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The Alpinist Trailer
I ran across this on Netflix, and was amazed to find out there’s a climber the likes of Dan Osman and Alex Honnold that no one has ever heard of, who solo climbs the most difficult peaks in the world, often free climbing….all at first sight (having never seen the mountain in person). Going to climb the most difficult peak in Patagonia…climbing alone…and to add some difficulty he went mid winter when no sane person or group even considers going there.
Some people burn their candle at both ends…Marc-André burns his candle all at once, but never attracted attention…until now.
I highly suggest this movie if you like climbing, exploring, extreme sports, or just people being amazing with zero interest in fame.
*promote
Time-Lapse Of Fastest Scaling Of "The Nose" on El Capitan
Alex Honnold beat Dan Osmans lovers leap record (free solo) and these guys beat Alex Honnolds record (speed climbing).
Alexs lovers leap climb https://youtu.be/Mi4iR4clDGs
Around 20' per minute is clearly pretty damn fast, but remember, Dan Osman climbed lovers leap, >400' of similar climbing in just over 4 minutes, almost 100' per minute....without ropes or assistance. I wonder what his record would have been on the nose.
Time-Lapse Of Fastest Scaling Of "The Nose" on El Capitan
Around 20' per minute is clearly pretty damn fast, but remember, Dan Osman climbed lovers leap, >400' of similar climbing in just over 4 minutes, almost 100' per minute....without ropes or assistance. I wonder what his record would have been on the nose.
First Footage of Alex Honnolds's Free Ascent of El Capitan
Ahhh. Ok, my mistake. Sorry.
The Osman video was listed as El Capitan, not just partial. This video is so short, I didn't notice the difference.
Impressive, I didn't think anyone would ever beat Dan's time. That is some ballsy climbing.
Never say never. It would be one hell of a workout to climb that far, at speed, in one shot....then again, meth is a hell of a drug, so don't rule it out completely. ;-)
*nochannel
*WTF
*sports
*fear
*skillful
The video you linked is of Dan Osman speed scaling Lovers Leap which is NOT the full ascent of El Capitan.
Alex repeated the feat and beat Dan's time by about 10 seconds:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mi4iR4clDGs
The video I linked is of Alex scaling the entirety (3000 feet) of El Capitan, a face which could never be speed scaled.
First Footage of Alex Honnolds's Free Ascent of El Capitan
The video you linked is of Dan Osman speed scaling Lovers Leap which is NOT the full ascent of El Capitan.
Alex repeated the feat and beat Dan's time by about 10 seconds:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mi4iR4clDGs
The video I linked is of Alex scaling the entirety (3000 feet) of El Capitan, a face which could never be speed scaled.
*lies
Not only is he not the first, he's a limping snail compared to Dan Osman
First Footage of Alex Honnolds's Free Ascent of El Capitan
*lies
Not only is he not the first, he's a limping snail compared to Dan Osman
Edit: I stand corrected. He is, indeed, faster than Dan
Insane 600ft Rope Swing in Greece!
Looks like a great time, but that's what killed Dan Osman, who essentially invented long line penduluming (and was one of the greatest free climbers ever).
Guy climbs 1,400ft Stone Cliff - No Rope
Check out Dan Osman, he does this at running speed. (or did, he died penduluming years back)
He makes this guy seem timid and cautious.
*related
http://videosift.com/video/Free-climbing-400-feet-in-just-over-4-minutes?showbackup=1973
Alex Honnold climbs three big walls in a day ... free solo
But it's far from true, he's not the only one...just check the video link I put above of Dan Osman (RIP) who could run circles around this guy (before he pendulumed to his death). Now DAN was the only person in the world who could do what he did that I've ever seen....I remember seeing video of him effortlessly doing 1 pinky pull ups while being interviewed....just wow.
Those comments added in by his friends were really good, and I thought the comment saying he's the only person in the world who can do what he do describes the situation quite well. It's just astonishing, he's a complete beast.
These Dudes Really Don't Give A F**k About Life
Kudos to them.
Is what they are doing risky? Sure, but so is what Alex Honnold, Dean Potter, and Dan Osman do/did.
If you want to downvote this downvote every video of guys racing cars, jumping with wingsuits, and just generally doing very dangerous things.
I've been climbing for 18 years and watching this video freaks me out. The thought of doing it in real life is daunting.
Psychologists help 9/11 truth deniers
>> ^hpqp:
It's no secret that OBL was trained by the CIA during Russia's invasion of Afghanistan, as a part of the proxy wars between USSR and USA during the cold war.
