You were phenomenal in that grip comp video. Really super impressive

Well deserved man!

Your level at climbing with the fact that you're weighing 80kg is what makes you have such a strong grip. No other pro climber is your weight

@@huquui8789weight doesn't really affect his grip since most of it comes from his height

Jan Hojer?@@huquui8789

Was about to say the same. Couple of awesome dudes right here

Yeah definitely fun to watch

That 45 Kilos / world record moment was genuinely hilarious

U can only channel ur ultimate strength *when u r hanging for ur life* -not a rock-climber

Reminds me of luffys attitude from on piece. Always jolly but can be completely serious if he wants to

Thank you 🤝 Someone needed to.

The whole video could be used to make a very awkward sound bite compilation

Pause 😂

Octopussy* xddddd

what the fuck@@workgd3083

14:34

Trust Adam Ondra to break the meta even on something as straightforward as a grip strength challenge!

If you haven't seen Adam before ... watch his climb of "Silence" proposed to be the hardest outdoor clime ever completed at 5.15d, with like a V15/16 boulder problem as the crux right in the middle. It's this insanely cool cave and the route goes from near the ground across the roof and out the mouth of the cave and terminates there. Such an amazing climb, route, and location. The whole video about his jurny training for it and the struggles to finally nail it is a really good watch. Adam actually makes really beautiful climbing vids, very talented team.

Lol this dude…. Just some random guy

Also watch his series in the crack cellar with wideboyz.. also watch wideboyz in general ❤

@@AProblemOfficer Ye he destroyed the crack cellar! He's actually a super strong crack climber aswell, not everyone realises this.

Same i also grinned

Donald Trump wishes and grip strength dreams.

Thank you

14:34

It’s his off-season.

he is exposing himself to a potential 2 milion audience at least. call it marketing, to some extent. there are worst ways to waste time

⁠@@123provaHow about him just being genuinely joyful and pleasant.

@@mnemetotoro i agree that could be another aspect.....that could mix with the one I mentioned...we will never know.

@@123prova It’s a video of two guys with a shared passion for climbing, and mutual respect for one another, enjoying each other’s company. It’s safe to believe a great athlete can also treat others with respect and be a genuinely pleasant person to be around. Through the years I’ve never seen or heard anything proving otherwise about him, quite the contrary.

In my experience, people at the top of their field are usually super-passionate and humble. They love what they do and they love learning more about it.

Ironically the world best at not keeping his feet on the ground.

@@Mark-fd3mg fair enough. I think there’s quite a bit of nuance and it helps that many pro climbers are down to earth (and it’s a grind to build a brand that makes a comfortable living; climbing has notoriously been a broke persons sport / you don’t go into it to get rich). Not sure humble can be applied to lot of professional athletes or super successful individuals.

@@tylergeikie8005 That would depend very much on culture. I notice many Americans are expressing surprice in the comments when guys like this are genuinely humble and pleasant, or even assuming it’s an act for the camera for marketing reasons, while for Scandinavians (and culturally similar ppl) it’s like “Of course they are, why wouldn’t they be?”

Same

Up to v12 in 3 years? Jesus that's nuts! Fair play.

Wth i did my first indoor v6 after 5years😂

Sus but small possiblity if you were young enough. I did a short video of trying indoor V17 on my channel so I know what it's like to be doubted.

@@TheCorrectionist1984 I started at 15 I am now 18. And even tho everyone said don’t train till after a year I started training after the first month. I practically lived on a hangboard and campus board. And I did 6-8 hour sessions 5 days a week

Would be very interesting! Think his strength is more in the wrist and pronator than fingers, but his fingers will of course still be strong!

Yeah, Vitaly Laletin already did a test and has a shocking 155kg grip.

@@m.c.l.a_studios yeah that was absolutely ridiculous.

Yess, i would really like to see devon and Magnus again

Magnus mentioned him in the video, that would be a good collab.

He looks like Popeye lol

I second this collab! Magnus in Yves' mancave would be incredible!

