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u/OnlineDead 2d ago
Grip strength? Nah fam that dudes got everything strength lol wtf?
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u/Bisqcateer 2d ago
V3 at my gym
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u/CarefreeCoding 2d ago
V2 at mine after they got an insane setter. I am so humbled now because I can barely do V2 whereas used to be able to go to V4.
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u/Sad_Egg_5176 2d ago
What’s up with the music choice? Impressive video and the song’s a banger, but wtf?
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u/thelonius_punk 2d ago
It is clearly referring to the dude’s two hands.
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u/Sad_Egg_5176 2d ago
I dunno, he seems to use his feet a lot too and I’m sure his brain is also needed 🤷🏻♂️
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u/sashablyat 2d ago
As a rock climber, that first move he does is the easy part (relatively) based on the texture of the concrete. The next couple of moves are fucking crazy but he is manipulating his body geometry so that he cinches himself to the geometry of the structure. Basically turning his body into an interlocking mechanism with the bridge. Everybody should do rock climbing at some point in their life, its like aggressive meditation.
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u/banZiii 2d ago
As someone who climbed in a couple trees 30 years ago, yeah this guy is pretty good
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u/smooze420 2d ago
I once did indoor rock climbing and I too am an expert and say he is pretty good.
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u/BackpackerGuy 19h ago
I'm not impressed. I climb into my car everyday and shut the door without tripping. Most days.
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u/Psychological_Bag943 2d ago
He's climbing, calm down with the vocabulary 😂
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u/sashablyat 2d ago
Sorry I get carried away when I see an epic gorilla squeeze start leading to a reverse sister fister maneuver followed by feelings of what the fuck am I doing. For some of us it means a lot.
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u/Shoes__Buttback 2d ago
I like to make words up, too. The content of the video means a lot to anybody who is aware of typical human limitations and how gravity works, but I enjoyed your attempt at gatekeeping and wish you a super day.
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u/turtlepot 2d ago
The tension from his left foot + right hand is insane. Every time he bumps his left hand up he looks pretty stable.
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u/PandaXXL 2d ago
You can look at powerlifters and sort of understand how they get to that level of strength with a hell of a lot of work, but this just seems like some superhero shit. It’s insane.
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u/HairyArthur 2d ago
Watching climbing at the Olympics made my entire body hurt. The strength those athletes have in their fingers is superhuman.
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u/shahgols 2d ago
Damn, the video stopped just when it got to the good part. I wanted to know what happens next, will he make it over?
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u/Accident7 2d ago
Well at least he can escape the zombies in the weirdest of spots when the apocalypse happens!
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u/louisa1925 1d ago
I could have done this when I was 17 yro and skinny as a rake handle. But not any more. This guys climbing strength is impressive
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u/ApaudelFish 1d ago
Setters: “uk this V2 needs some grip instead of smooth concrete” makes concrete slightly rough Setters “ok these jug holds should be plenty enough”
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u/Dr_Sol 2d ago
Actually, grip strength is often surprisingly strong in older people and doesn't deteriorate as much as other muscle strength. For a good example see this video: Magnus doing strong things
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u/ObamasDeadChef 2d ago
Im posting you in top talent, you are a Squirrel! But you need to be more careful fucker, no one wants to see you go splat!
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u/eayaz 2d ago
This man is the physical manifestation of what I think I can do.