Pro Climber Dominates Game Show (Again!)

Ultimate Beastmaster Season 2 was a true battle between rock climbers and parkour athletes. There were many parkour and climbing obstacles throughout the course, but in the end, only one group survived. This season was the ultimate climbing vs parkour challenge!
Music:
Memory Banks - Airglow
#climbing #bouldering #climbingstuff #ultimatebeastmaster #parkour

[@stevecool4381]

so what we've learned: If you want to achieve anything in life, you need to be hard-working, dedicated and a cheerleading coach.

[@izakbaxendale6209]

and a physics teacher

[@AryaPDipa]

​@@izakbaxendale6209 Who knew you can bend your physical limitation with a little bit of physics

[@zakkymiftahurrahman1665]

​@@AryaPDipa "I used physics to destroy physics"

[@JustLIkerapunzel]

I actually though it was pretty offensive how he put it "pro athlete vs cheerleading coach" like... I can understand that in the past cheerleading - as they used to literally just cheer during sport events - was not considered a sport or athletic. But since ALL STAR stunting became a thing it literally makes no sense. Like these guys have to literally toss up women (and sometimes men!) meters off the ground and balance them, twist them, again and again one stunt after the other. It takes some freaking superhuman strenght and coordination / athleticism to pull that off. I've seen so many pros that are literall beasts just from when you look at them you could think they are bodybuilders lol

[@usmh]

Or Chinese.

[@pandoratheclay]

Dude, the cheer coach is also a physics teacher Fella knows where they land, and how much force they need to get there

[@cam9109]

underrated comment

[@Jerryjustjerry]

He got both the strength and science😂

[@the_masks8158]

bros every physics genius and every cheer team in existence combined into one

[@masina9447]

Seriously! Some of the competitors were athletically capable but had a poor understanding of timing and movement in situations they haven't practiced before.

[@milspectoothpick4119]

Competition cheer involves a lot of gymnastics elements now and they train like gymnasts. They're great with all around strength and endurance.

[@etherealicer]

Yes, I'm surprised at his surprise. They are fairly well rounded athletes who boast great flexibility and great strength in awkward body positions.

[@illegitimate0]

Does cheer involve the upper body dependent gymnastics exercises? I don't know why there would be a focus on bodyweight vertical lifting like on rings/high bar for a cheerleader.

[@thememelord6510]

@@illegitimate0 just because hes a cheer coach doesn't mean he doens't do any other type of training. I don't know for sure, but he could also have done a lot of that kind of training on his own because he liked it or for the show, not that that explains why he's as good as pro rock climbers but its my best guess

[@milspectoothpick4119]

@@illegitimate0 They just have strong arms in general. Gymnastics is all manipulating body movement and momentum. Having strength everywhere is key to being able to rapidly reposition your body for flips, spins, etc. which is why they'd also have vertical lifting as part of their strength routines mixed in. They basically do a traditional gymnastics competition routine inside of their cheer performance so they train whole body strength. Climbers would also benefit from it as well. Adam Ondre says part of his training routing is 1/3 antagonistic(opposite of climbing direction of pull) strength training because the balance is so helpful.

[@antoniog7186]

@@illegitimate0they throw people 10 feet in the air

[@filipmazic5486]

Alternate title: Cheer coach DOMINATES game show

[@kitteav]

cheer coach just had to try hard cuz otherwise his students will roast the shit out of him.

[@austingreathouse]

I worked on this show. One of the gnarliest truss builds we've ever done. A lot of the metal you hear is actually the trussing holding the obstacle in place. In season 1, one of our testers was a world class climber, he was the only one who could get through all of our obstacles in the first test. He managed it by using a small crease between 2 pieces of plywood that nobody else could have possibly used to their advantage. It was nuts lol. All of us that built and designed these obstacles are climbers and parkour athletes though so it makes sense.

[@edlike]

Bro what a cool comment. Thanks for sharing

[@diemaschine2287]

Thats the ne thing i hate about these competitions. Just call them what they are professional climber challenge course as that is the only people who can be successful in these games.

