Pro Climber Dominates Game Show

[@ryanchin1352]

They let the climbers wear actual climbing shoes for the final wall while everybody else is in running shoes 😆

[@aki42]

I'm dying that's to fucking funny.

[@messynate]

The other didn’t have climbing shoes 🤔😂

[@funkehfunkeh]

He was in approach shoes, which are climbing specific too

[@crunchhq4604]

They were wearing the shoes they came in 🥴

[@xCoNa14]

not many people have or would want to wear climbing shoes

[@santiagolopez9394]

I was one of the two guys that made for a "boring final round". It wasn't even close what we could do compared to what our climbing friends could do on that wall. And yes... trying to climb that with running shoes was... dumb, but we didn't know better.

[@ItsJustJakieG]

I wouldn't say YOU didn't know better, I would say the people who made the obstacles obviously had no clue what they were doing!

[@jrp7808]

I think they should make a copy of the nasty Nick (the toughest obstacle course in the us army) and see how professional athletes do on it. It would be way more fair. There isn't any Rick climbing but there's a ton of rope climbs. Time it because most should make it through and see who does the best on it.

[@ClimbingStuff]

Congratulations on making it to the final round, that course looked brutal! I don't blame the competitors for the final round being boring, that was definitely the production team's fault.

[@randomguyontheinternet5030]

Yeah I think that's just poor planning on the organizer's part on that. Obviously the climbers are going to do way better on a climbing wall, like duh. And it looks so hard that anyone without a specific rock climbing focus, or another sport that prioritizes a strong full body while being light enough to be able to pull yourself up, wouldn't be able to finish that, and climbing shoes would certainly be a huge advantage in a challenge like that, along with having practice using climbing shoes.

[@axepig2066]

@@jrp7808 if its rope climbing gimnastics athletes would have a huge advantage

[@richardbennett5115]

In defence of the rock climbing instructor, their job is not to be good at climbing, it's understanding how to safely climb using ropes and proper technique and being able to share their knowledge with a student.

[@randomguyontheinternet5030]

Fair. Usually they're invested in rock climbing too, but not to the point of actively training it. Their job is to teach the basics and show you how sometimes, not do it competitively

[@Joycrowsillygoose]

I coached and climbed in my younger years and while I never hit the same climbing level as some of my students, you teach them good technique, training your stamina, proper warm ups and stretches, confidence, reading a route, and creative thinking for those routes where you have to figure it out as you go. I love climbing but the greatest pride I ever had when I climbed was watching my students overcome obstacles and reach goals I never was able to myself 😊

[@ThatLaggyNoob]

Yep, some of the kids I coach climb 2 or 3 grades harder than me

[@FormlessDuck]

Right. I'm a rock climbing instructor, but my max is V3

[@DannyShifter]

Not only the things yall are saying about coaches aren't always very skilled in practice but also feeling rushed because this is a race could have easily caused him to have made a mistake even if he was skilled.

[@benjaminstapp8008]

Loved that one climber wore climbing shoes and the other wore Evolv approach shoes. They came prepared

[@armandoalvarez4074]

Also worth checking the Mawem brothers, both onlympic climbers and they killed it in this show!

[@Tferdz]

🇫🇷

[@ClimbingStuff]

I'm actually a huge fan, I'm definitely gonna re-watch the next two seasons and look for them.

[@EvilTaco]

oof I saw one of the two in a tournament in Utrecht recently and he didn't even make it to the finals, which definitely surprised me

[@TrafalgarD.Law_OP]

What season were they into and where to watch it??

[@markkalsbeek5883]

​@@TrafalgarD.Law_OP season is I think

[@100TenaciousD]

I met Felipe without knowing who he was at a boulder gym, dude is super chill and it's madness how strong he is, looks efortless but thats how you know someone does something for a long time with love.

[@UAVTVideoTeam-qi3pj]

One of the Brazilian rock climbers in season 3 is also a lose friend of Mr Cammargo btw

[@MrJojoxD]

Felipe Camargo climbed El Bon Combat that was first ascended by Chris Sharma who graded it a 9b/+, followed by Jakob Schubert grading it a hard 9a+ a few years later. Then Felipe ascended it, proposing 9b which was a couple years later confirmed by Jorge Díaz-Rullo.

[@aristology6912]

Ngl I have no idea what any of that means

[@jonas223xc3]

@@aristology6912 it means Felipe has climbed one of the hardest outdoor rock climbs in the world.

