David Goggins forgot the name of Alex Honnold but he remembered the name "the Rock" 😁

Great question at the end: “When you say does not; except him and you?” I think we all walk our own paths but can experience this differently. I appreciate Goggin’s perspective anytime he shares.

Thank you 🙏

alex was in a mind space that he’s had since his very 1st day into life. He’s not only trained to achieve that goal but was instinctively and personally in a bubble to climb like he has allways been as a person and climber and also maintained being in that bubble of his. He said it, he’s introverted, asperger like personality. He realized later time had come to pop out of that bubble.

@ennio5596

2 күн бұрын

🙏

@enl8ghtenmenttv476

2 күн бұрын

The way goggins points towards the head=tempel el, shows he has achieved enlightenment...he means the brain...b ra in, (brainbow bridge from Norse mythology)...b rain as in the10 commandments ,rain b bow,it even shows how chronologically it works...enlightenment is after the $Thorm,and u have to have that desire to give it all,only then u get it all...funnily u just get it all back from yourself, as uve just given it all away...

Goggins is amazing. Honnold is amazing. The feats are elite. But if you destabilize your life, and the life of your loved ones, and your community to find yourself, you risk more than is yours to risk. Men that take on risk out of need - who do it for greater reasons than themselves - these are the fascinating men. The great men. A great man is one who takes responsibility, despite the risk, and is able to create stability, a stability that radiates out through the community. That's a hero.

@karnijj1

7 күн бұрын

both men are worthy of respect. the community builder, the explorer, we wouldn't be here without both. open your mind to a broader sense of value. People like goggins and Honnold are essential to the human collective, just as essential as the men that champion communities and families.

@brav877

6 күн бұрын

@@karnijj1 I disagree. An open mind must close itself around truth. These men represent outliers to civilization - they are loners, not leaders, and this because theirs is a chaotic energy, pursuing extremes for their own sake. They put themselves in danger without significant benefit for anyone. Ironically, it is civilization that allows them the comfort they require to recharge and heal from their endeavours - the same civilization they break from would have to take care of them or their loved ones should they become injured or perish. Value can only be derived from a philosophy of life - hearing them speak, it is clear that they have a philosophy of life that is driven purely by personal goals and, quite frankly, trauma. Perhaps later they will find a goal beyond themselves, where these experiences can become the springboard to something truly great. Until then, the value is interpreted through a prism of sensation and curiosity by we who spectate and judge.

@PuntTheDog

5 күн бұрын

alex honnold is a professional rock climber. his life and the lives of his loved ones are not destabilized because of what he does. they are able to put food on the table precisely because of what he does. and you think they don't know the risks? you don't think they have discussed at length the potential repercussions of something going wrong? of course they have. don't think so low of others. just accept that there are different paths through life, and different levels of risk tolerance for everyone.

@brav877

5 күн бұрын

@@PuntTheDog The principle is this: the message associated with these men is selfish. They are part of a reactionary wave to the modern world, a world without value or sacrifice, where everyone is ripping apart society to get a piece of their own. Our civilization is failing; we are in a phase of decline, of decadence, where the stability of civilization, that took generations to create, is being exploited by those who would tear it down even while enjoying its benefits. These men represent an extreme solution - they go after what is hard; they go after the extreme and forget the noise, but concretely they are creating the same result: they abandon society. The risk they assume affects everyone; they are being held aloft as an example amplified by the internet. People, particularly young men, are looking for a philosophy of life that can help them in a world that is largely hostile to their existence. The philosophy Alex and David represent is a rejection of civilization even while benefiting from its stability. If people adopt such an attitude en masse, it would expedite the decline. Noble hearts are distracted by such fascinating deeds - by the spectacle of Alex and David - but what is needed are men who shoulder the burden of modernity - who risk sacrifice, love, social investment, etc - instead of trying to perpetually escape or explore oneself, especially at such a selfish cost. Right now, it's every man for himself, but what is needed is civilization, and civilization is created by men putting aside self-interest and uniting; civilization is a monument. The philosophy associated with these men is corrosive to most everything they benefit from.

