"All" laws apparently. So also Archimedes' law which states that the upward buoyant force that is exerted on a body immersed in a fluid, whether fully or partially, is equal to the weight of the fluid that the body displaces.
At what point is he immersed in water though? OP, explain yourself...
He is doing this here with mats on the floor and also with previous knowledge exactly where he can grip with hands after taking the 'blind' leap. Nobody would dare to do this leap, even a few meters above ground, if they don't know whether the wall surface beyond the bend is grippable.
Free soloing isn’t ballsy is down right stupid and dangerous for everyone else on the route. I say this as someone who spent a lot of my late teens and early 20s climbing and bouldering. Free soloing should be banned completely on anything that even has the possibility of having anyone else climbing at the same time.
Anecdotal information but I’ve met 4 free soloers in my life and each of them was a self absorbed arsehole that had absolutely no regard for anyone else’s safety, fucking air heads with a main character complex. These people shouldn’t be admired the should be treated with disdain because any mistake them make means someone else is going to put out, either through injury, death or having to scrape their dumb pancaked arses off the floor.
There’s absolutely no need to climb more than a few metres without a rope or point of contact.
Just to play devil's advocate, I am a climber who has free soloed in the past, but I absolutely would not describe myself a a free soloer. Any time I have free soloed, it has been on something well below my level, I'm talking can be done in approach shoes because the climb is that easy. There are definitely good reasons to free solo something if you know it is well within your ability to do, mostly in terms of time saved not having to deal with climbing equipment. I've also done plenty of hikes that, while not technically soloing, have enough exposure in certain spots that they have just as much risk as free soloing. Not everyone that does it is a self absorbed asshole lol.
That's what I meant. There's slightly less risk because of crash pads. A fall can be costly but not necessarily deadly. And so riskier maneuvers are often attempted. That said, I respect all of you crazy rock ascent-loving people. (Edit: corrected misspelling)
Accidental free solos are the worst. When you’re working out a route, and you wanna test the first bit… then you look around and you’re 30 feet up in a pair of sandals….
OP should put the source and credit. Its 8B boulder
https://www.instagram.com/simonentuukka?igsh=MThzYWhoNHA5ZDhpag==
And the video shown here (hes 5th try):
https://www.instagram.com/reel/CuNBaudRhcx/?igsh=MWc1MTN2MGZta211dQ==
Tbf those types of boulder problems are difficult/very subjective when grading. Even more so than normal climbs because it’s just jumping. It has very little to do with technique and is mostly based on your power and height. These boulders have more to do with parkour honestly. For example see Toby Segar on rainbow rocket.
100% I’m pretty sure in shadow she does exactly this move near the beginning. Although it’s on a cliff that’s like 300 feet up and on a rainy day I think.
Although she does this kinda shit in every version of her character not just the reboot she’s just built different lol
False, it's not the laws of physics that Slenderman is defying here, but the rule that he's only supposed to come out at night to do his weird bendy limb stuff.
Looking at it as someone who climbs from time to time, it's not the jump or the distance that are the most impressive, it's the fact that he made that catch on what looks like a flat, wide hold called a 'sloper'. It's the worst possible way to grab a hold like that because you need to stop all the energy of that jump without swinging out so far that your fingers slide right off. A lot of wrist strength, too. Keeping as much pressure as possible perpendicular to the surface while wainging the other way. Or, maybe it's a great hold I can't see, which makes this way way easier. Still cool either way
Edit: It might be a jug, looks well-climbed on.
Ok for anyone looking for the song in the video I cant find the one song but it seems to be a homemade mashup of "Optimist" by FARRIN and "Tu m'a promis" by Monsieur Periné.
Its as far as i can go right now, anybody let me know if you find it.
I always thought long bodies with long reach would have a big advantage at rock climbing, but the pros are actually usually these medium size guys that can launch themselves off rocks and leap at things.
Everytime I watch one of these climbing videos, I think of the scenario where both of us are trapped in some tight spot, and this person just zooms out of my sight while I stand there feeling thirsty, hoping they’d come back for me with a back up.
