It would be nice to see what is Adam's stretching routine

@emilnardin4136

5 жыл бұрын

Gabriel Harton agree

@l1aK

5 жыл бұрын

absolutely!! and the self back massage with foamrollers as well!

@marcgiol541

5 жыл бұрын

Absolutely! I'm looking forward for it!

@YoureInSilico

5 жыл бұрын

Yesss

@kingmemo81

5 жыл бұрын

Yes please

Professional climber takes a break... to go climbing. That's commitment.

“Tea is the base of home-like feeling” 🍵

He makes hard, focused discipline look so enjoyable . This man appears to be truly enjoying his personal and phenomenal athleticism. Thank you for the interview, Adam.

@lucabaar1

5 жыл бұрын

I see what you mean and all, but he receives an inconceivable amount of assistance with scheduling and other preparations for his pursuits.. being that he is a superstar, you see? His team is due for much respect in regards to this

@melissasmidt222

5 жыл бұрын

lucabaar1 My comment is about his personal discipline and his alone. To quote a famous Yoda Master “Do or do not, there is no try.” No matter who supports or surrounds it’s still up to you to do.

@lucabaar1

5 жыл бұрын

@@melissasmidt222 wowie, aren't you a force of inspiration. I was only being realistic, ya know. There are many others 'Doing' what it takes to get him down the path he has won for himself. The only reason we can observe his feats for our viewing pleasure like this is due to his team and others cooperating. You seem like an extravagant gal

@melissasmidt222

5 жыл бұрын

lucabaar1 Nah, no extravagance here. I do agree with all your very valid points. I’m quite certain, his team clears many obstacles, to allow a path for his complete focus.

"Cooked vegetables can't be bad." Gotta love this man.

soup is indeed an under-estimated food

It's soooo awesome to see Adam, who is basically the face of climbing, to be growing into such a clear headed, well rounded, mind oriented, positive and uplifting human being

Getting better and better at climbing thanks to you. I see you as a role model and I try to replicate your climbs. I just started and your on a whole different level but I like to challenge myself even if I fail it’s fun :) my body is in my dream shape...and it almost makes me cry...climbing changed my life🙏🏽❤️

Hey adam! Could you make a video on your team that is travelling with you?

Just can't help but like Adam and his outlook. Always interesting videos.

Would love to see a video on your van setup!

I love these videos! Thanks for sharing.

Great vid, awesome as always to get glimpses of Adam’s training!

These videos are so great. Thank you Adam. (and team)

I am learning climbing and english right now. I always let myself down but I learn a lot from your possible thinking. You help me a lot ,thank you Adam!

Crazy dude!!! 120,000 miles traveled a year!!! My God watch over you and keep you in all that you do. Amen!!! God Bless You, and Your Channel, and Your Climbing!!!

I'd love to see an Adam's recipes video!

@VictorLean1472

5 жыл бұрын

René Martínez Yes please!

@Karackal

5 жыл бұрын

The thing is, if Adam would make a four hour knitting tutorial, I'd watch it.

Spectacular performance in Munich! Congratz! Lookin forward to see Road to Tokyo#15.

Tea is the base of feeling home - yes I love this!

Nice glimpse into a legends life.

Wondering about your ecological approach to traveling. I am living in my can as well and struggle a little bit with the feeling of guilt feeling. Thanks for the video. Jakob

@sharktim

5 жыл бұрын

Read this: www.vox.com/the-highlight/2019/5/28/18629833/climate-change-2019-green-new-deal

Adam, we have seen the training you do and you are telling us the travel takes a toll on your body hahaha You're a machine!!!! Keep up the awesome vids :-)

Seattle loves you, brother. You're a physical freak and a nice guy.

Those pillows in your van are super cute :)

That one-handed crimp pull-up though. Yikes.

From what you say about the cooking, it's virtually impossible for an Italian to be a good free climber, lol!

👌👌👌

A true athlete

Thanks for this series! Would love to get a comment from Adam about his thoughts on his ecological footprint. 05:13 thats quite a big amount of CO2 emissions and as climbers especially we should take responsibility for out environment.

