Bump oh hell yes.

Hoog 😳

We have to sign a petition for this

Wait, Hoog is a climber? Wtf.

Yea if they did that i would definitly watch

He's so naturally funny. I think he's just kind of come into his own in the public eye. Say his first time on JRE, he seemed very shy and awkward

I cant believe that was real 😂

probably a gamer commentator that wanted to try climbing 😂

Where in Florida? Just curious if it's near me lol

@@Dango3C boulder bloc in Fort Lauderdale. He was just here for a day

I thought it was gonna be that copypasta about meeting someone at the store

I really liked how genuinely stoked he was, when someone did a great move. He was really psyched.

Last year the medical advisors of ifsc resigned en masse because of this direction ifsc was going with RED-S. BMI is not a good measure of RED-S. Alanna Yip also talked about this last year in the commentary box.

Which is to say I totally agree with you--it's highly likely that national federations are blocking the blood tests for the reasons you give.

BMI is only good as an initial warning sign, and a point that can lead to further diagnosees. I've been ranging from 17.5-19 BMI through my teens and early twenties, while never being in an unhealthy or energy-deficient state. People are built differently and banning twinks by having a hard lower limit on BMI instead of actual tests seems super dumb and counterproductive.

Spirit roping 😉😉

God's toprope

solo send

el cap is really just a highball boulder if you think about it

Extra tall bouldering?

I don’t think the resting heart rate of comp climbers is very low because they train a different kind of endurance to for example runners

I climb regularly but don't compete in anything, wouldn't even consider myself amateur and my resting heartrate is between 38 and 42 depending on the day...

@@th3l05t-kfpreactoroperator5 with any type of athleticism, your resting rate lowers while your working rate raises because your body becomes better at pumping blood and doesn't have to work as hard when you're just chillin. This is especially good for climbers so that they can fight the pump. Luckily getting flagged for any one of those alone doesn't mean you can't compete. Although, I think its silly to measure vitals to determine an eating disorder, as even someone who's physically healthy can have one. I think many climbers are good examples of that. The only real way is with a consultation and honesty about what is going on with you, basically being ready to change. Overall this Olympic thing wont do much but hopefully raise more awareness. All the pros speaking out on it will really benefit the community as well. The best strategy is prevention!

The weird thing is, overtraining with calories deficit actually increases resting heart rate... I don't understand their metrics.

​@@th3l05t-kfpreactoroperator5​Might be. But my heart rate was at around 41-42 at some point when I was running as an amateur. Didn't need to be an athlete to get to that number.

FR, bro's hurt my skinny 6'1 feelings with this one..

If ya really want proof then make a new comment that hasn't been edited! Not that it really matters.

@@scottpollock1714 idk how editing really works tbh

@@scottpollock1714 just need proof for me when i come back

And as far as I remember 18.5 is a border value between underweight and normal weight

BMI calculation is nuts. I'd have to cut off my leg to get to 18. And I like to think I look fairly lean.

Yeah but these are pro athletes in a relatively explosive(meaning necessitates a certain level of muscle mass) sport. This means this BMI will be a lot more likely to be a sign of an issue for them.

for undermuscled people is quite easy to be under that BMI, but for pro athletes is very hard to be under 18 and stay healthy, they prolly would be in a severe weight cut to be able to meet the BMI level. Also, blood pressure of 90/60 is def not normal, would be close to fainting with that blood pressure

I weigh around 125lbs (57kg) at the same height and I consider myself pretty skinny, but I guess everyone is different

I think that's why you're have two other criteria like heart rate and blood pressure, and if you fail all three, then you have other tests. Let's hope there are no controversies

@@androgynousmaggot9389 oh I was under the impression it was if you fail one, my mistake, that makes sense cause resting of 40 is crazy low

both blue and grey, on the same shoes! :D

Ondra statically doing boulders isn’t new but I was genuinely impressed how much he improved on dynamic stuff

Don't forget Nathan Williams, the strongest static boulderer out there

Fast metabolism is mostly a myth, you just don’t eat a lot of calories

@@oDazzleRazzle maybe. Idk I’ve just always been extremely underweight regardless without really trying to be.

@@coolbeanzforlife7737 I hear you, so have I. I am similar in BMI to you. Recently I have started eating a lot more and tracking calories and it made me realize just how little I was eating previously

You might want to think about it then

My partner too. He has been very light all his life, but is very healthy all around. While his peers are starting to get all those random problems, he is doing great. He also is like a furnace. Just throw in something to eat and you got yourself a nice heater. ❤

should gain weight anyways