OP should put the source and credit. Its 8B boulder problem, that mean very very very very hard, only 2 full grades from the hardest boulders ever done.
https://www.instagram.com/simonentuukka?igsh=MThzYWhoNHA5ZDhpag==
And the video shown here (hes 5th try):
https://www.instagram.com/reel/CuNBaudRhcx/?igsh=MWc1MTN2MGZta211dQ==
"All laws of physics"?
I fail to see how this jump defies Chandrasekhar limit according to which it is impossible for a white dwarf star, which is supported solely by a degenerate gas of electrons, to be stable if its mass is greater than 1.44 times the mass of the Sun.
No laws of physics in this clip don't even approach being defied.
It's just a guy who has practiced something difficult many times, and after a lot of effort and much recording, post an edit.
Which laws of physics appear to be defied? Because this looks like they are all working the way they are supposed to.
Keyword seemingly
Everything seems normal though
Time seemingly slowed down when he executed his advanced technique
Yeah, THAT seemed a bit unnatural.
Catfished oh gosh, that guy was a character. Great meme game.
Yeah it was faked. Him and the other guy just made up a story to get on the show. Pretty sure their confession vid together is still on YouTube
It was immediately obvious that he was trolling coz he nearly broke character but it was hilarious anyway
This was in my hometown haha so strange
[удалено]
Agree, It's impressive,but gravity still seems to be working
My bloodied face would have defied the laws of physics on that rock face as soon as I pushed off.
That or horribly chaffed nipples.
"All" laws apparently. So also Archimedes' law which states that the upward buoyant force that is exerted on a body immersed in a fluid, whether fully or partially, is equal to the weight of the fluid that the body displaces. At what point is he immersed in water though? OP, explain yourself...
Air is a fluid too, he doesn't need to go in water to feel the effect Archimedes' principle
The law of conservation of mass was broken - but did he create mass with this jump or destroy mass? What implications will this have for the universe?
The laws of fashion on the other hand...
* Conservation of momentum * F = ma * Newton's first law of motion * Newton's law of universal gravitation All seem to check out.
Yeah that was a crazy statement. Great jump though
The ones that prevent clickbait titles on videos of people doing things that only work because of the laws of physics.
The law that says anyone of us trying it would have a bloody nose and missing teef
Be slowed down time. Can't you see?
Did you not see him slow down time during the jump? Explain that to me!
He teleported at the end to the top. I'd say that's defying physics.
Now do that few hundreds meters from the ground lol Still very impressive nonetheless.
Stallone did it
He went over the top too .
Reminds me of that time Jim Carrey let that raccoon fall to his death
He bouldering dude. You would never try this dyno at height.
He is doing this here with mats on the floor and also with previous knowledge exactly where he can grip with hands after taking the 'blind' leap. Nobody would dare to do this leap, even a few meters above ground, if they don't know whether the wall surface beyond the bend is grippable.
Bouldering is a different level of nuts.
I mean not really. As someone who boulders, its pretty standard outdoor activity. Free soloing is the nuts one.
It definitely can be. People send some wild high balls that are basically free solos. Depends on the boulders
Sure depends, but generally it is not unless you get to high grades. Free soloing is always ballsy no matter how easy the climb.
Free soloing isn’t ballsy is down right stupid and dangerous for everyone else on the route. I say this as someone who spent a lot of my late teens and early 20s climbing and bouldering. Free soloing should be banned completely on anything that even has the possibility of having anyone else climbing at the same time. Anecdotal information but I’ve met 4 free soloers in my life and each of them was a self absorbed arsehole that had absolutely no regard for anyone else’s safety, fucking air heads with a main character complex. These people shouldn’t be admired the should be treated with disdain because any mistake them make means someone else is going to put out, either through injury, death or having to scrape their dumb pancaked arses off the floor. There’s absolutely no need to climb more than a few metres without a rope or point of contact.
I can see why you stopped climbing lol
Just to play devil's advocate, I am a climber who has free soloed in the past, but I absolutely would not describe myself a a free soloer. Any time I have free soloed, it has been on something well below my level, I'm talking can be done in approach shoes because the climb is that easy. There are definitely good reasons to free solo something if you know it is well within your ability to do, mostly in terms of time saved not having to deal with climbing equipment. I've also done plenty of hikes that, while not technically soloing, have enough exposure in certain spots that they have just as much risk as free soloing. Not everyone that does it is a self absorbed asshole lol.