E4 ♡

I made right know poridge because i have seen it in your video.. i think now im hulk😂🤙👋

Good video :))

Like the fingerborad you use. Where can I get it?

Amazing Video Adam! I love climb

Those stats at the end were scary, your carbon footprint must be enormous.

@ritchieaustin5451

5 жыл бұрын

Arthur V hate to be that guy but don’t make this comment un less you’re vegan, otherwise your own footprint is far greater than Adams

@arthurv8905

5 жыл бұрын

Ritchie Austin a few things. 1) veganism is not the silver bullet you think for the environment. There are other approaches which are equally valid. 2) I eat meat. Not a great deal of it, very rarely beef, and I try to ensure it is locally sourced and sustainably raised, but i still eat meat. 3) there is no way in hell even if i did eat large amounts of beef that my footprint would even approach someone who does as much travelling as Adam, that is a total fabrication. I would love to see the calculations that lead you to that conclusion, i am guessing you did none. And finally, 4) i wont be silenced from the climate debate by a sanctimonious vegan youtube commenter.

@ritchieaustin5451

5 жыл бұрын

@@arthurv8905 since the major reasoning for deforestation is soy farms for which 80% goes to feeding livestock, cutting out meat and dairy from your diet does have a huge impact on the environment, not to mention animal agriculture is the leading cause of water pollution. As for comparing it to travelling, it doesn't come close, with animal agriculture being the leading cause of methane emissions, carbon dioxide and nitrous oxide. www.fao.org/3/a0701e/a0701e00.htm That study clarifies that point. Not to mention the absurd amount of suffering the billions of animals and millions of Americans annually go through needlessly illness and death as a consequence of us needlessly consuming animal products. Just saying, if you want to be an environmentalist and make a change, then you inevitably have to go vegan and lead by example my dude.

@arthurv8905

5 жыл бұрын

@@ritchieaustin5451 "As for comparing it to travelling, it doesn't come close, with animal agriculture being the leading cause of methane emissions, carbon dioxide and nitrous oxide." it is not enough to say that this is a rule and therefore you can hold everyone equally accountable, otherwise you are just as accountable as me. You cannot take global statistics and extrapolate to a single person from that, particularly when you are trying to make a case by case comparison. That is terrible statistics. I eat little meat, pretty much no beef, and do very little traveling (and when I do it's using public transport, I don't drive). I do everything I can to reduce my CF, and I can absolutely assure you that it is significantly less than someone who does as much traveling as Adam, vegan or not. You cannot just say "go vegan" and assume it is a flack jacket against any criticism on this matter. As a side not, if you are trying to support a point with data, link a specific paper rather than a 400 page report, expecting me to trawl through the whole thing (which I would be surprised if you did yourself). At the very least, cite which page/line supports your claim. The general rule with citations is to be as specific and clear as possible to reduce the amount of work the reader has to do. You may as well link a google scholar search and say "the evidence can be found here". Too vague, easily dismissed.

@ritchieaustin5451

5 жыл бұрын

@@arthurv8905 end of the day, the greatest thing a person can do for the planet, their own health and the lives of trillions of innocent beings is go vegan, That point can be danced around, but evidence shows the best thing people can do is to go vegan when it comes to climate change. A big reason this point isn't so widely publicised is because their are big pharma companies at hand who benefit with billions in profit from the illness caused by disease from consuming animal products. I speak from experience as someone who found the diet purely from a health standpoint in an effort to cure my "non curable" eczema through diet and lifestyle, which I was successful in.

Dat carbon footprint

I want a van like that one!

Nice episode, as always Regarding cooking, is "doping" a thing in climbing? If so, is it "safe" to eat food not prepared by yourself or your team as you're never 100 percent sure whats in it and you dont want to accidentaly fail a test.

Hi Adam, do you offset the carbon footprint of your flights? I don't think this issue is talked about enough in the climbing community - we all love to travel and enjoy the natural world, but by flying we are contributing to its destruction. Obviously flying is a necessary part of your career, so carbon offsets are a good compromise! It would be awesome to see more high profile climbers talk openly about this.

