Even if this video is really good (and obviously took you a lot of time), I think it's more interesting seeing more boulders than focus on a single one. The process like shown above is very interesting, and maybe it's something you can keep for some "special" boulders you really like, but I find it nice to see the setters work on a lot of different styles and see how they approach the competition on a global scale ! Thank you for all your work !
Seeing competitors and the resulting scores on the boulders on it was a very welcome addition. Perhaps a round based, with maybe a brief screen of tops/zones and a most interesting "intended" beta + most different beta if footage is available?
This format is good. Focus on 1 boulder while showing athletes try it. Really puts into perspective how different athletes try to solve the problem or beta break it
I like this format a lot more. Definitely with the performance of the athletes and the results at the end. I also prefer the length of the video. Anyway, I appreciate the effort you have put into these! Keep it up ;)
What an awesome video!! The best addition to this was to see the athletes try the boulders + the results in the end, if it's possible to keep that way that is so great to watch. For me I like watching both just 1 boulder or a few of them, seeing the athletes try it after you finished your work is what makes it so great to me. Thanks for the cool video keep it up :)
Loved seeing the athletes trying the boulder at the end. If you keep that in I don't think it's as important if it's just one boulder or a few ones. It really shows off the result of the whole process and the strength of the setters and competitors. It must be so incredibly hard to set boulders that are nice to watch, climb and are of the perfect difficulty. Without seeing the competitors it's hard to judge and appreciate all that.
The work was totally worth it! Mega concept, super video! Something like this should become standard! Now I almost don't like to watch competitions without the setting process - a very important and exciting element was missing. Chapeau to all!
Very nice movie. 👌🏼 It is not only about the routesetters climbing level, but how they all are able to work together in a team contribution, from the first request, the inicial idea, the trying in different methods and feelings, the adjustments to create the right and desirable effect. Good job and good format. ;)
nice video! especially the send video/the athletes trying in the end made the whole video really cool! to have the direct connection between the routsetting ideas and the different methods of the athletes👌👌👌
Great episode, as you can compare every tweak and "guessing" the routesetters did, with the real comp outcome... ;) Nice to see how very strong climbers get into troubles in the 4' countdown and how litle beta details are so determinant in World Cups Boulders (too much swing, different leg to cross, to much second-guessing...) Very nice insight!!!!
Absolutely fascinating and fantastic insight into the process & the huge efforts athletes had on it. Love this! Is it allowed to chuckle at how Yoshiyuki drops off on his first attempt? @25:09. And the 3rd shot of Yoshiyuki falling off, is it really Yoshiyuki? Hair seems different :).
Wooooop! geiler track am ende! Very much appreciate the work that you put into this video, can only imagine how much editing that was ;) The music and timing when Yannick stuck the sloper at 25:58 was epic! Is that you creaming Jah! Jah! Jah! in the background? :P
@@BetaRoutesetting Freaking awesome! Love that frenzy stoke that comes up when seeing other climb hard IRL :) Again, this format it absolutely killing it :D
i don´t remember the season that well. we thought afterwards for sure the hardest of this comp but then M2 & M3 also only had one top and M4 not a single one so... maybe? for sure one of the most physical boulders
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Your feedback please: chronological edit of all rounds or just a few chosen boulders in singular episodes?
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Even if this video is really good (and obviously took you a lot of time), I think it's more interesting seeing more boulders than focus on a single one. The process like shown above is very interesting, and maybe it's something you can keep for some "special" boulders you really like, but I find it nice to see the setters work on a lot of different styles and see how they approach the competition on a global scale ! Thank you for all your work !
Seeing competitors and the resulting scores on the boulders on it was a very welcome addition. Perhaps a round based, with maybe a brief screen of tops/zones and a most interesting "intended" beta + most different beta if footage is available?
This format is good. Focus on 1 boulder while showing athletes try it. Really puts into perspective how different athletes try to solve the problem or beta break it
I like this format a lot more. Definitely with the performance of the athletes and the results at the end. I also prefer the length of the video.
Anyway, I appreciate the effort you have put into these! Keep it up ;)
Amazing video Niki, would love to see more. Appreciate the time you took to put this together.
obviously, they didn't have competition pressure on them and knew beta, but wow some of those IFSC routesetters are strong.