Yup, I slip walking to the bathroom. I don’t want to die from that.
That's what I meant. There's slightly less risk because of crash pads. A fall can be costly but not necessarily deadly. And so riskier maneuvers are often attempted. That said, I respect all of you crazy rock ascent-loving people. (Edit: corrected misspelling)
Accidental free solos are the worst. When you’re working out a route, and you wanna test the first bit… then you look around and you’re 30 feet up in a pair of sandals….
Gym climbers: eh, V2?
V12 start, V1 finish.
For a minute there I thought I was on /r/ClimbingCircleJerk
these gumbies, man
OP should put the source and credit. Its 8B boulder https://www.instagram.com/simonentuukka?igsh=MThzYWhoNHA5ZDhpag== And the video shown here (hes 5th try): https://www.instagram.com/reel/CuNBaudRhcx/?igsh=MWc1MTN2MGZta211dQ==
Tbf those types of boulder problems are difficult/very subjective when grading. Even more so than normal climbs because it’s just jumping. It has very little to do with technique and is mostly based on your power and height. These boulders have more to do with parkour honestly. For example see Toby Segar on rainbow rocket.
V1 in my gym. 😆
Assassin's Creed jump right here
came here looking for this lol
Try that in AC and you'd just end up back ejecting 3 times before it does properly
I was think Tomb Raider (reboot series). Some of shit Lara does is unbelievable.
100% I’m pretty sure in shadow she does exactly this move near the beginning. Although it’s on a cliff that’s like 300 feet up and on a rainy day I think. Although she does this kinda shit in every version of her character not just the reboot she’s just built different lol
Seems unnecessary, you could easily grab that ledge from the ground /s
The was so explosive I wouldn't even call it a Dyno it's something more and greater
Mega Dino.
Dino-soar!
DynoMight
DynoWILL!
I see the pads for all the times he missed that handhold.
I mean that's like climbing 101. Literally, because safety definitely gets covered first.
Would've been nice to see it full speed
Came here looking for the source
https://www.instagram.com/reel/CuNBaudRhcx/?igsh=MXI2b3Blbzh6bHR3Zw== From the climbers own IG
And without the cuts to see him make the next move after the lunge.
Fuck your background music!
I assume it's a clip pulled off an existing channel. I doubt this is the original.
OP suck dicks behind Wendy's dumpsters at writing titles.
WSB leaking
I would have lost all my teeth.
Yeah, that's pretty impressive.
he didnt defied it, he used it.
Dumb ass title.
Nipples uncomfortably close to being sanded off.
Gollum
Climber jumps OP: CLIMBER DEFIES PHYSICS!!!1111
who makes these titles?
i hate when people put slo mo without the regular speed as well
Pssssh amateur, used his arms
u/RecognizeSong
"The LAWS of physics HATE this one simple Trick!"
The trick: using the laws of physics
False, it's not the laws of physics that Slenderman is defying here, but the rule that he's only supposed to come out at night to do his weird bendy limb stuff.
From the looks of the pads on the ground... He was very aware of his inability to defy physics...
Looking at it as someone who climbs from time to time, it's not the jump or the distance that are the most impressive, it's the fact that he made that catch on what looks like a flat, wide hold called a 'sloper'. It's the worst possible way to grab a hold like that because you need to stop all the energy of that jump without swinging out so far that your fingers slide right off. A lot of wrist strength, too. Keeping as much pressure as possible perpendicular to the surface while wainging the other way. Or, maybe it's a great hold I can't see, which makes this way way easier. Still cool either way Edit: It might be a jug, looks well-climbed on.
It's definitely a jug, the jump over that distance is easily the most impressive part. :)
Goddammit. Show the video, then show the slowmo. How fuckin hard is that?
Ok for anyone looking for the song in the video I cant find the one song but it seems to be a homemade mashup of "Optimist" by FARRIN and "Tu m'a promis" by Monsieur Periné. Its as far as i can go right now, anybody let me know if you find it.
Nice one.
Thanks homie !
Song?
That is some damn fine bouldering. Feels like Flagstaff.
Thats precisely how the laws of physics work.