[@aristology6912]

@@jonas223xc3 ok cool

[@Cheesus-Sliced]

@@aristology6912 basically climbing outdoors has number and letter grades, 1-9, A, B, C, where numbers are are primary, letters subdividing. 9b+ basically means its the hardest or second hardest technical climb grade in the world. at about 10:40, you see whats called a "figure 4", which is a technique afaik mostly reserved for higher grade climbs. The fact they chose to do that shows a lot of skill, because thats an incredibly difficult hold where all of your body weight is supported by the fingers of one hand, and you are pivoting to another position on that one hand.

[@GourmetBurrito]

Honestly, the show did a lot right for the spectators. Even having commentators from each represented country and having them close enough to showboat in the other booths. It was a spectacle

[@lurklingX]

i liked that part, having the diff countries rep'd that way.

[@felipecamargo91]

thats cool that you started climbing after watching the show man!! 🙌🏼❤️

[@ClimbingStuff]

You are 100% the reason I started rock climbing, seeing you do those crazy mantles on power source was awesome!

[@OAmigodoTreino]

Casually going through comments and seeing Felipe here, holy shit. Sou teu fã cara, manda bem demais, toda hora aparecia no Canal Off na academia.

[@mateusv]

Parabéns pela vitória! Representou demais xD

[@sahilrahman5066]

@@OAmigodoTreino right caught me off guard

[@mitch1788]

@felipe camargo I'm sure you inspired loads with this. I was stuck in the house in 2017. Battling with fatigue and depression. I watched the whole series hyped and it encouraged me to start climbing. Now I'm doing it for a living, working high-rise work and taking opportunities to climb wherever I can (worldwide!). Thank you loads man! You and the other climbers showed us how it's done!

[@bearelykoalified]

As a climber the main thing i notice is shoes and finger/arm strength as being super advantageous. If you're not a climber, at least use grippy approach or climbing shoes - they'll make everything soooooo much easier. Having the ability to hold onto small holds and even campus (able to monkey bar without feet essentially) will help significantly for nearly every obstactle.

[@durabelle]

Approach shoes would be my choice, since actual climbing shoes would be too painful to run and jump in.

[@Bowens443]

@@durabelle loose climbing shoes

[@EvanNagao]

This was such a good video. Getting moistcrititcal vibes too, haha. Keep it up man!

[@bobodalien1804]

Wow real yoyo former world champ commenting on the video. Pretty unexpected but anything could happen now.

[@SepiaSepiaKR]

I've seen Felipe Camargo in my local climbing gym a couple of times(Brazilian privilege I guess). He's a real down-to-earth chill person. But when he chalks up and goes to the wall, BOY OH BOY... YOU'RE IN FOR A TREAT. I don't think I've ever personally seen him struggle at something, besides moonboard stuff and trying crazy shit on the spray wall. Never had the pleasure of seeing him set and climb a route there, though. Only on his social media. Dude is legitimately the pride and joy of the brazilian climbing scene, alongside a few others. Beast. Absolute climbing machine. I'm glad he was chosen as a competitor.

[@Alex.H99]

This was such a good show, I loved that we got all the different countries commentators perspectives

[@OliOliOliOliOli]

That was one of my favorite parts of the show. It was like the olympics. I still remember the Chinese soup guy.

[@NolansAccount]

4:25 I love how one of the pieces on the wall in the background just casually falls off

[@Cheesus-Sliced]

thats the whole point of the magnetic wall, dropping holds at random times to mess with them

[@mystyboarder910]

Being a rock climbing instructor, is more about systems and safety, then actually being a good climber. More like being a nerd then an athlete 😂

[@randomguyontheinternet5030]

Yup that's what I thought too. You dont need to be insanely good at rock climbing, you need to be insanely good at teaching someone how to rock climb. (it's just that the territory lends itself to people who already know how to rock climb)

[@ahmadkhairul337]

Makes sense. The best football players isn't necessarily the best coach and vice versa

[@berlin_bouldering]

Ice climber really showboating with the figure four at 10:46 :D

[@decklundy]

That's Felipe Camargo

[@ClimbingStuff]

They were definitely sizing each other up on this obstacle. Heeyong did like 5 unnecessary figure 4s just to flex on Felipe lol

[@scriptlessfoe]

@@ClimbingStuff LOL

[@tumblingartist]

xD

[@tartiflettefontaine2473]

I did rock climbing competitions for about 10 years and i've seen this moove be effective only once, but it's till amazing to watch

[@Ylyrra]

There was a British spin off of it too, in the usually cringey way that always happens when we copy a US show. Loved the whole absurdly cheesy over-the-top thing, and while the climbers obviously dominated the obstacles that were climber orientated, it had enough of a mix in there for other people to shine and have some impressive moments even if they eventually got filtered out by the climbing obstacles. Seeing the climbers just breeze through without even breathing hard on the stuff that eliminated other people was kinda awesome too, to put into context the difference of skill and conditioning.

