actually the most natural feeling youtube ad ever lol. Great vid as always!!

You should for sure try bouldering (since it’s the easiest form of climbing for a beginner to get into). You would most likely really enjoy it!

If you enjoy the videos you’d for sure enjoy climbing. Should try it out

Have you tried bouldering? 👀

This guy is hilarious honestly. I never miss a vid

Same

It's like doing dynos with a very loose definition of "wall".

It's like Dyno slab climbing

urban comp climbing

It’s actually an absolutely trash description and made me cringe incredibly hard. And then he goes on to seriously describe every single obstacle through the veil of rock climbing. This is not rock climbing lmfao.

“The boulder? More like the pebble”

😂

I was thinking somebody in Europe had the same name as the Canadian climber

Straight from Chambery, British Columbia

Now that the Whisky War has been resolved and Canada now shares a land border with Denmark, he's definitely European. And we can apply that backwards in time to when this happened for sure...

Best moment of the video! 😂😂

As a European, even I had to laugh with that one 😂 On the other hand: 12 inches in a foot 3 feet in a yard 1760 yards in a mile?? 🤔 But yup, it's the dudes where every previous unit is just multiplied by 10 to get to the next one that have the unnecessarily complex metric system 😆

It's 40'000 litres

@@pretragovicI’m glad I’m not the only one who did the math 😅

why the heck does joule per pascal equal a volume??? How does it make sense that energy divided by pressure is volume??

Stefano also wore climbing shoes. All the other competitors shown wore regular shoes, which probably make not cutting feet on that like 3x as hard. (On the other hand, wearing climbing shoes for the rest of the course probably sucks.)

@@jeremysharpe5467 I would think an aggressive style shoe wouldn’t be great but a beginner flat bottom climbing shoe would probably be ideal

Me too, and I kept falling for it again thinking Japans gonna turn it around

This is like saying a 100 meter sprint is unfair because some have longer legs. Yes some bodies are more suited to win, this is the case in every sport

​@@KZfaqCommenter1 agreed

@@KZfaqCommenter1very different situations

Smaller individuals will need to be more dynamic, but they also should have a better strength to weight ratio. A well designed course would make sure to include a significant endurance test. Stefano and Sean McColl are both pretty short (170, 169 cm).

There are pros and cons to being physically larger. The smaller stature Japanese should in theory have significant advantage in the climbing parts due to having higher power:weight ratio

I am wondering that, too.

They thought he was from France because at the time he lived there

Canada is Europe's insurgency into the America's, kind of the flip version of Argentina

he lived in france for quite a while so im assuming he has a french citizenship

Canada gets lumped in with Europe a lot. The Ryder Cup in golf is Europe vs. America, and Canadians compete with Europeans. As a Canadian I am fine with it

Commonwealth is European?

Canada is a city in England. At least thats what US citizens think

wow am glad it's a historical laugh rather than a hysterical laugh, sounds even better!

I was snickering contemporarily myself

Tbf, it's after a pretty pumpy parkour section and there's a pretty big pinch half way up, and I think pinches are one of the holds beginners are more likely to underestimate (how hard you need to squeeze)

They also might not know how to dig in with their toes on smaller holds

Honestly I think if you never rock climbed in your life, you wouldn't know where to even begin with an overhang wall, as easy as it looks to a veteran (or even someone who is midly versed in rock climbing matters)

Anche se non mi chiamo Stefano ho goduto quando ha rotto il cazzo sulla pronuncia😂

Just a heads-up, parkour practicioners are called traceurs, not parkourists ^^

@@tappajaav Not if you ask Storror, they hate the term traceur and have been using parkourist instead. Parkour athlete is fine too.

@@tappajaav Ps. I assume you're Finnish too, judging by your username?

@@durabelle Storror doesn't hold supreme authority in what the official terminology of a sport is. They're just a bunch of really popular parkour bois. Yeah you could say parkourist but that's comparable to calling F1 driver formulaist or astronaut spaceist

@@tappajaav Of course they don't, but terms change all the time, especially if they're loan words from other languages like traceur is. Storror has already sold the term to some other well known parkourists, but I guess time will show whether it will become an accepted part of the English language or not. In the meanwhile I'll use the language of the athletes I mostly follow, especially if they're asking for people to do that. Parkourist works just as well as for example cyclist. (And yes, I'm aware that parkour itself is a loan word too, but I've not seen any opposition for that.)

lol ouch. what has he done? I used to watch his parkour vids but i think he is vegan community now and does a lot of mentalist/focus stuff

@@noahbrackenbury KZfaq JimmyTheGiant 'The KZfaqr Who Starved Himself' on rise & fall of Tim Shieff & parkour

Yeah, he was one of the ones I knew quite well from the show, he seemed like a great guy from what I could tell. This vid was the first I've heard about any of the ped0 stuff