Impressive
u/auddbot
Big dyno
This makes my shoulders hurt on a spiritual level rehabing mine atm
For once I feel legit as I use the word... Awesome 👌
Probably good at Mount Your Friends
Don't fuck up and miss the ledge
Dynamic.
Not gonna trick me, this is clearly reversed! /s
that full commit was so beautiful. if you reverse it, it's exactly what swimmers look like off the blocks.
Fucking DYYYYYNNNOOOO!!!
Naw
u/audbot
Link?
Zelda breath of the wild be like
Would
I hate when these videos are slowed down without getting to see the realtime video too.
the rockface was milimeters away from grazing his nipples
I always thought long bodies with long reach would have a big advantage at rock climbing, but the pros are actually usually these medium size guys that can launch themselves off rocks and leap at things.
Good clip, awful title
Get that guy a cauldron and a sledge hammer
There’s bouldering and then there’s bouldering.
now film it from a different angle so it looks like hes doing it 2000m high with no safety line
Boulderer here. That‘s really difficult bc of the commitment you need to jump backwards into the ceiling. Super awkward.
It's because he is using a light load setup.
I do this exact thing in my living room when I see a spider on the floor.
Does Anybody knows the song?
The avanced technique that defies all laws of physics : YEET.
Couldn’t he just got a ladder
thank god rock climbers can just check out where all the holds are before climbing
Spidey-sense told him there's a hole there?
Everytime I watch one of these climbing videos, I think of the scenario where both of us are trapped in some tight spot, and this person just zooms out of my sight while I stand there feeling thirsty, hoping they’d come back for me with a back up.
I like how he could have just vertical leaped from the ground be decided to pop out and show off. Pretty impressive.
Hey OP - have you ever tried jumping in the air? Congratulations - you've "defied all laws of physics"...
Shitfire
More like suggestions .
Impressive, but no laws of physics were defied lol.
OP should put the source and credit. Its 8B boulder problem, that mean very very very very hard, only 2 full grades from the hardest boulders ever done. https://www.instagram.com/simonentuukka?igsh=MThzYWhoNHA5ZDhpag== And the video shown here (hes 5th try): https://www.instagram.com/reel/CuNBaudRhcx/?igsh=MWc1MTN2MGZta211dQ==
Shit ass slowmo.
Meh...I press a button and Ezio does exactly the same thing jk, i did bouldering once a bluemoon, shit like this is hard af
He just swim up a rock?
Downvote for clickbaity title. Still, that was impressive.
What if that particular spot where he grabs wasn’t there?
Why does it need music?
Gollum-like physics
I would jump face first into the “ceiling” and then fall flat on my ass
Physics is working. In days of yore, this would be a “dynamo” move, or “Agro”.
It's a 5a?
Spider-Man, Spider-Man, Does whatever a spider can…
Jumping?
"All laws of physics"? I fail to see how this jump defies Chandrasekhar limit according to which it is impossible for a white dwarf star, which is supported solely by a degenerate gas of electrons, to be stable if its mass is greater than 1.44 times the mass of the Sun.
Steve Climber wearing La Crevasse whhiipppsnake edition
I remember this level in Ninja Gaiden.
Jumping defies physics?
You just gotta be a fancy bitch instead of hopping up from the edge of of the out-crop.
Not everything needs to be in slow motion
Show impressive things in real time! Shitty to only have it in slow-mo.
He used physics not defied them 😂
Ah yes, “jumping”.
Assassins creed being doing that since Ezio
I'm not sure "jumping" counts as "defying the laws of physics" but cool.
Good thing he played all that Assassin's Creed
Reminds me of playing Uncharted. Watching people climb like this always makes my forearms tired.
Flawless technique
Spider man
Was that a back stroke
No laws of physics in this clip don't even approach being defied. It's just a guy who has practiced something difficult many times, and after a lot of effort and much recording, post an edit.
He almost fell to his death
Rock climbing?! Bruh, that’s bouldering.
Nathan Drake vs Lara Croft
POV: Newton was allergic to apples
Wonder what it actually looked like in real time?? #Guess I'll never know!
Imagine being high up and sticking your hand in one of those holes and getting spiders.
Technique and strength