswaldo Zuniga from rockentry
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Your coach is legit the most sweet and supportive person ever
true that!
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IKR
What an amazing coach 👏
I've climbed with him before. He's seriously the friendliest person you'll find out in the crag.
Me: I climbed a 12ft cliff with 85 days of practice
Me: I climbed to the top of a bunk bed and felt so accomplished
good for u
@@itsmecaitlin1254 oml! How- just how..l I can’t- HOW CAN U DO THAT TEACH ME
That can be way more impressive then a tall rope climb how hard was the boulder
@@luvvb459 and meeee
Oswaldo is literally such an amazing human being. So selfless! Him and Michelle together are an incredible duo. So glad I watched this!
Oswaldo*
Yep
Aw Michelle, I had no clue she used to be a professional cyclist. Getting injured is truly so scary and scaring, seeing her face her fears and overcoming them is just is so inspiring
maybe we'll see her get back on the bike for a video when shes ready 👀
What? I got hit by a car and I wasn't even in a car and that didn't even phase me.
@@chrisx5127truama can affect people diffrently, some can overcome it easily and some just need help, everyone is different and you shouldnt shame people for not overcoming truama that seems little to you
@@chrisx5127 good for you, do you want a cookie?
@@chrisx5127 ok? and your point is
The fact that Michelle keeps apologizing for being scared and that me and the coach at the same time always say: NONONO DONT BE
2.6k likes and no reply? Lemme change that! ❤
@@aestheticelsie884 ♥️♥️
Can we applaud the instructor for his amazing enthusiasm? He was so helpful and engaged, and it warmed my heart to see him console her when she cried!
check out his youtube called rockentry.
Yeah and what’s realllly cool is the whole climbing community is like this!! I’m a rock climber and one of the reasons I’ve stuck with it throughout some hard times is 100% because of the people!!
To be honest, I have so much respect for the camera man. He/she literally had to do all the climbs with her.
they were on ropes being pulled up
@@ittoalltheway no you can see to cameraman
Those were super easy routes that I've seen 300lb people do
I'm actually 99% sure it's her future husbend that does all the camera work I could be wrong though
@@WeGetWildTV they probably didn't have just a week to prepare, and they also didn't have a fear of heights
This was seriously a life experience I will never forget! Much love to Michelle for not only sharing her inspiring story but to share mine as well. Thank you!
:D
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You seem like a great coach! Definitely subbing!
@@renknee awww u seem like a awesome coach !
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Oh my goodness can we talk about Oswaldo? He’s the nicest person I’ve even seen in my entire life, like the positivity, the encouragement and his life story just wow
ya gotta subscribe to his channel!! :) @rockentry
He’s amazing!!!!!
Agreed!!
He's amazing and the majority of people in the climbing community are so nice and positive like him!
@@MichelleKhare Do flight attendant
Mans was hell of a coach, more coaches need that energy for real
This is why I love Michelle, she faces her fears, doesn't give up, and shows her vulnerability on her channel. It's incredible.
"Good breathing Michelle!"
Michelle: hyperventilating
“i’m hyperventilating”
“hahah! i love climbing with new climbers 💗 “
LOLL-
“You’re keeping yourself calm”
Y’all it is so impressive what the camera men do. They don’t get enough appreciation
I KNOW!!! Climbing WITH a camera??? 7:13
And the person who installed the rope?
Fun fact : the person videotaping is her boyfriend.
@@souldiving4197 Fiance actually. They did an engagement trip vid last year.
He probably gets pulled up or hangs from the top. Definitely props to his dedication to getting all the best shots!
IKR I was about comment why no one is talking about the camera man climbing the big ass mountain
Ugh I didn't expect to be so emotional watching this. The fear thing definitely relatable even if you don't fear heights but that mentality towards anything in life. Thanks for inspiring me Michelle. This definitely opened my mind more to remember who I can be
Michelle got me out here crying. Oswaldo is a person we all need in our lives. The support he gave to Michelle is beautiful to watch. And her commitment and courage was also inspirational. Great video!
I love how her coach said "This is the first beginner I've seen climb this" instead of "this is the only beginner I've seen" because it shows just how much he believes in every single climber regardless of their experience/skill level. They're both very special people! He's as incredible of a man as Michelle is of a woman - that's pretty damn incredible!
🧗♀️They make a very good team🧗♂️
🤣
Well, it is because Michelle is also fit and has the strength for it.