@DaWoundedWarrior

3 күн бұрын

⁠​⁠@@brav877 Do you forget who David Goggins is and how he was molded? For Goggins, this extreme behavior is not only a way of life and thinking. But it is an outlet. Where his whole mentality stems from, is a place where he put his life in the line for others. So to say, that THEY put themselves in danger without significant benefit to anyone is crazy. Goggins still lives that military mentality…Trust me. It just shows that if he’s willing to put his mind and body to these extreme feats, for a simple personal goal and challenge. What do you think he’d put himself through and risk when the time truly comes. As for Alex Honnold…..I can’t speak about him since I have no clue on his background in that aspect. But Goggins, I can speak as someone who comes from a similar place with similar thinking.

Your edits with the music incorporated is superb!

Very true.🔝🦾

“I put myself on the rock everyday, Joe Rogan.” - Tyrone Biggums

It would be so cool to see Goggins spend some time learning to rock climb. He would really appreciate the complexity of the sport. And a colab with Alex would be so awesome, I could see it

@Youtubesuckz976

9 күн бұрын

Shut up

@jasonu3741

5 күн бұрын

he might just kill himself with his mindset though, what I mean is he will approach it with humility but I dont think he could ignore his instincts to "push" himself and there is no... do over with free soloing.

@Whatreally123

2 күн бұрын

Imagine he's clinging on to a piece of rock wh8ch might break off and he says to it "Stay Hard". 😂

@frozenrats

2 күн бұрын

@@jasonu3741 Bouldering and rock climbing are very humbling sports. It takes decades of practice and dedication to become someone like Alex Honnold.

I aggree with Goggins there are so few people that do what he is talking about and even less that can even understand it because unless you live like this you will never get it . Whats insaine is peoples values and perception of whats safe vs dangerous i would not live like most people for anything because there all killing themselves slowly and have no idea what health and being fitt and strong even feels like . World needs more David Goggins character's.

Alex and Dave would be a formidable team.

Who is the Interviewer? Wehere can i find the Original Video?

@justawindowsuser7479

Ай бұрын

Rob Moore buddy. Go in his podcast and you'll find it.

@alexhonnold9601 what do you think about this view of your mindset ?

What a profound explanation of Honnald.

@Max__apex

21 күн бұрын

Isle of Man TT guys die every year ….. they do it and 8-10 deaths during race weekend

@darkcircle899

12 күн бұрын

​@@Max__apex Those guys have the same kind of mentality as well as other athletes that do extreme sports. They are certainly a different breed and there's not many of them out there.

@frozenrats

2 күн бұрын

@@Max__apex Athletes of all types die every year. Snow sports are also incredibly dangerous, but many don't see an issue. Life is a risk, and sometimes you need to find what it takes to live it.

I'm doubtful that Alex would agree with this daredevil, willing-to-sacrifice-everything characterization of himself. From all interviews I've seen from him, he states pretty clearly that he doesn't -- nor does he want to -- feel like he is courting death when he solos. But that he trains to the point where it's as easy as it can be for him, and then he can perform with a relative feeling of safety knowing what he is and isn't capable of. So I don't think he'd say he is "willing to sacrifice" everything for the rock, he is simply confident enough in his risk assessment skills to believe that he won't have to.

@Dontbustthecrust

20 күн бұрын

But he has to accept that he may loose everything when he free solos.

20 күн бұрын

Agreed. Goggins self promotion is crazy.

@ttonAb2

20 күн бұрын

However honnold wants to justify it to himself, he is putting his life on the line and is willing to sacrifice it.

@Grilnid

20 күн бұрын

Although I agree with your assessment on one hand, it's also interesting to see how he still very much considers him dying as a possibility, due to factors outside of his control or whatnot. But he's made his peace with it because, like you said, he did everything in his power for it not to happen, but still can't rule out 100% that it might happen. So in that sense he is willing to put everything on the line. But I also agree with the fact that he's probably very different from Goggins, and to be fair I don't think Goggins was trying to say that he was completely like him either.