As for the evidence, you might like to start with the links I've already provided you with. Twice. Oh well, "Third time's the charm" for you superstitious types: http://www.debunking911.com/
(Btw, if you're going to defend your questionable beliefs, try linking articles that are a tad more convincing than the conjecturing ramblings filled with leading questions of a Srebrenica-massacre-denialist and defender of a renowned war criminal.)>> ^marbles:
>> ^hpqp:
Yes, why do truthers keep avoiding the evidence and logic?
I'm not avoiding anything. Please share all credible evidence backing the official theory. No such evidence exists.
And logic? Maybe you should do some research on who Osama bin Laden aka Tim Osman really was.
Osama bin Laden: Made in USA
And it's no secret that al-Qaeda was a database of "freedom fighters" of a CIA proxy army. It's also no secret they were given 6+ billion dollars in the 80s by the CIA and Saudi Intelligence to fight the Soviets over Afghanistan under the invented threat of Communism. Now here's where that "logic" comes in.
When did OBL stop working for the CIA?
OBL was immediately blamed for 9/11 (within a few hours after the attacks) and now we are fighting wars under the invented threat of Muslim jihadists.
Why were some of the alleged hijackers living with CIA and FBI informants?
Why were some of the alleged hijackers training at US military bases?
Why did Anwar al-Awlaki dine at the Pentagon just months after 9/11?
What was ISI Chief Mahmud Ahmad (who wired $100,00 to Mohammed Atta) doing at the Pentagon the week leading up to and morning of 9/11?
Oh, I'm looking for "logical" answers here.
And for "evidence" supporting the official story, don't be a chicken shit. List your best supporting evidence. Of course, I know this is impossible for you. For it would require you to actually construct a coherent argument.
Maybe instead of letting debunking.com do your thinking for you, you should try getting all the facts and confirm them for yourself.
And my "questionable beliefs" are grounded solidly on credible evidence and sound logic, so question away. The link was to an article, not a guy. I'm glad you can google, but if you want to refute the article, try to avoid using logical fallacies (after all).
(Btw, "conjecturing" isn't an adjective. You can google that too! It's funny, you keep accusing me of "conjecturing", but you're too much of a chicken shit to demonstrate it!)
Psychologists help 9/11 truth deniers
It's no secret that OBL was trained by the CIA during Russia's invasion of Afghanistan, as a part of the proxy wars between USSR and USA during the cold war.
As for the evidence, you might like to start with the links I've already provided you with. Twice. Oh well, "Third time's the charm" for you superstitious types: http://www.debunking911.com/
(Btw, if you're going to defend your questionable beliefs, try linking articles that are a tad more convincing than the conjecturing ramblings filled with leading questions of a Srebrenica-massacre-denialist and defender of a renowned war criminal.)>> ^marbles:
>> ^hpqp:
Yes, why do truthers keep avoiding the evidence and logic?
I'm not avoiding anything. Please share all credible evidence backing the official theory. No such evidence exists.
And logic? Maybe you should do some research on who Osama bin Laden aka Tim Osman really was.
Osama bin Laden: Made in USA
Psychologists help 9/11 truth deniers
>> ^hpqp:
Yes, why do truthers keep avoiding the evidence and logic?
I'm not avoiding anything. Please share all credible evidence backing the official theory. No such evidence exists.
And logic? Maybe you should do some research on who Osama bin Laden aka Tim Osman really was.
Osama bin Laden: Made in USA
Free climbing: 400 feet in just over 4 minutes
>> ^Vastatio:
FYI, Mr Dan Osman is dead.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dan_Osman
http://outside.away.com/magazine/0499/9904terminal.html
Ironic that he died when using a rope...
Free climbing: 400 feet in just over 4 minutes
From Wikipedia: "He died on November 23, 1998 at the age of 35 after his rope failed while performing a "controlled free-fall" jump from the Leaning Tower rock formation in Yosemite National Park. The failure was investigated by the National Park Service with assistance from Chris Harmston, Quality Assurance Manager at Black Diamond Equipment. Harmston concluded that a change in jump site angle probably caused the ropes to cross and entangle, leading to the rope cutting by melting.[2] Miles Daisher, who was with Osman when he made the jump, stated that the ropes used in his fatal jump had been exposed to inclement weather — including rain and snow — for more than a month before the fatal jump, but that the same ropes were used for several shorter jumps on the previous and same day, THIS WAS SAID TO BE HIS LAST JUMP BEFORE HE RETIRED"... Yes, yes it was.