[@CelestialKappa]

I was about to comment, that those sounds are not artificially produced. I'm a video editor I could immediately tell those sounds were realistic. And because of the truss rods, It was obvious it was real. Thanks for the confirmation.

[@walt33743]

I literally just commented that it was probably the metal supports clanging like that, probably shouldve checked for other comments first lmaoo thanks for sharing

[@clickthisforawsomnes]

@@CelestialKappa Im a sound engieer and I could also tell those were real. Unless they went ahead and reverb scoped the room with a crowd in it. and then over lapped different samples of them hitting poles together. No show is going to make that much effort. you can hear the sound of lazy sampling a mile off just because the sound does fit exactly with the enviroment. Plus the force you can hear in the sound. It has the pulling of metal (impact and a slap back impact and then a 3rd +4th one >first impact is the person hitting the gear (strain on polls forward), the bouce back as the person either pulls back to get up or you get the rebound from (the rebound sound is the main one you hear usally unless the person cleared it fully then its just the first one), 3rd sound is the beam resablizing as the weight moves and 4th one is the person jumping off. What might have happened is they had one guy hit it especally hard and they reused that sample but the sounds all do sound different so I doubt it. But the main sound comes from the 1st or 2nd stage. If its fake you shouldn't be able to hear any of the other ones. Thats my 2 cents on what I can pick up just from listening to it.

[@avoidant560]

The cheers coach is definitely an anime protagonist. Like, so I am a cheerleading coach and one of my friend recommended me to join this endurance competition, and somehow I got into the last round?

[@ComicusFreemanius]

I could tell something was up when he footed the button with perfect flexibility.

[@gerby876]

That title is a little bit short for an anime isn't it?

[@trash832]

@@gerby876 for an isekai maybe

[@Zombrains12]

physics teach and dont cheerleading competitively need a lot of endurance and strength all around?

[@marekspulle8523]

Cheerleading coach definitely the fan favorite

[@agneseditsstuff]

The physics/cheer teacher is an inspiration to us all lol

[@shadicTPZ]

Just wait until he gets to the third season, and the title would be "Pro Climbers Dominate?" or something

[@etherealicer]

If it gets anywhere as popular as Ninja warriors, then we will see the first Beastmastes in season 3 and soon all the top competitors will be Beastmasters.

[@realbup]

No it would be “cheerleading coach dominates gameshow?”

[@Cokamo]

Theres oneman they really need on this show. A parkour althlete with climbing and obstacle course experience. Toby Segar

[@Xenomystus]

He´s good with movements but nowhere near a pro-level in climbing though.

[@CaasiUK]

@@Xenomystus yeah but I do think his natural skill and a bit more training will get him far, the only obstacles here I see him failing are the hardest climbing ones

[@bobbyalistor]

id love to see Toby Segar and Anton Fomenko duke it off in here

[@laclimber3892]

@@Xenomystus kzbin.info/www/bejne/iaDYgHmop66Fgbc ironically Toby just kept up with Alex Honnold 😂

[@neryortez6835]

Is he a good cheer leader ?

[@L0Ls0ul]

No matter how good you are, there's always a cheerleading coach that's better than you.

[@maboesanman]

Dude the mawem bros both made climbing finals in the Olympics! Absolute badasses.

[@shrill_2165]

It was tragic tho

[@maboesanman]

@@shrill_2165 yeah I couldn’t go back and watch bassa’s injury that was horrifying

[@Caiecaie]

As a previous cheer coach and now climber you shouldn’t underestimate us 😂

[@unicorntv2048]

The cheer coach was the most suprising and comedic moment ever. I love it.

[@nabi5864]

That Cheerleader dude, besides his raw talent , he definatelly did lots of parkour, climbing, and gymnastics

[@grantharriman284]

That cheer coach is unbelievably lanky. He doesn't need to be able to jump nearly as far, because he can basically just step across what others would jump.

[@kft4764]

There was a guy who was somewhere around 6'8" in my climbing gym yesterday and it was hilarious seeing him breaking the beta for some climbs just reaching well past the crux moves for the next hold. He had at least a 2 foot reach advantage.