@mattpkp

18 күн бұрын

He is certainly willing to sacrifice it all or he wouldn’t be climbing without a rope and for what purpose at this point?

Makes sense to me

Goggins built different

Marc Andre Leclerc is another great example of this type of exploration such a beautiful blessing and a curse to have. RIP 🙏

I could use a hug and kiss after watching this

@Cpk20001

29 күн бұрын

Be a man, not a woman

Alex Honnolds balls are bigger than anyone I’ve very heard of, or certainly known! Others things are somewhat relatable, and most of us can at least imagine doing it, or trying it. What Alex has done is off the mortal spectrum imo. Big respect for David , but it’s apples and oranges

@TheJacali

27 күн бұрын

I don’t know how he did the climb with them weighing him down. That’s what impresses me.

@darylfoster7944

27 күн бұрын

The El Capitan climb was one of the greatest athletic achievements in human history. Anyone who hasn't seen the movie should watch it. It's mind boggling what he did.

@denis888red

23 күн бұрын

Hear hear pal. I couldn't agree with you more.

@denis888red

23 күн бұрын

@@darylfoster7944 You're absolutely not wrong mate.

@slee2695

18 күн бұрын

I dont know..I cant imagine running 400 miles non stop

The person that fascinated me the most, was Dean Potter. And, he did not die, he went home. And, even if he did die, he had made his peace long ass time ago and he died on HIS terms.

David would have no doubt respected Ueli Steck. That guy trained like David and always put it on the line during his climbing projects.

free solo is another world..even in climbing community no one can be in that world except alex...for now he is the only human being own that...but for david many people has been in his world..

@slee2695

18 күн бұрын

Really? There are a lot of Navy Seals who run ultra marathons and break pull up records?

@BLUMSTERMEISTER

18 күн бұрын

@@slee2695 really

@slee2695

18 күн бұрын

@@BLUMSTERMEISTER 300 mile races nonstop? Really?

@BLUMSTERMEISTER

18 күн бұрын

What Honnold did is just way beyond that

@slee2695

18 күн бұрын

@BLUMSTERMEISTER i guess..from a fear/danger perspective From a physical exertion effort im not so sure

Mortal UP!

Isolation... Isolation is a gift

"I'm not so impressed with what he did". Huh? What he did was one of the most incredible athletic and mental feats anyone has ever done.

@hackinglongevity

18 күн бұрын

I think he's just saying the focus is what stands out to him the most. I think he's more interested in the mindset required to achieve something like that, and not the achievement itself.

@fornana

17 күн бұрын

I think people who don't climb don't fully understand how difficult what did was. Many people free solo, Alex has done it many times before, but nobody has been able to climb El Cap.

@eduardobenassi3072

16 күн бұрын

Goggins is a delusional, pretentious maniac... I bet him and Alex wouldn't get along very well.

@TheDarkOneSC2

16 күн бұрын

He's right, regular people just don't know what's inside these people heads. It's not the climb itself that was the impressive part. It's obviously its still redicolous feat but its more of thinking you can do it and then actually going through it and doing it. I'm sure Alex would agree, dont forget he practiced the route for about 2 years on and off. So he knew we'll in advance he had the physical capacity to go through it before committing. It's the mental part that the everyday Joe just cannot fathom. What is terrifying, he achieved so much, arguably the most challenging feat in human history and he still haven't given up on free soloing so makes me think he still hasn't found what he is looking for in life. DONT let that sync in. I mean that

@bensonvong

16 күн бұрын

I am impressed with the lack of your comprehension skills.