[@randomguyontheinternet5030]

Climbing is just such a hard task for anyone who's not already a climber, like certain tasks are generally upper body, or coordination, but the climbing ones require grip strength, good sense of footholds, etc that people who dont specifically rock climb dont know.

[@Arkhs]

I mean it was literally just the same as season 2 and 3 but from the British commentators perspective. I'm pretty sure that every other country involved had one specifically geared to their commentators too.

[@CharlesCurtisCreates]

You nailed the vibe of Ultimate Beastmaster. 100%. I'd love to see Sly or Terry get up there and try some of these obstacles.

[@FlamingBlaz3]

the ejector is literally the cartoon falling where they are in the air and then realise they're not on ground and fall

[@Pomgranate]

I was watching this thinking you were like a big youtuber with like 100k plus but you are so underrated. sick video man

[@galahad749]

as a brazilian, we were so lucky to have Felipe Camargo win it all because every single other brazilian in that show was terrible* lol, i was very happy when he climbed the whole rock wall. lets go felipe, and nice video btw

[@fernandoacosta7423]

Lmaooooo us Mexicans had the guy who thought he was gonna fight the beast 🤣🤣

[@Flik010]

if you got into a fight at a south american football match, I am pretty sure it would change your life too

[@ClimbingStuff]

I just watched some videos; they go pretty hard lol. Definitely more intense than a game in the U.S.

[@kaykmartins7335]

​@@ClimbingStuff depending on the teams its actual shootouts lol

[@eduardonegrao8364]

@@ClimbingStuff I supose it got lost in translation, but I think that guy was actually part of a "torcida organizada" it's almost like a religious cult of people who fight and eventually kill each other in footbal matches. Still is ridicolously funny

[@rynabuns]

@@ClimbingStuffIt's legit insane, like these ultras go to matches to organise fights against other gangs, deaths always happen

[@JacobStevenson]

came across this completely by chance... I also watched this before starting to climb (which is now a focal part of my life) and this reminded me of so much about the show with a new perspective, and your commentary was spot on lolol... omg, made me want to rewatch it 👍

[@kenkanniff6]

You chuckling at certain parts made me relive all the funny moments I was in stiches at the ejector. That use to have me just dying nobody timed that right lol

[@CardCatCardboard]

I've never seen anybody talk about this show! I used to love it a ton when it came out

[@mostlyghostly5148]

back when i was on a competitive youth climbing team, my coach competed on UBM. he went pretty far if memory serves. shout out to marty bartow

[@charina_custodio]

Do netflix's physical 100 too please! the ice climber actually made it to the finals.

[@jaredadams989]

literally no one except the climbers would know to figure 4 at 10:48 to make it way easier

[@connorgow]

Really enjoyed this dude, not the sort of show i would watch myself but you summarised it great in an entertaining way. I've Subbed :)

[@kabby29]

I remember in the original Ninja Warrior (Sasuke), the climbers always did well if they made it to Stage 3 because it was all upper body/climbing. In the beginning everyone thought free runners would have the most success. They did, just in the first two Stages.

[@durabelle]

Toby Segar (a parkour professional from STORROR) started climbing to get further in the Ninja Warrior UK, and now he's a pretty strong climber too. I'm sure more of that sort of thing will happen over time when there's competitions like NW, UBM, Gov Games in Dubai etc. Professional athletes from different disciplines taking on another sport to fill the gaps in their skills. I hope it eventually leads into a modern version of pentathlon that creates cool ninja beasts 😆 Not sure what it would consist of exactly, but some form of climbing, gymnastics, jumping, and running at least?

[@gezzapk]

Most pro parkour athletes would pass stage 3

[@Game_Erica]

I came across this show on Netflix and I'm not really into fitness stuff, but I really enjoyed it! It's interesting to see what kinds of people comr to compete and to see what kinds of strategies people have

[@IIIAnchani]

I think that mag-wall or whatever its called is tricky because there's no chalk. You slip very easily if you're on a slippery surface and that seems to have happened a lot. Fingers were strong enough, but there just wasn't enough friction to keep people on the wall.

[@nuval49]

Bro summarized a whole season to explain why he likes rockclimbing

[@jamesbrett5010]

MXZ was supper fun to watch and the commentary was more fun to hear. RIP MXZ and MTV. 85 baby here.

[@-droid-j7-225]

Gotta love the ice climer busting their signature move…a good old figure 4!!! Hell yeah!!!