[@Scytherman]

I only watched this video and i was rooting for the cheerleading coach.

[@wahtnowson]

The Mawem brothers are both olympians. Top of the top level athletes

[@2good4name]

While true, and the Mawem's are great athletes, Olympics are not the top level of climbing, that would be the Climbing world championship.

[@DarkJenko]

@@2good4name for the men side I agree, women side had like a lot medals world cup

[@eragonawesome]

I remember thinking the same thing watching the cheer coach and just being more and more impressed with his skills

[@n3v3r1s4]

I've never heard of this show before (and probably won't since), but this is as riveting a content as it gets xD Great presentation

[@glazed6178]

I remember in college going to the gym for Tae Kwon Do and seeing the cheer leaders working out in the room next to us and it was pretty instense stuff. It felt like a lot of gymnastics and they were incredibly fit.

[@coachcastle666]

Huge shout out to the cheerleading coach more than likely it was his gymnastic training and knowledge of physics as well as biomechanics which gave him the edge allowing him to conserve his energy and maximize his movements as well as understanding the obstacles same thing I do frankly

[@theflaggeddragon9472]

Bro you're absurdly underrated. Waiting for this channel to blow up

[@louisduhamel4040]

ma man saw the views on the other one and hopped on that wagon real quick lol

[@paradoxx_4221]

can you blame him? it's fun watching

[@isaakvandaalen3899]

Cheerleaders do a lot of callisthenic work, I mean they're literally throwing entire people around / basically doing gym routines, so it's not totally surprising.

[@malindarayallen]

The cheer coach has coordination and balance training that surpasses even the parkour. Maybe you should try cheer and see what it really entails. Plus that guy knows physics!

[@purplecat733]

I think there’s not a lot of eyes or opportunities for climbing sports to be recognized so I’m glad more climbers are showing uppp

[@ieatdust8666]

cheer coach rlly analyzing the physics of everything to win

[@Brenilla]

This season is why me and my siblings say “Hardcore Parkour” when ever their is anything adjacent to parkour going on even if it isn’t hard at all

[@Chris_Fehrenbach]

I love seeing this channel explode! Keep it up man!

[@BigBoiClimbs]

Great work on another banger, keep grinding

[@michael_angelo]

Climbing Stuff. Best climbing channel on KZbin.

[@phillipcooper1605]

Climbers are just the best, loved the video see you next time

[@GodTierGamer-]

Was waiting for you to talk about this season 😄

[@wuyvvc8363]

loved the the delivery on this one also with addition to character like cheerleader coach *chef kiss

[@chir0pter]

this is actually really cool, gonna have to watch one of these shows

[@joshhale9355]

You gotta give mad props to the cheer coach. He had to have been doing rock climbing and probably has gymnastics and cheer experience. Also, for male cheerleaders you’re expected to hold around 100 pounds on one hand, they have muscles on muscles. The most buff guys at my high school were the male cheerleaders.

[@jakmogestv9821]

i was waiting for season 2 the show is giving me motivation for climbing🥰😛🤪😘

[@Thedemonlord66]

ahah as climber, altough average, I would really recommend you give It a try. Because It's not just about physical prowess, It's really enjoying. It's like solving a puzzle and dominating your fears. And when you succeed, you get a really nice sense of accomplishment.

[@LibraDoSuquin]

I just watched the first video and this one gets recomended Nice

[@davidtorres8396]

That cheer coach is an absolute unit. Guy would probably flash everyone’s climbing projects.

[@toxic-mummy]

i love these videos make more please

[@pinkbirock343]

This is way too entertaining, I think they caught on that climbers are the ones that will get anywhere

[@AllKitNoCaboodle]

Not cheerleading, but it would be cool to see you try aerial arts as its got some climbing crossover with body mechanics but adds a lot of gymnastics elements. Usually when climbers enter aerial arts it's super interesting to see how climbers approach moves on silks or other apparatuses I'm not surprised a cheerleading coach/physics teacher did so well with that skill set and knowledge base!!!!