David: "Look Honey, I love you but you have to understand something. I have to go away for a while here... **I** need quiet. **I** need dedication. **I** need sacrifice from myself and **I** need FULL support! Because its gonna cost everything to do this." Unless you are literally trying to save the lives of your family, that is a speech about how **I** David matter more than anyone else without a thought for what your lives (wife, children, siblings, parents) might be without me if I die. It could be you don't mean that but that is how it sounds: brave AND thoughtlessly self-obsessive.

If you're so fascinated by the man at least be respectful enough to remember the mans name....

noIce

Goggins should hang out with some big wave surfers.

I think they share a willingness to push their limits that allows them to achieve things the rest of us view as impossible. But they approach it very differently. I think Goggins has a much more aggressive mindset than Honnold. Alex Honnold is more thoughtful, patient, and analytical, tresulting in a level of fearlessness that few of us can relate to. Goggins conquers his fear through sheer will and by convincing himself that pain and suffering makes him stronger. Both train for what they do. But the approaches seem radically different. Regardless, I think its great that Goggins relates to Honnold.

David, when you decide to take your head out of your own arse and fall in ove with being a father, you will understand what a real human summit is.

@karnijj1

7 күн бұрын

LOL. I am always amazed by people like yourself so willing to expose your short sighted ignorance in a public forum.

@Brandon-vd7er

5 күн бұрын

Alex honnold has 2 children you going to tell him the same thing?

I’ve been married to my wife for 15 years, so David Goggins can’t tell me I haven’t suffered. 😂

You really need to proof-read your subtitles.

But if you have a family..you have to support kids right? You should bring that dedication to your family.

@wurthit1239

Ай бұрын

💯

@jblizzard962

Ай бұрын

You are of course totally right. Only I can understand that in some household 1 partner does more for the kids then the other. That is also good if there good with it. You have people working in the army, oil platform, captain of a ship, Olympic athletes for example they sacrifice a lot but also sometimes have families. If at least one of the partners takes good care of the kids. It would not be my personal preference but I understand it.

@bastian6173

Ай бұрын

I mean, in a way Alex did dedicate his life to his family. Look at the fact that his wife, kid and their kids will have enough money to go to college and all. Alex probably among the only climbers who making 100k’s if not million with his sport.

@RC-xk5oy

Ай бұрын

I can't speak for the guy, but I would imagine this mental isolation is a form of discipline that he repeats in other aspects of this life. That would include his personal and family life, which he doesn't talk about. Probably because he's dedicated to keeping his personal life isolated from his public persona. Just saying.

@SupermenSamoVuk

29 күн бұрын

That is why you are normie.. Not disrespect But Alex mentality is what separates him for mere mortals and that beats being school shooter,psycho or smh.

Please, someone tell David Goggins about another brother who did things with passion at all costs. His name was Ayrton Senna.

@immy00

17 күн бұрын

I think there’s a difference, not every f1 car crash is going to cause death, and they have safety gear to try and minimise casualties. With Free solo, if you fall, that’s it, you’re dead and you wouldn’t be if you had ropes.

@page0809

17 күн бұрын

​@@immy00 I understand, but I was not comparing an F1 crash with Free Solo. I'm saying Ayrton Senna, just like Alex, committed with all his passion and presence to what he loved. And that commitment is what Goggins was talking about.

@citrusretna2088

2 күн бұрын

Nobody knows who Ayrton Senna is

@page0809

2 күн бұрын

@@citrusretna2088 I guess thats normal when things get old enough

Go take a look into isle of man TT riders and road riders in general. You'll find an entire community of very unique mindsets and they all carry their balls around in a wheel barrow

@JonPMelly

8 күн бұрын

No deaths this season (2024) of the TT

@airzee515

8 күн бұрын

@@JonPMelly I'm aware. It's rare for that to be the case to be honest but it's been a good year thankfully.....was there a reason you pointed that out?

David Blane is another one example

you wont beat Alex up the wall man thats next level slow steady doesnt miss a beat dont look down

Its good to see Honnold is more careful now that he has children.. i dont think he had any when he did that free climb? I think if youre into doing extreme stuff like that its fine as long as it just affects you, But if you have older parents, siblings and most important of all children than its only Ego and selfish to do something at that risk.