[@potatotomato7100]

Man, I remember watching this when I was younger, and it was SO good

[@hipfire1920]

You’re getting out the ejector with this video. Great video

[@Roma-kp4qg]

Love your delivery and recap of the show! Hilarious video

[@Nicolas-gc2px]

I dont even like rock climbing but ur commentary is so good i had no problem watching all the way through

[@gendoll5006]

I love this show and I noticed there were a lot of rock climbers but the other majority were PARKOUR athletes! Yea there are a lot of cross fitters but sooooo many of these people come from a parkour background.

[@gezzapk]

Toby Segar

[@beefyfe4499]

Bro pulls the figure four out like its just another day at work

[@shayminthedoctor9663]

See, I *live* for watching funny fails. I can watch shows like this all day, it's great

[@williamwathen8169]

I almost forgot about this show, thank you for making this video

[@lIIest]

Climbing is for sure the most beneficial sport. But that is because it teaches you the three things you need -grip strength -upper body strength -and most important of all endurance to actually use those musceles for a prolonged period of time

[@GamesFromSpace]

You forgot "how to climb".

[@tessiepinkman]

And it teaches you to keep calm mentally in very adrenaline rich environments in a way many other sports don't. That's incredibly important. Otherwise I think you summed it up perfectly :)

[@josechacon5200]

this show also got me into rock climbing lmaoaoao, and even though i already watched it all, i loved seeing someone else's comparison lol

[@Oldwiseguy-59]

Injured or older rock climbers become Instructors so that’s not fair. There is a lot more technical aspects to climbing and one may no longer be able to do the physical aspects but can teach the technical side. No different than a hockey coach or ski instructor as they age with injuries or otherwise.

[@absolutewhat1780]

omg i love your energy! Your mannerisms feel like you have +1 million subscribers!

[@MonoMan1]

What V4's are you climbing that make that mag wall look easy? That looks like a V6 at least to me.

[@QuincelSC]

Yeah it's like he's totally missed the extent of the overhang.

[@xenidus]

If you look at the side profile, the holds are all juggy crimps that they can get their whole finger tips around which means it instantly isn't anything higher than a v4 in my opinion.

[@Xenmas021]

It's pretty overhung but climbs parallel to the ground are still v4 if all the holds are jugs

[@elenasullivan4522]

I remember watching this show and I have absolutely no idea as to when I did so. But the second I saw the beast I remembered. All my memories are coming back to me now. 🤔

[@MaxsMonthlyChallenge]

Such a good video. Thank you

[@SwainixFPV]

Learned about this show via the channel "Hit the Road", Clément Dumais went pretty far, he's a rounded athlete too (parkour, climbing, now motorcycles too lol)

[@qwertyTRiG]

Clément Dumais is another name I know from World Chase Tag.

[@infinite5imal]

ultimate beast master is wonderful, I really like that all the hosts of all countries are featured even if your main is one country

[@jpeisert]

Dude, that was a hilarious, and accurate commentary.

[@CalebShimomura]

8:57 In Terry's defense, a lot of people get killed when "it must have been the wind"

[@polarello]

it’s legit so insane to me that people can pull all this off 💀

[@daat94]

It would be awesome to see a show that highlighted different rock climbing challenges. Last few years in the US there’s been a surge of indoor gyms across the country which is awesome

[@09paradox]

I never heard about this show. thanks, i will not watch it though but I would like to see a video resume from you... and also more climbing news:) you are doing a great job!

[@xmnemonic]

Really funny commentary man you're a natural at this. Make more vids.

[@tectaljungle]

Man it's even funnier in the next seasons, like half the finalists are pro climbers

[@xDeeKayHD]

2:10 “and he’s American.. he’s so cool” Lol okay Shigeru Miyamoto

[@JovemEverton]

Underrated comment

[@ViewtifulTj]

@10:55 If I wasn't a climber and saw someone do that figure 4 I think i would just give up

[@benja_mint]

the way i understood the start of the description: "50 of the participants are crossfiters who get their asses kicked by rock climbers". i like the sound of it.

[@kktypescript2137]

I loved this show! Especially because in Canada Netflix had both the English and French commentaries for season 2! Totally worth using a VPN and English subtitles to see the different commentaries!

[@SeanTheNinja]

My teacher from highschool was on this show, Gerzik was his name, I think he was in the first episode

[@SeanTheNinja]

Had to go fact check myself, he was in season 2.

[@ClimbingStuff]

I'm about to rewatch season 2 rn, I'll keep an eye out for him. That's wild!