For any non climbers this is a serious feat. Climbing outside there are no "established" holds. Youre feeling around for something to put all your body weight into, let alone the psychological fear. I'm extremely impressed Michelle.
she had a rope tho
@@laurenvedits5090 have you ever done it?
@@laurenvedits5090 while there is certainly some comfort from the rope, its very scary climbing. Im not gonna down play your personal experience but I've never met someone who isn't somewhat fearful, and I'm an extremely experienced climber. 2-3x a week indoors and out.
@@Ataraxia_Atom what was your highest climb (indoor or outdoor)?
@@laurenvedits5090 5.11+ indoor, 5.10 outdoor. What about you? I know you said indoor is that lead or top roping?
Subbing to Michelle is a constant cycle of forgetting she exists and then being immensely happy when she posts.
Same
Lol same
She streams regularly on Twitch, she's still playing a lot of chess at the moment :)
Yep
YES
Oswaldo was INCREDIBLE! So passionate, kind, and just understood what it means to connect and encourage someone! Loved this
The best coach you’ve had by far!!!!! You’re a badass Michelle, omg I truly mean it.
I never knew Michelle was a professional cyclist. No wonder why she could do all of these extreme challenges. She's probably the strongest girl i've ever seen.
Sameee, it all makes sense now
I was looking for this comment.
Michelle : I'm scared of this 85 feet wall
Camera man : chilling here
and he can't use his hands to hold the wall. respect!
@@Nick-wn9cs i've worked as a cameraman for the local rock climbing community, and in most cases you will get a motorized vehicle thingy, that will easilly pull you up, and you wont need to hold anything. just stand on the rock and hang on the rope. at first it's quite scary, but after a while you will learn to trust it.
@Minecraft 108 yes
@Minecraft 108 Probably a drone
@@morganmorgan4009 yeah
Wonderful high tension belaying from oswaldo there, giving 100% reassurance to Michelle as a nervous climber. Giving a comfortable uplift to Michelle allowing her to feel safe.
Props to the camera guy climbing through everything with her.
Why, it’s an easy slab climb on top rope.
@@tatemcshane5632 because he was there for her through every climb. And didn't just use a drone camera to capture it
MICHELLE! 👏🏽 wow!! so inspired by your cycling story and pushing your own minds limits!!
so impressed by you!!! next challenge idea....
stand up comedy 😏 just a thought!
ive always found comedians to be so talented and FEARLESS!!
Yass! I would love to see that!
Omg hey Natalie 😎❤️
Hey Nat, how are you
Fantastic and unique suggestion!
Omg natalie i am a big fan of yours love you so much. Lots of love for Denise and Jupiter💜
That guy was so damn supportive.. I need that type of positivity in my life lol.
Ozzy is the man!
Dammit, I felt Michelle when she cried. I never cried over my studies even when I failed many times, but having and loving a sport just hits different that it makes and made me cry whenever I fail. Having a sport just really makes up your life.
The thing that stands out about these episodes, more than anything else, is just how well shot it is. The angles, the lighting, the movement. Everything is done to such a high production level, even just for a RUclips video
all her videos tbh!!
She is literally incredible. Being brave is being afraid and still pushing through. Michelle is the definition of brave. She usually takes challenges for ease, but even when she doesn't, she still makes it out in the end. I hope she's really proud of herself for everything she's accomplished :)
Agreed! Her mental strength in this challenge is incredible!
This coach is amazing. Such a nice guy. And also kudos to Michelle for being SO honest with her emotions all the time. She's always so open with her fear, her insecurities, her tears and yet she does what she does ANYWAY. It is so brave badass.
Oswaldo!!! What a guy! He was so supportive and genuine without letting her back out. I love that he challenged her and encouraged her as much as he did. She did such a good job working through it and I’m sure she had the greatest feeling in the world when she finished. This one was inspiring!
Take into account that Alex Honnold backed out of his first attempt at Free Soloing El Capitan in Yosemite because he knew the conditions weren't right and did it another day. If a badass professional climber is putting his safety first (even if he's crazy enough to do something like a free solo) then you shouldn't feel bad about a mental block.
yeah but she had a rope.
@@jonathanazbell9596 top rope to be exact. Her fear was slightly overdramatic.