David, you should familiarise yourself with AMA Supercross. Its full of people like you are describing and their fitness is A1

@NRG450

24 күн бұрын

@@Jacob0481 if he is sooo good, let’s see him do it!

@humanbean3

23 күн бұрын

there are so many skateboarders that live like this too. alex honnold is super gnarly though. maybe the gnarliest

@tonyyogurt9284

23 күн бұрын

They're risking injury not death so much, isle of man TT would be the place in the mind he's talking about

Well, June 6th was the 80th anniversary of D Day. That one required absolute dedication by about 160,000 people. So, it exists, and given the proper circumstances, is not rare.

@user-qk2rt1cn2s

Күн бұрын

Indeed. Walking into machine guns, flame throwers, artillery, minefields. It's beyond belief.

He is in a no mind, never mind place...Alex is a Zen Master when he climbs

once you have nothing , you are willing to give everything

@ryugo7713

20 күн бұрын

It’s only after we’ve lost everything that we’re free to do anything.

"It's selfish!" cry those who want to reaffirm to themselves the lame life they live, the pursuit of the illusion of security and stability in a transient world, is the right way so they don't face the cognitive dissonance when they realize how they themselves lack.

@sangeetheman

Ай бұрын

Its selfish if youve got a family and kids to take care of, otherwise no one has the right to tell you shit

@williamwhitebirch9191

Ай бұрын

It's all arrogance. Expecting people to live/do/say what/how you want them to. At the end of the day it doesn't matter, some guy does crazy shit whilst the other doesn't, who cares.

@jooohan

28 күн бұрын

It is selfish. And it’s ok. For instance Alex Honnold (the rock climber Goggins is talking about) was relatively freshly in a relationship when he attempted the free solo of El Capitan. He injured himself some time prior to the free solo and said he’s never made a mistake like that and that the relationship is distracting him. Even contemplated breaking up. She’s his wife now. You have to be selfish to pull off things like that. Also you have to be selfish when you’re a neurosurgeon, for instance. You need time to do the things you have to do and headspace to do it properly. Being selfish in this way doesn’t mean relationships can’t work. People you’re in relationship with just have to accept, over and over, that it’s like that.

@denis888red

23 күн бұрын

@@jooohan You don't die through and as a cause of being a neurosurgeon. Someone under you might. But you don't. Critical distinction.

@jooohan

23 күн бұрын

@@denis888red having your own life in your hands seems less pressure to me than having other people’s lives literally in your hands. Different kind of pressure. Anyway, even Alex is not free soloing El Capitan on a daily basis. Once in a lifetime thing that you prepare your whole “career” for. Doesn’t diminish the danger, just puts things into perspective.

This dude seemed pretty self obsessed to me when I first started listening to him. Like he created a set of rules for life that allow his strengths to place him at the top. This video appears to confirm that suspicion

You know I’ve met Wes at TG on a few occasions and I don’t know him but every interaction I’ve had with him was straight up. I base my opinions not by what I hear about people but their actions with me and all this BS recently floating around (seems to be a trend on social media with people bashing one another for success which by the way Wes has never done.). I’m off social media because I’m a victim myself of people hating me or being jealous of me but you know Wes is exactly right. Shit talkers on social media bashing anyone are just using dirt to gain attention for themselves. They really just talking about themselves. If you call out someone as fake/fraud then you are really saying that you’re the fake/fraud. You’re insecure and using bashing another person to feed your own ego. Once you reach a certain level of personal growth you can see right through people and when you call them out they see it as criticism. It’s not criticism it’s just being pissed for seeing how people short sell themselves after having conquered the same insecurities in one’s self. Leave the man alone-

Maybe he wasn't "exploring" anything. Just a brain pathology. A standard deviation from the curve. Natural and simple. Some.people are just wired different and don't feel fear when others do, or don't feel empathy while shooting at another person in a war conflict. They actually enjoy that.