What an awesome video!! The best addition to this was to see the athletes try the boulders + the results in the end, if it's possible to keep that way that is so great to watch. For me I like watching both just 1 boulder or a few of them, seeing the athletes try it after you finished your work is what makes it so great to me. Thanks for the cool video keep it up :)
I agree 100%
Loved seeing the athletes trying the boulder at the end. If you keep that in I don't think it's as important if it's just one boulder or a few ones.
It really shows off the result of the whole process and the strength of the setters and competitors. It must be so incredibly hard to set boulders that are nice to watch, climb and are of the perfect difficulty. Without seeing the competitors it's hard to judge and appreciate all that.
Seeing all the climbers on the boulder at the end was really cool!
Nice Video. I personally enjoy this concept of chronologically following the creation of a boulder up to its send. More of that would be appreciated 🙂
I would love to see the setters reaction on the amount of tops etc. Good video! I enjoyed it a lot.
we had a bet going on about the tops and attempts and rounds... let me check with marco if the piece of paper is still alive ;)
I told you so Nikki San! Great job my friend 🫶🏻
Great, great, great video. Loved seeing the setters on the one boulder and then the climbers on it. Thanks!
this made yannick's top even more exciting to watch
excellent vid thanks for all the extra work that went into it
Once you see the athletes, it's crazy to see how strong the setters are.
Love the answer by the head route setter to the question "How to judge the difficulty". Awesome video, cant wait to see the next episode!
The work was totally worth it! Mega concept, super video! Something like this should become standard! Now I almost don't like to watch competitions without the setting process - a very important and exciting element was missing. Chapeau to all!
For me one boulder with athlets later climbing on it is most interesting. Great video! Cheers :)
This video is great. Would love to see more like this where you just show one problem from start to finish
Love this video and the new format. Showing the comp climbers really impressed how strong the routesetters are. Thanks!!
Very nice movie. 👌🏼
It is not only about the routesetters climbing level, but how they all are able to work together in a team contribution, from the first request, the inicial idea, the trying in different methods and feelings, the adjustments to create the right and desirable effect.
Good job and good format. ;)
nice video! especially the send video/the athletes trying in the end made the whole video really cool! to have the direct connection between the routsetting ideas and the different methods of the athletes👌👌👌
Cool video format! When you find the time, more of these please.
This route was my fav one to watch, Inspired a lot, Classic Crimp Problem! Thank you for film this one. 👏
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Best edit so far, loved it bro!
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This is absolutely superb!
Cheers guys!
Love this format a lot and thanks for the afford.
very cool to see it like this, with al the tries at the end!
Great episode, as you can compare every tweak and "guessing" the routesetters did, with the real comp outcome... ;) Nice to see how very strong climbers get into troubles in the 4' countdown and how litle beta details are so determinant in World Cups Boulders (too much swing, different leg to cross, to much second-guessing...) Very nice insight!!!!
Very nice format, I loved it! 💪💪
Superb!
Loved this format!
this was so cool to watch!
Great job on the editing!
Absolutely fascinating and fantastic insight into the process & the huge efforts athletes had on it. Love this!
Is it allowed to chuckle at how Yoshiyuki drops off on his first attempt? @25:09.
And the 3rd shot of Yoshiyuki falling off, is it really Yoshiyuki? Hair seems different :).
Maybe I mixed up someone. If so I apologize but how he fell off was quite spectacular
Awesome content!
Awesome video from start to finish. Is there a list of the songs used in the soundtrack?
super awesome, made me fistpump when Yannick was able to pull it off : )
omg that Yannick top made me FEEL some things
haha doesnt happen so often but IF.... goosebumps
Wooooop! geiler track am ende! Very much appreciate the work that you put into this video, can only imagine how much editing that was ;) The music and timing when Yannick stuck the sloper at 25:58 was epic! Is that you creaming Jah! Jah! Jah! in the background? :P
haha yeah thats me. couldnt include too much real live audience cause i was talking and yelling in between but this one... had to be :)
@@BetaRoutesetting Freaking awesome! Love that frenzy stoke that comes up when seeing other climb hard IRL :)
Again, this format it absolutely killing it :D
Marcin looks EXACTLY like LIam Neeson with long hair XD
Was this the hardest boulder problem of the season?
i don´t remember the season that well. we thought afterwards for sure the hardest of this comp but then M2 & M3 also only had one top and M4 not a single one so... maybe? for sure one of the most physical boulders
Yannick is a beast
need to have strong finger and power