[@TheFugles]

I still remember seeing some rock climbers do super good at ninja warrior. The finger strength is probably the hardest to train for

[@joshc8766]

Absolutely love this, especially your attitude😂

[@ivo3]

you made me laugh so hard while i was in a debate in the class about books

[@carlosrubio3380]

oh man what a great random 2 am youtube vid to watch, you're also super chill and I really liked you, keep it up brotha (also u just got a new sub :) )

[@atrbulldog5955]

That one Japanese climber had a pair of scarpa climbing shoes on. When did he get those on

[@dkphantomdk]

true.. most of these shows are for "hanging / climbing and jump to hang.. " so ALOT of upperbody workouts.. - I dont remember if they have EVER had a heavy thing to "move, push or lift" to progress on a stage.. could be like.. push this BIG boulder up a small ramp to open the entrance to continue the stage or lift this lid of a manhole to go down the manhole. I mean, this might be a place where other body aspects can be put into play on stages.

[@michael_angelo]

Notifications ON 🔔. Always gold from this channel.

[@v1nce502]

Great video!

[@ericO141]

12:15 made me realize that the clips on this video are actually perfectly cut

[@michaelwetter888]

I officially declare this the best climbing channel in existence. Congratulations Sir, uhm I mean: Dude!

[@Dyl-cb5vx]

how do you only have 7K Subs. This is one of the better videos I watched in a while. I'm going to go out and try rock climbing now.

[@johndoe-sf6hk]

with the instructor falling on that wall it might be because it doest look like they get to wear climbing shoes and from what i understand the shoes make a huge difference in climbing. so without the shoes it becomes more about finger strength, especially with those wall angles, and the pros have enough technique to still power thru without the shoes

[@Rufgaudas]

It makes massive difference. You really struggle to use small footholds with sneakers (it doesn't matter for big jugs though). Though from time to time we do training sessions with sneakers, and during these you tend to use arm strength much more and tire yourself much faster. But still, you can't even properly stand up on a small crimp without a climbing shoes.

[@aaronsterken4868]

great video man i loved this show

[@TheGumbyGuy]

Even in American ninja warrior climbers have an advantage since the later stages are very upper body intensive but in this show it's even more significant since a lot of it is straight up climbing.

[@cedrichebert9584]

V4-V5? The first section maybe, but looking closely at these hold and with a 45 angle, it's clearly more. No matter how athletic you are, you don't flash that without technique.

[@bobodalien1804]

I swear the the ejector made me laugh the most like they tried to jump and they thought they did but they just not.

[@JaredMcwilliams115]

Hey man, awesome video, and I'm glad it's blowing up for ya, I hope it continues 😁🤘🤘

[@jetzkys296]

Just shows u how hard climbing is fr and it’s so much fun !!

[@dazeddazed1440]

bro is the fucking penguin0z of climbing its funny asf w

[@gamedevmage]

Great vid as always. You're gonna blow up dude

[@Tort-]

died laughing at the dizzy wheels

[@AnnaMorimoto]

The mighty samurai is actually a Japanese comedian, Nakayama Kinnikun, who has won bodybuilding competitions.

[@serratos97]

1:28 woow, that's my local gym!!!

[@tjackman]

That looks like Stefano climbing! Cool to see it.

[@that1kid861]

Bros got enchanting eyes

[@wrathika]

Lol I was distracted the whole video

[@exoticcats6119]

I don’t know much about soccer fans, but I’ve heard some crazy things about all sorts of sports fans. Who knows how crazy that fight was.

[@thora66666]

Watch Magnus Midtboe, a famous climber, competing in ninja warriors. Climbers are insane athletes

[@luissalazar2590]

Loved this show, super entertaining because of the nation aspect and Terry Crews lol

[@martiisern4165]

I watched this show and immediately realised that the pro climbers were gonna win. The National rock climbing champion of china won it and I think Bassa Mawem won it too

[@nathanesau1]

Amazing show

[@benemenhall4215]

This was a very good video

[@Dray4Short]

i loved the final 2 contestants who were brothers, i forgot which season and specific "country show" because I remember Beast Master, Beast Master: Australia and etc

[@ArrampicataGolden]

Stefano Ghisolfi our Italian pro climber hero (9b+ / V16) , 6 year ago manage to WIN american ninja without any specific preparation ! Against a pro climber noone stand a chance ! their preparation is above ...

[@milkdrinker5782]

is that a dark souls 2 figurine in the background?

[@MoctorDac]

man I remember watching this years ago, the best part were the korean presenters PARK HEYONG! PARK HEYONG! PARK HEYONG!

[@thunderstruck59]

My industrial manufacturing teacher, John Gerzick, was on this show i think he got to the semi finals one of the seasons.

[@qwertyTRiG]

Huh. The only thing I knew about Ultimate Beastmaster was that Kyle Soderman (whom I know from World Chase Tag) was on it.