We have a gym in side a bomb shelter here in Finland in a city called Kauniainen that is ~35 years old. We set our own routes one to two times a year and a lot of the holds are +20 years old. The same "hard climbing" mind set is very pressent as well. +90% of the holds are just really hard because of the lack of texture. This, however, makes for brilliant training. Your skin doesn't wear out and you have to try hard and focus on every climb. If you're ever planning on visiting come have a sesh :)
Once again super encouraged by your example of climbing mentality and attitude. You were so happy just to be climbing the awesome problems rather than being focused on flashing them all. Also great heads up on the podcast will definitely give it a listen 👌
Do you prepare your questions beforehand? I love seeing videos where you collab with other climbers/friends bc not only do you climb strong, but every question you ask is very natural and also very engaging!
It’s a dream of mine to at least pull on to the original schoolroom board. I have zero hopes of ever topping anything on it, but I’d love to at least pull on and attempt some moves.
You did good on the german. But the name is just awkward .Schwingquarz isnt common at all, linus isnt a common name, "undder" is missing a space because thats two words (und - and, der - male the). So no one can understand it although you didnt quite ok ;-)
I’m pretty sure Ben moon was not the first to create a uniform board like this. I was climbing pretty well in the 90s and recall training on several boards with very uniform, symetrical holds, for example, already before Ben was doing his systems thing - we called them system boards.
Wasn’t the moonboard the first international standardised board though? Every set is identical across the globe and people can create and try anybody’s problems & create a consensus around grades. Surely in the 90s there is no way that every single training board was identical.
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We have a gym in side a bomb shelter here in Finland in a city called Kauniainen that is ~35 years old. We set our own routes one to two times a year and a lot of the holds are +20 years old. The same "hard climbing" mind set is very pressent as well. +90% of the holds are just really hard because of the lack of texture. This, however, makes for brilliant training. Your skin doesn't wear out and you have to try hard and focus on every climb. If you're ever planning on visiting come have a sesh :)
wo, that's cool. Love old school walls
You've gotta be kidding me there's been a climbing wall there this entire time?? Where in the shelter is it?
@@anto3254 löytyy fb sivu ja yhteystiedot kun hakee kauniaisten kiipeilyseura :)
The most amazing thing about this video is that they got the moonboard app working
Awesome to see Sam in the flesh not just a disembodied voice.
4:10 Louis is one of us! The ones who can't stick the f***ing start feet on the Moonboard!
The surprise collab we never knew we wanted! Great episode, I'm off to look at house prices in Sheffield...
Once again super encouraged by your example of climbing mentality and attitude. You were so happy just to be climbing the awesome problems rather than being focused on flashing them all. Also great heads up on the podcast will definitely give it a listen 👌
Awesome video such a great host Absolutely love the music selection elegant and viby
This was fun to watch. Thanks guys!
11:26 Did Stuey Five Bellies get downgraded? It was 8A+/V12 in the Magnus video
Big fan of the careless talk podcast (and your guest appearance there), it‘s weird to SEE something while hearing this familiar voice 😂
I speak native german and had no clue what u said well there was a swing in it
Simulation Sam (or is it Humanoid Howard?) looks very realistic! Great to see the man behind the voice 😀
Do you prepare your questions beforehand? I love seeing videos where you collab with other climbers/friends bc not only do you climb strong, but every question you ask is very natural and also very engaging!
Linus and the oscillating quarz 💟🌌☮️
Try the Wave at Foundry! Whole set in one session and i will literally eat cereal out of a strangers climbing shoe.
Rumour has it that Malcolm Smith found some of the original 7cs too easy so did them with a weight belt on.
I‘m a simple guy, I see Sam, I click 😅
Been trying to get into that gym for to long… one day man, one day…
I did understand Schwing kurz or something like that when you were trying to pronounce the German and that means short swinging or something like that
it's actually Schwingquarz, it's an oscillating quartz crystal in English. Though you're right, it's a play on words with schwingen / swinging :)
It’s a dream of mine to at least pull on to the original schoolroom board.
I have zero hopes of ever topping anything on it, but I’d love to at least pull on and attempt some moves.
Dream gym!
I want to see you on a minimoonboard. That would be interesting.
Song at the beginning please!
YYYYYEEEEEEEEEEEESSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!
what are those wireless mics you're using in this video?
Sam makes v10 look too easy 😂
🗽 German... I didn't understand a word... I'm native speaker. 😁
"Schwingquarz" means piezoelectric crystal.
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soz but what is the name of the podcast?
Careless talk
@@designerbro7260or Torque?
I thought it was called a moon board because it taught you to defy gravity....
My birthday is today🎉❤
Aaaaaaaye let’s go happy bday!
Thx
come to sheffield more lou dog !!!
What is the name of Sam's Podcast?
Careless talk climbing podcast
Those German boulders had some random names lol
You did good on the german. But the name is just awkward .Schwingquarz isnt common at all, linus isnt a common name, "undder" is missing a space because thats two words (und - and, der - male the).
So no one can understand it although you didnt quite ok ;-)
from now on the voice has a face ;)
I’m pretty sure Ben moon was not the first to create a uniform board like this. I was climbing pretty well in the 90s and recall training on several boards with very uniform, symetrical holds, for example, already before Ben was doing his systems thing - we called them system boards.
Wasn’t the moonboard the first international standardised board though? Every set is identical across the globe and people can create and try anybody’s problems & create a consensus around grades.
Surely in the 90s there is no way that every single training board was identical.
I'm 😬😳at the title alone - 'schoolgirl' - asides, obv great climbing!!!
First!!!
Haha well done
It is ballerstan like Michael Ballack
Second 😅
Where is Magnus?
Magnus did episode, so here we are. #ctrl+c #ctrl+v
love ur vids dude, but u need to let ur "guests" talk and cut down on ur own talking/interrupting
your pronounciation was okay. i will give you a B minus :) but very hard words to prounounce right
Big fan of the careless talk podcast (and your guest appearance there), it‘s weird to SEE something while hearing this familiar voice 😂