@@procerator falling on top rope is like sitting into a chair
true XD top rope is very basic
@@dreahdickinson9602 I do. I'm just not buying this overreaction from her.
respect to the cameramen, who had to record her the whole time!
Thanks, I was one of them and stoked to see how this came out! - Sam
Came here to say this
@@ConstructedMedia mad respect to you dude!
@@jordanleighwheatley Haha and also stoked to see this project.
@@ConstructedMedia you should consider a q&a about the logistics of doing documentary film work while extreme climbing. How you got the gear up there, how you did it at all, etc lol.
THE TENSION
YES MA’AM
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T E N S I O N
Edit: what is with all these links
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Why am I crying OMG! Her coach is honestly a one in a million. Not many people are that encouraging and loving, what a light!
Climbing was my whole life for 10+ years. A long time ago. Indoor gyms had just barely come into existence so you had to learn what's what outdoors. I traveled all over the country and met so many people. Best time of my life. I'm completely envious of someone who's just getting started.
Wow I’m so happy for you and you’re so lucky for it❤ I’m glad you had those experiences and strength I hope you keep having amazing times many people wish they can do what you’ve accomplished! 😊
Dude, this guy is amazing! The way he talks to her with such empathy. It’s been a long time since I’ve seen a human like this. Like he’s talking to his baby daughter and I legit cried. And I felt you Michelle and I felt his pride in you! 😭❤️ I feel this is kind of a personal parable of how God has me. “Tell me you got me, Ozzy!” “I got you.” “I’m so proud of you” “Woooooo yeah!” This is a very clear picture of grace, protection and love. Thanks, Michelle! I hope you stay in contact with Ozzy bc he seems like amazing person as well.
Still bawling, btw. Lol Zephaniah 3:17
Thats what climbers do! Most of them are sooo kind and supportive people
@@luciatrstanova8911 yes!!! When I first started going to the rock climbing gym, I met some of the most supportive, kindest people who helped me out and cheered me on. There was a shocking lack of egos; everyone was just working on their own climbs/puzzles and I got so much help (and no judgment) from people much much better than me. It is the most social, supportive sport ever!
I legit cried as well - there just aren't genuinely empathetic, real, loving humans out there anymore. She was really lucky to have him. What an amazing coach.
@@VeronicaYan totally! me as an introvert was so scared to go out and climb in group of my boyfriends friends but omg, they were so helpful and kind. even such a great climbers are so supportive and nature loving, really a tiny number of climbers isnt like that
In 10 years: “I climbed Mount Everest with one day of training.”
I-
Sounds legit
@@renknee I what
lol no exaggeration at this point also hi Diya from another Diya
As a climber, you did amazing for the first time. The coach was amazing.
Ozzy is literally the best person to get as a coach for this. Congrats
“The focus that I have for the climb, I have no time for fear of heights.” I know he probably didn’t mean it in a deeper way but that kinda hit me in relation to life. You gotta be so focused on your journey that you have so time for fear of failure and the “what if”s.
That's really true. Also, when I'm climbing something at my limit and the fear hits, sometimes all it takes is to take a controlled fall to reset. Feel that trust in the gear, adjust the headspace, then shift back into the body and flow through to the send.
Actually he meant it (also) in a deeper way.
When you start climbing, you see life in a different way : when you fall, try to find other ways, either by getting stronger or smarter.... I personally apply my climbing strategies in life too 😊
Kinda reminded me of "get scared later" from All The Wrong Questions by Lemony Snicket
The one thing I absolutely love about Michelle is when she cries, we KNOW she’s on the edge of greatness. We need a little rain for a whole lot of sunshine. You’re BADASS Michelle!!
399 likes and no comments?
@@Supergamer2011 weird
@@god.of.cwontt2990Weird.
Exactly.
@@Supergamer2011Weird.
One of my fav episodes you've ever done. I lost my fiance in 2017 and my father four months after. From that I've gained a fear of driving, heights, flying, among others which i never had before. Yes that comes with getting older and no longer having the fearlessness we had as kids, but its largely due to the pain of the loss and seeing how it affected his parents.I have a fear of anything happening and putting my mother through the same thing.
But this was a great motivator for me. This year on my 30th birthday I'll be older than my fiance and I want this year to be full of adventures and pushing myself to step out of my comfort zone. Love you Michelle, you have 😊been such a big part of my life since the og buzzfeed days
I’m so proud of you Michelle!!!!! It’s so inspiring to see you face and conquer your fear like that!! You killed it!!! Every time I watch one of your videos, it makes me want to do the thing you’re doing, even when it’s something I’d never considered before. You’re truly incredible for putting yourself into all sorts of uncomfortable and different situations.