[@ChristopherLaHaise]

I just wish we had more seasons coming out.

[@ST-vt4nu]

I now want to see this cheer coach do this course buddy style with cheerleader. Imagine him throwing someone across this course and then following after.

[@Adreno23421]

Congrats on the vid, really well made, text, pacing, music, edition. Got randomly recommended for me (I never watch climbing stuff, Climbing Stuff). Great commentary!

[@claran3616]

I feel like the coach being a physics teacher might have more to do with it them you would think.

[@pessimisticdiabetic717]

WE NEED MOREEEE

[@ClimbingEasy]

Cool break down

[@akyumulo]

I'm rooting so hard for this cheer coach

[@burkedouglass5905]

That cheer coach goes to the same climbing gym as me, funny to see him on KZbin, the man is goated

[@booneprock4952]

Super entertaining

[@brevin630]

If I'm being honest, that metal sound effect doesnt sound 100% fake. My best guess is that its actually the metal supports shaking when the contestants jump on the obstacles. I could be wrong, but that's just what I hear.

[@atomic7680]

Nice one again

[@RuyLopezTheSicilian]

The only things I've climbed are that wall we had in college and the Skyrim mountains in your outro

[@DuckyinVR]

W parcoure, W rockclimbing, best sports

[@shortlilrope]

Cheer is tough AF… it’s dance, gymnastics, calisthenics, weight lifting, cardio, endurance, martial arts, and cross fit all in one sport. They have to have strong arms, strong cores, strong legs, strong glutes, strong wrists, strong ankles, hand-eye-coordination, discipline, and good balance to do all those spins, turns, stunts, and tumbling. I admit the only thing that I was shocked about was that he was a cheer coach rather than a cheerleader. I poo-pooed cheer all through high school and college as I was a soccer player, water skier, rock climber, etc. but my cheer friends were fit AF.

[@HittingBandy]

I’d love to see the reactions of everyone on set when the cheerleading coach, of all people, finishes in a top placing…

[@Aleblanco1987]

Cheer coach hype!!

[@morbiddinosaur]

Why does lead climbing require more endurance than boulder climbing? Great video

[@motherlove8366]

Because boulders are small, more powerfull/difficult climbs of like 5 meters that you climb without rope, while lead climbing you climb with rope and the routes are much longer.

[@beansandrunning]

Also lead climbing is mostly controlled movements while bouldering can be quite explosive. Of course both have dynamic and static elements. It just would not make sense to have too many high risk jumps in lead climbing. But to see the difference you only need to watch like 5min of ifsc lead climbing and than 5min of bouldering.

[@granny8453]

if tomoa came he would of won in 3 minutes

[@op.velikan951]

As a climber I have to correct you on the legs part as we use mostly our legs to output the power, if we used only our hands we would burn out very quickly

[@Biondo30Hz]

You focused too much on "cheerleading coach" and forgot "physics teacher". Like Anatoly says: "I have knowledge".

[@josiahpippel47]

Wish they brought this back!

[@yb3918]

I don’t know but as soon as he said cheerleading i was like oh he is gonna kill this. But seems like people still underestimate competitive cheer.

[@MrIzzy5466]

The pro's sports, climbing and parkour, are both kind of sprint sports. So they end up pushing themselves too hard, too soon on obstacle courses. The Cheer coach is used to Long sessions of activity using his whole body. Cheerleading and marching band people are some of the fittest people you will ever meet

[@joeybunsglazing9325]

My ass is not fit 💀

[@havocsdilemma]

Cheer is pretty fucking hardcore. Didnt think so myself until I watched the Netflix Documentary about it. All those people push themselves very fucking hard every day. So no surprise that that guy came that far.

[@eduardpeeterlemming]

Honestly the cheerleader is the best character that appears

[@UESTIS]

I love thinking I can do any of this...

[@plutonrond9206]

I don't think people understand how difficult lifting someone else is compared to weights. The other advantage of cheerleaders is that the whole body has strenght, while most other sports have a few weak muscles because they are not used ever.