@ttdm3396

5 жыл бұрын

Hi gini, do you really believe in carbon compensation ? I mean to me carbon compensation is just a nice way to let everyone not change anything to their lifestyle while feeling good about being eco-friendly. Some would say it's greenwashing.... But I do agree with you that the issue should be talked about, both in the climbing community and in the pro sports in general !

@ginimorandi51

5 жыл бұрын

@@ttdm3396 It is far from a perfect solution - carbon offset payments generally go towards tree planting, but the trees will take years to mature and absorb enough carbon to offset the person's emissions, and we need to remove carbon from the atmosphere now. The best option is to not fly and travel overland, which is entirely feasible in Europe but not really an option for travelling to America, Japan etc. That is why for professional climbers like Adam carbon offsets may be a good compromise. I know for example that Alex Honnold offsets all his flights and uses his platform to talk about the climate crisis. Tommy Caldwell is also really vocal and active in this regard. We need more top climbers to use their powers for good by engaging with the issue of climate change and inspiring the huge community of climbers to do the same!

@DirtyPoul

5 жыл бұрын

@@ginimorandi51 Flying is often not that much worse than driving alone in a car would be, especially when it comes to very long distance travel. I think a carbon price would fix the issue. Fewer people would fly because of the higher prices, and the added income could go to mitigate climate change.

@miastacey5875

5 жыл бұрын

@@DirtyPoul It simply isn't true that flying isn't that much worse than driving in a car. Planes produce not just CO2 but also ozone and vapour trails up in the troposphere. In the short term (5 - 10 years) these produce huge amounts of warming - some studies suggesting over 50 times as much as the warming produced by a car. For climate change tipping points which are due to happen in the next 5 - 10 years, Siberian tundra melt releasing methane for example, this short term warming could be the thing that makes them happen. A higher carbon price will simply mean that the wealthy still fly as much as they like - a complete change in what we view as an acceptable way to travel is needed.

@DirtyPoul

5 жыл бұрын

@@miastacey5875 Do you have a source for this? I had one when I made that comment, and I'll see if I can find it. But it said that it was about 50% worse than to drive alone over long distances, measured in CO2 equivalents. Why would it matter if the wealthy fly as much as they like? If they paid twice the damages they do, meaning the payment can result in mitigating twice as much CO2 from being emitted to the atmosphere. Honestly, what's the alternative? Banning flying? Seriously? How you ever going to get anybody to sign up to that idea considering how insanely useful it is.

Could you make a cooking video? Specially i am interested in your soup. Looks delicious!

See you today in innsbruck AT the speed wal outdoor. I would take a Foto But I dont want ask you in your Focus... Have a nice Trip here in Tirol...

Adam was in E4 while I am recovering from a scaphoid fracture and couldn't go???

Can you publish links to the songs please? Can't find the first track based on the information in the credits

Can you make a video showing how you make your morning porridge please

I need an adam ondra cookbook

waiting for a recipe's list!

Where can you buy this hanging wood bar ?

Hey brother!

Do you have any go-to quick recipes you can share with us?

@upgradeiself1603

5 жыл бұрын

There are no recipes. Just throw anything you like in a pot and cook it.

@azizalaliq8

5 жыл бұрын

@@upgradeiself1603 sauteed human toes with garlic it is then

Tea!

Which fingerboard is Adam using here?

Anyone know the name/brand of the hanging fingerboard at 4:05?

@laurar1660

5 жыл бұрын

It's the Puc series portable fingerboard I believe

You write « Tokio » ? Normally we write it « Tokyo »

I would have thought your mileage to be more. I drive nearly as much as you fly in a year. 40.000km driving is only just above average for "business" related diving.

@markyochoa

5 жыл бұрын

I thought the same thing... Except it just dawned on me that in Europe they use the period as a delimiter instead of a comma.

Adam, how do you get in your energy, and proteins? Vegetable soup can't be enough.. An overview about your nutrition (and why) would be much appreciated.

That body boi o boi, you can put your fingers into the rock and climb 😅

2nd place in Munich, but still the best climber.

What is your carbon footprint?