There are two types of people:
-Those who go rock climbing because they are scared of it
-and those who don't because they are scared of it
or the people who grew up doing it :)
I grew up doing rock climbing my whole life, I love it to bits, my greatest joy is overcoming climbs that I found hard when I was younger
Forgot about those who would like to try but can’t because equipment/climbing gyms are expensive
Can confirm, I began climbing 2 years ago because I felt uneasy with heights. Tbh, it doesn't go away, you just learn to manage it with focus and deliberation
@@immortalsalmon653the equipment is basically shoes Helmet and your hands idk what your talking about equipment wise
Omg imagine being the cameraman and applying for this job.
What I imagine the things you need to get the job:
1.rock climbing
2.running at the speed of light
3.risking your life
4.not being afraid of anything
Edit: its been 5 months and I’m so thankful for your likes!
dont forget #5 -- willingess to try to keep up with Michelle Kare
@@quallzone6219 haha true
If it's interesting to you I reccomend watching the behind the scenes for "Free Solo". It's so insane to me what those Camerapeople did
That is literally what I think about the whole video
5.have to keep quiet during recording
6.balance and aim a camera while on a cliff
This made me cry I’m a mom and I have never challenged myself physically and you inspire me to challenge myself and overcome my physical obstacles
My first time rock climbing was probably the most terrifying experience I had ever subjected myself to. Simultaneously-- the reward of completing my very first wall has been one of the most gratifying!
I'm by no means a skilled or experienced rock climber-- but i feel like even with my limited experience i could understand that stress and fear throughout the video. How inspiring to break through all of that doubt, and accomplish something you thought to be impossible. ❤
Coming from a rock climber, climbing a 5.10 in the gym on the first day and then climbing an 85ft route outside within a week is insane! You have so much to be proud of and I hope that you can conquer even more of your fears and welcome to the climbing community!
Agreed! So impressive and yes, welcome!
For real. Michelle is naturally strong and coordinated.
I think we all fell in love with her coach, he’s such a caring and king guy! You can tell that he wants the best for Michelle 🥺❤️
I love how she shares how she feels.and doesn't hold back sometimes it is hard for her but she always pushed and never stops thats what i love about her 💙
The size of the balls on this woman. I could never do half the things she’s done. I wholeheartedly hope that one day I could have the strength and courage that you do!
One day you'll get there..
lots of love
From: some Canadian guy
probably trans
Oswaldo is phenomenal. He is like genuinely a good person. The motivation he gives, the love, empathy and support he gives, its amazing. Gives me some hope in humanity again.
As a climber, I really love the coach's approach. I remember when I first started climbing I met some people who were discouraged and stopped climbing because of coaches who weren't patient and diminished their fears. Being supportive and encouraging on the wall is so important and he did such a good job I love it
I was super lucky when I started climbing, I was the only girl on my team so that made me a little nervous lol, but the coaches were absolutely amazing and the atmosphere at my gym was so amazing and supportive
Coming from a climber all the coaches when I started were kind of dismissive of my fear. I’m far over it now and can climb a 100ft sport route without a second though. I’m lucky I made friends within the community and we helped each other along
Dude you're so inspiring!!! Like when you were crying, you weren't afraid to put it on the internet, and YOU STILL DID THE CLIMB!!! You're SOOO cool!!!!
the coach is amazing. helping her with every step and supporting her with every step. such a awesome person. Also big respect to you Michelle for facing you fears and also big respect to camera man! Yall doing such an amazing job
can we talk about the cameraman? the cameraman was all the way up there just filming like wow
Are u blind can’t u see the camera in her head
@@avotoad6315 rewatch the video before you speak again...
@@avotoad6315 I know there's a camera but in the video when she's climbing, you can see that there's a person above her filming her. The person also recording her is climbing up, so please watch the video as well
@@avotoad6315 like at 17:32 there's a person in a blue helmet
Was looking for this! She literally has spidey on her team
DISCLAIMER: This challenge was filmed under supervision of multiple parties, with safety as our #1 concern. Please do not attempt any climb of any kind without proper supervision, training, and safety precautions in place!