[@0PE.]

that cheer coach is a sleeper agent and I will not take any other answer

[@itszaque5031]

Nice faaram armor knight

[@nattapaphatrattanaviriyach927]

The obstacle course veteran that you're talking about is Kyle Soderman. He finishes few Ninja Warrior Shows.

[@xmnemonic]

Interesting. This is a climbing comp show in disguise.

[@walt33743]

I think the metal sound from the cogs in the beginning may not be fake, but is the arm the cog is attached to slamming up and down into whatever its bolted into

[@polecat3]

Nice DS2 statue

[@DuckyinVR]

Got to watch toby segar american ninja warrior

[@Joseph-mv3rz]

Was it bossa mowam who tore his bicep cause that might be why he struggled on chains

[@Korialstrasz66]

BeastMaster happened multiple years before the olympics where bassa tore his biceps

[@BenjaminZagdanski]

the fact that Mikael bawhem is nom world champion

[@Bryce-26]

Did you know that one of the Ultimate Beastmaster competitors in season 1 was a 2-time ninja warrior champion in Japan as well as a shoe salesman.

[@rays3761]

The cheer coach is also a physics teacher. I bet the physics was as big of a factor as his fiscallity.

[@asmodeus1634]

Your eyes are very mesmerizing that it makes it hard to focus on the video.

[@MinerSwiterDude]

I'd love to see Anton Fomenko take on this course

[@NaohMkS]

Cheerleaders are lowkey cracked bro

[@davinaz6885]

I'd be down for some cheerleading fitness vids ngl

[@cirodke6088]

0:58 bro is a living jojo reference

[@An_Average_Idiot]

I'm not sure if there is a personal relationship there or not but there is that 'glory to the homeland' idea that is pretty imbedded into China and their citizens and given that he won over all the other nations' athletes, it's a matter of both personal pride and national pride. Kinda like how in the US people will say "oh yeah, my city is a piece of s***" but in China it's usually 'our nation is great', (although how much of that is actual belief and how much of it is indoctrination and -I don't wanna disappear- is to be seen) so that might be why the announcer was crying.

[@2WheelsGood.01]

Seeing how China has progressed in the last 25 years, I too would be extremely proud of my nation. They simply don't have (or very, very few) any horrible cities anymore, even 3rd rank cities are incredible. Been there 5 times and it blew my mind. Meanwhile the US is basically crumbling.

[@derpyduck5088]

@@2WheelsGood.01 China is literally in the middle of a genocide against the Uyghur people as we speak. They just got done with the TIbet massacres in the past few years. They tried to annex Hong Kong and take away their rights like yesterday. Not even mentioning the CONSTANT stream of journalist who go missing for writing anything anti-China. China is as much of a commie shithole as N.Korea, but they hide it better. If it were up to me, there'd have been a war right after Tiananmen Square and we'd turn that country into a dirt parking lot

[@kailucasanton3421]

the one dude wearing the jojo mask killed me

[@rusty7104]

shoutout the cheer coach

[@tylermanning4321]

the cheer coach was like give me a Y whats that spell?

[@TheEhrnberg]

I want to see Magnus Mitbö try this out, pro climber with some parkour experience

[@raymonholt69]

With the cliffhanger himself, Sylvester Stallone as an ep how could rock climbing not be prominent?

[@landonnnlandonnn7302]

i guess i could be wrong but i’m almost certain the metal sounds are real and caused by the metal trusses (idk if that’s the right word) holding up the obstacle, not the competitors making contact

[@au1317]

The American flag bowtie adds +5 to agility

[@J1bolone]

It helps with the cheerleading coach looking like he is 9 feet tall

[@kameronmyles2013]

To be fair cheer leading is much more intense then i thought. Atleast for fliers/tossers. (Acrobatic ones)

[@hughjass6022]

Cheer coach is the goat

[@beelicato]

lol the third season will be "Pro Cheer Coaches Dominate!!" lol

[@Klovar]

Hold up the cheer coach is like eight feet tall 😅