Hope you’re going to plant a tree or two for all the gasoline used 😄 All the best mate 💪

What is that portable fingerboard called?

@benjaminbergau3047

5 жыл бұрын

Kris Grabys puc series

@killerbobization

5 жыл бұрын

@@benjaminbergau3047 Thank you !

Adam ondra cookbook?

tofu, soy milk, is Adam vegetarian?:)

@timoheinrich8763

5 жыл бұрын

His diet is obviously at least mainly plant based. I have not seen any animal product in his videos so far.

After watching this video I really want to buy a nice, confortable, spacious, reliable..... tea. What do you drink?

Taking a break = climbing more???

Is Tokio the Czech spelling?

Your Van is fucking awsome ❤👌

Hey Adam, are you vegetarian? :)

@shanemcman3665

5 жыл бұрын

I'm vegan

@brandonwhitmore1983

5 жыл бұрын

Was wondering the same thing. Looked like he was cooking tofu at the end of the video

@erikbakker1639

5 жыл бұрын

According to this article www.climbing.com/.amp/people/adam-ondra-the-future-of-climbing/ he eats meat once or twice a week.

@jakubsuchy6327

3 жыл бұрын

@@shanemcman3665 hahah nobody asked you that...i believe you really are

Tokio 0:31 :/

@GregunzG

5 жыл бұрын

That's Czech though.. Ain't that wrong

no beans?

You should buy a kitchen knife for your van bro!

That neck must be streach 😂😂

Is he on a plant based diet?

Comment section is 50% about carbon footprint... what do you expect him to do? Only attend world cups in Czech Republic? He is going around the world to develop a sports which will benefit so many people, not exactly relaxing on his yacht in Saint Tropez after a big tennis tournament win...

@ttdm3396

5 жыл бұрын

Why not expect him to push for a cleaner pro level sport ? Why not organize regionals competion and only one of two internationnal event a year ???? I mean it's too easy to destroy the planet on one side and to talk about how climate change makes things hard for climbers and moutainners ....

Honest question: Do you ever wonder about your carbon footprint? (Haters gonna hate)

@terraflow__bryanburdo4547

5 жыл бұрын

It's massive, just like any other "adventure athlete".

nice ecological footprint Adam !

With all this travelling, do you ever donate to a charity to offset your CO2 footprint? Like atmosfair for example.

Adam stretches his neck every day to make it longer...

pas très très éco-friendly tout ça! ;-)

Hey Adam, Are you aware of your ecological footprint? I mean, flying a lot is not good for the environment...

@Xfiremw2

5 жыл бұрын

there is nothing else he can do though, I`ve never seen him eating meat in these videos which is also superbad vor the environment and him eating tofu instead sets a nice example!

@benediktwendte37

5 жыл бұрын

@@Xfiremw2 yeah, sure man, thats true. But when you cannot avoid flying there are possibilities to do CO2 compensations... But in general, i would like adams view and thoughts about ecology and the environment.

@ttdm3396

5 жыл бұрын

It's kind of a taboo in pro level sport. nobody speaks about it which is a total shame imo. It's even worst in moutaineering where you can, more often that in climbing, listen those same pro that travel all year long telling you about how the climate change is modifying the moutains for the worst ....

@terraflow__bryanburdo4547

5 жыл бұрын

@@Xfiremw2 Vegetarian is no less impactful than standard diets. Both result in damage to ecosystems, soils and water resources.for crops.

@ttdm3396

5 жыл бұрын

@@terraflow__bryanburdo4547 Not really, you need 7kf of crops to produce 1 kg of beef... So the impact of meat is clearly much worse that the one of vegetarians. I'd be pretty curious to see sources on whats you said. There is a debate in whether the organic agriculture is really better for the environment than conventional agriculture but i've never saw any relaiable source stating that veggetarian and standard diets have the same impact. Once more ifyou have sources, please send a link!

I have to ask: What are you doing to compensate your carbon footprint caused by 150.000 km a year? The climate crisis irreversibel in 12 years and as an alpinist I think you are a person which cares about the the nature and future of the world!

The worst video of the season so far!