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Hi! Your videos are amazing!
yes
of course!! lmao
ofcourse!
Idk
Her coach is so supportive, and sweet 🥺❤
I'm so happy I found this channel. It's so inspiring watching this girl try SOOO many different things. Things that are out of her comfort zone. Things that are a lot of work both physically and mentally. It's so inspiring. I've already watched a lot of the Bootcamp videos and the paramedic one. I know she's done ghost hunting, fire academy, paintball and even did a video on training for a pageant. She's so open to new experiences. I wish I was more like her. She jumps right in and works super hard. Super talented girl. Amazing.
the camera guy climbing is on another level
The fact that this channel is free is a wild. So professional
Theres no ads??
thank you for sharing! I've watched a few of your videos before from my recommended page but only now am I really going back and watching your content properly because it's so inspiring! so many things I've wanted to try but was afraid to. and I absolutely admire your courage and the way that you show this online to us too. it's one thing to try new things, but it's another to recognise your mental struggles and show how challenging it is, and taking us through your personal journey and thought process. it shows us that it is okay to feel these emotions because there are other people who think the same way. it shows how human we are and how anything is possible!! thank you so much. this is really adding onto my drive to push myself!
I came across your channel by accident, and I'm so glad I did. Seeing you face all these challenges, overcome obstacles and fears, and push yourself past what you think you can do is a huge inspiration. Our fears are the biggest obstacle stopping us from accomplishing anything we want, and you constantly push past yours and strive to improve yourself mentally and physically. Much respect to you.
Can we just take a moment to appreciate Michelle's arm and back muscles. She's so strong 😍
I was just noticing that! She was looking lean and mean.
The coach doesn't even know what his words meant through out her climb. It really gives you comfort even if it is just a "You got it!". A great supportive coach without a doubt.
I was in tears this whole video- what an inspiration you are, Michelle. I really needed to see this today, thank you. 💞
I felt you through all tough things and fears you have had, and your challenge to overcome fears by climbing a real mountain ahead of you inspired me so much! Thank you for all your time and videos you do, now I also want to try climbing ✨😄
I am baffled at how you still only have 2 million subscribers. Your content is groundbreaking, original, and inspiring. I have been watching for many years, and am always impressed by each video. I feel like I want to go out and accomplish more every time. Thank You!!😁
This chaneel is a lot better than the try guys
@@about50pyros55 I agree
OZZY, DON'T TALK TO THEM TALK TO ME!
That's a whole mood
Truuuu
I know right?! I laughed so HARD at this because I felt that!
I know it was said before: the coach is the best!! My first climbing coach was like him. He helped me when I was 9 years old and 12 years later I was able to help a little girl just like he helped me 😊☺️
I have practice pretty much every sports in my short life and when I started rockclimbing I realized how important encouragements and trust from your partnes is. Your ego really is your worst enemy in rockclimbing. Good job Michelle, being afraid of heights myself I totally get where you're coming from 🙌
time to free solo now
NO THANK YOU!!!! 😅
@@MichelleKhare I mean you did really good! I see no reason why you couldn't just redo the climb without a rope lol
jup
@@Emily-fm7pt one wrong move and she could fall to her death, thats a good enough reason
@@hjfklhdkf9460 death is a state of mind
I'll be honest, I cried so much during this episode. The emotions, the honesty and communication and unconditional support was a blessing to witness.
Michelle, you are so inspiring! Overcoming your height fear and being so strong mentally and physically is massive. I'm so sorry that you had such a traumatic experience with you cycling. I really enjoy cycling myself. I would really like to encourage you to "jump back on the horse". You are so courageous and being able to overcome something like that trauma is hugely empowering for yourself. Going through a situation that caused me trauma and never wanting to do it again but going back due to some necessity was a massive life experience for me. You got this girl! You're freaking awesome!
Thank you so much for your videos and your inspiration, Michelle!! I created a fear of heights over the years myself and just tried to run away from it. Today I’m going to start bouldering to overcome my fear step by step. And you’re a very big part of my courage and a big rolemodel!
Let’s also acknowledge the cameramen at the top filming on the side of the mountain lol
ikr lol
So the camera man did all of these with Michelle💪🤣😱
Yep. His name is Sam Hall and he's incredible. hahaha
I haven’t thought about the camera man! Woah! Thanks for making me realize!!
@@MichelleKhare he was amazing!
Exactly what I thought when I saw this!!!