Magnus is the editor 😊

​@@technodromencheck the description ;)

saw it! my bad 😀@@jonaspreissler7429

THIS. However a different grip or lift most times work different muscles tendons, ligaments, etc. So even one grabs with the hand a bar or sometihng else, the amount of force you can exert is very different (wrist alone vs whole arm, etc.)

No

let me guess. Meniscus?

Man I feel the pain, last year when climbing I dislocated my kneecap, couldnt go climbing for months BUT I made a fast recovery through training hard. My doctor and physiotherapist said it would take around 3-4 months to recover, I did it in less then 3 months! If I can do it, so can you! You'll get back to the wall, just stick to it and get over the hurdle :)

@@zurreal9783 may I ask how???

@@beamyy7745 Dedication, hardwork and professional help. Before I got out of the hospital I made sure to get in contact with my doctor to get a early workout program, which would help strengthen my then very stretched muscles. After following the workout 2 times daily for a week, I got in contact with a physiotherapist that helped me get my strength back by doing body weight workouts, some machines, and free weights, did that 3 times a week. It took around 2 months and 2-3 weeks for me to get back to full shape and in the end the leg I screwed up is now stronger then my other leg lol xD

He was thinking about his toys at home, freudian slip

I haven't seen Jakob's grip strength measured but for sure it must be at the very top of the charts. I think he would try really hard at this. Adam is not known for having crazy grip strength, but rather perfect technique, insane flexibility, and the loudest screams!

he did it with pounds, so the 93 is about 42 kilos. Didn't seem like he gave it all tho

I doubt he gave it all... I got 74,8 kg and I'm a just a V6 climber

Lol, do you climb without feet? I pull 51 and I've bouldered 5 grades harder than that @@lucabettoni7432

They could have ways to anchor down the feet or legs

RIP your hand 😂

@@boogaloo4640 yes i know, ive watched them all. but the last one was 14 videos ago

good video though i really enjoyed :)

and i have 65kg, but i can only climb V3s !

I was expecting Magnus to be stronger (as always 😅). But i think there is by far no climber in the world who could beat Adam in terms of technique.

I have the same hand dyno and they have it adjusted to max open. It only moves a tiny amount when squeezed, so you can adjust it from open pinch-sized down to effectively 1" barbell handle-sized. As climbers and grip-trainers know, open and closed grip strength is quite different. Just now I got 158lb full open and only 142 at the small end (right hand). I can just close a Captains of Crush #2 with my right only (not quite left), but can only hang from the largest pockets (1½ pad?) of my hangboard for 10-15s (weigh 230lb), and only climb V3. Never had access to all the toys in this video! Point being, there's a lot of dimensions to grip and finger strength! Never mind actual climbing technique.

⁠@@csn583I have yet to see a good single measurement of true “grip strength” a #2 coc is pretty fricking good though!

That had to have messed up though. If Alex can't do 120 I'd be surprised

Alex is actually quite weak though relative to these guys. His specialty is long endurance routes, not bouldery stuff. Lattice has some clips where they talk about the training they did with him and just recently he was able to do his first 9a route. For comparison I think Adam Ondra did that when he was 13 lol. The thing that sets Alex apart is his mentality and willingness to do things that no one would think of doing. In terms of climbing strength and ability, he’s still great of course but nowhere near elite aliens like Adam ondra

alex honnold is way smaller than those two I think weight wise, it makes sense his grip is not as strong, he doesnt need that

You know anyone better?

classic cheesy youtube comment: completely off the mark

it's not clickbait if the video is exactly what you'd expect from the thumbnail/title

@@noname-dt6svclickbait is literally defined as something that baits you to click the video lmao

Good one 😂 levy is better at it tho

Magnus was more thrn his body weight

Unmatched? Have you seen the video?

@@extremechimpout actually true good point

@@Seraphim262 unmatched except to strong boi magnus lol

@@funnybusiness7840washed up? Are you braindead? He finished second in wsm like 2 years ago and 2023 won his own competitions against stoltman and the 2023 WSM

Huh

Oh, i was thinking the same

You’re one for a treat

Bro shut up no cares