I was just about to say this lol
I really have to give you a huge compliment. I have found the channel only now and find the videos fantastic. They are so intense, the perspectives and how it's all put together - i couldn't imagine it any better
I AM CRYING! so proud of you michelle! thankyou for being an inspiration for me & all to overcome fear, doubts and so on . Am so proud of you
*I want to know how much training the cameraman had before filming this video.*
*He's the true hero!*
Lol true cameraman underrated
I've been climbing for over 10x years and got into Hollywood shooting -- so it all came together on this one. - Sam
@@ConstructedMedia thats dope!!
Dude the cameraman didn’t have to climb up though he was resting the time he was on the cliff
@@M24478 I did in fact climb the route next to her. Did you mean "did have to climb up?"
If this series wasn't about physical+mental challenging, I would love to see her trying "learning for med school exam in a month" or something, pushing herself intellectually+mentally.
But I love this series and it keeps me motivated.
I think that would be really interesting!
Me to 1 month later I stayed that
I am so proud of you. I really teared up when you screamed "I did it!" You are awesome person and I love all your videos. Keep up and conquer your fears :) Congrats! :)
The coach was absolutely incredible. The way he spoke and cheered you on… 10/10
This was so emotional for me, not bc of the height thing but bc fear is a real monster. The way in which he supported her, encouraged her - I want nothing more than someone by my side who can do exactly that, when I'm that scared shitless
You are such a challenging woman. I love how you push yourself to the limit. You are a true influencer. ❤️❤️
You're just amazing! Keep facing your fears and inspiring us all!
The fact that she is showing her emotion and the rawness is so rare in these type of videos and it’s so amazing.
She overcame her fear i am so happy it’s very inspiring but....
But can we just talk about the cameraman climbing 85ft and coming up and down with a heavy camera and imagine if he drops the camera because he gets scared .
Haha thanks - wild shooting on a wall. I had the camera on a safety rope the whole time, so wouldn't drop it! - Sam
There are photographers that specialize in this, so they themselves are experienced climbers! If you haven’t seen it, check out the movie Free Solo
@@ConstructedMedia You were amazing man, great work!
@@ConstructedMedia u were amazing ❤️
She be climbing mountains and here I am just climbing stairs and I'm already exhausted
SAME especially the school stairs 💀
FOR REAL my legs are weak
I literally cried happy tears for her when she did it !!! This was so inspiring 💗
Congratulations on that difficult climb! You did amazing! I always thought people who are afraid of heights couldn't be able to achieve a goal like this. I admire you and your coach. Thank you for a really interesting and inspiring video showing us your talent, emotions and strength. 👍
This woman’s resume is just wow. The amazing stories she’ll have for her grandkids
Hi Michelle, I am really sorry to hear that you have some scary memories with your past as a cyclist. But if indeed for someone who is defensively overcautious with scary things..you are doing INCREDIBLE. You always push yourself to do scary things, you challenge yourself quite literally! I don't know you but I somewhat feel so proud of you, and -dang- you should be too!!!! But not a little, like VERY proud! ..And by the way, you are one of the best creators in the whole youtube, your pushing yourself always with grace, strength and kindness is an inspiration!!
That was really inspirational! Well done Michelle for overcoming your fears! 👏👏👏💪💪💪 This was really impressive what you did in just one weeks time, it really moved me a lot and made me believe that no obstacle is a true obstacle. You really did achieve something that you deserve to be proud of❤
Michelle, you impress me with every challenge you accept and I have not seen a one that you have failed at yet. This one took a lot of courage, and is one that I would never do, myself. GREAT JOB !!!
The coach was the most positive supportive person I’ve ever seen. I want him to follow me around all day and just pump me up for how I’m doing with my everyday tasks.
the fact that people can hate on her for crying is ridiculous...
like- climbing 85 feet isnt easy.. be easy on her man
she just faced one of her biggest fears!! michelle ur fanbase is SO SO PROUD OF YOU!!
WE LOVE YOU! 💖💖💖
This is probably my favorite video you've created so far. It was so raw and real, love it! You should definitely consider continuing to climb, or maybe getting back into cycling when you're ready.
You really need an actual show on TV, Netflix, something because your videos are amazing. And you are truly amazing for the way you show the raw stuff, like being vulnerable and crying and showing you were scared, most people would cut those parts out, but I love that you leave them in !