He should meet some big wave surfers

@Max__apex

21 күн бұрын

Isle of Man TT guys die every year ….. they do it and 8-10 deaths during race weekend

I would say within 2 years. I thought ueli was unstoppable. It happens time and tome again to the guys that really push it.

4 hours of one wrong move is your last. Clock is ticking because you can't stay on the face forever. I have zero desire to free solo anything nor run a ultra marathon of 100 miles.

What he's talking about is basically being a functional psychopath, being able to flip a switch and turn all feelings, emotions, fears, etc off to do the task at hand. Probably a useful trait to have in times of war, but I don't know that this is a good thing for people to strive for in times of peace. A better man would admit that it's not worth climbing a mountain without ropes and risking his family never seeing him again, just for his own ego and pride.

wow, big difference between alex and goggins...alex would never talk this way.

@janandreas231

15 күн бұрын

True! Goggins is all like "You wouldn't understand", very driven by ego (which isnt wrong, thats what builds character). While Alex is like "Ima climb this risky rock and have a blast doing it"

@maxdrags3115

12 күн бұрын

​@janandreas231 It has NOTHING to do with ego kid. It is all about confidence, and realzing that others are lazy and have no right to talk when they won't push themselves.

@janandreas231

12 күн бұрын

@@maxdrags3115 Everything is ego, even you wanting to defend against my statement on Goggins. I didnt mean ego in a bad way, I ment it more as a strong personality based around having experienced some stuff

Should learn his name if your so fascinated by him?

@citrusretna2088

2 күн бұрын

Why?

alex honnold is truly on another level in the mental game to even david goggins, people dont realise how ridiculous of a physical and mental feat it is to climb a 2 kilometer cliff without safety.. nothing goggins has ever done really compares in terms of the risk factor

Wtf is he saying bruh, when has he put that level of risk in his life

Fascinated with that guy who's name I can't remember nor can I remember any details about him other than he climbed rock

@Natureangles

19 күн бұрын

and "I'm not trying to meet him anytime soon" SMH

@maxdrags3115

12 күн бұрын

Ok, and? What's your point?

@maxdrags3115

12 күн бұрын

​@Natureangles What's got you so mad kid? Alex isn't his idol or anything like that, so he has no reason to meet him. Grow up.

Gogglings is great but he also has a life long partner. I find most and many cannot live life without a partner This is all to do with fear

@philipsutton2316

18 күн бұрын

You are so correct. It takes unimaginable courage to get up, alone. every day - year in year out and face life without a soul mate. Nobody to hug you, to stand by your side, to tell you "well done". We live in a coupled world, so when we see our colleagues, friends family, all with partners and we are the ones facing life alone - that takes unimaginable courage. Thanks for having the foresight to speak what most people doh't want to hear.

0:15 that watch is hideous

I was on the rock for a short period of time. I got off the rock quickly and safely and never got back on it. That’s quite the feat. Just sayin.

Yes, that is Alex´s issue. He is in fact ready to die, but are his kids ready for him to die? The mark of a great man is to dedicate himself to the service of those he loves. Frankly, i think a father who spends quality time with his children after a tiring work day is much more impressive than David Goggins running 200 kilometers in one go. I guess i just have different values.

@citrusretna2088

2 күн бұрын

How can they spend time with their kids if they don't have any?

Honnold sacrificed everything preparing for that climb, just to make sure he didn't die on that special day.

Goggins is kinda yapping

Isle of Man TT They die every year

Goggins is cool but he is obviously scared of heights.

No doubt David is an 'out there' guy but I don't think anyone is similar to Alex Honnold. And I think it's a shame since I'll be amazed if he reaches 50 (and I'd dearly love someone on here to point out how wrong I was in 12 years time please). Because he can't make a mistake. Not some. Not 'a few'. Zero. Not one. Think of your 5 greatest athletes. Ever. Ali, Jordan, Federer, Bolt, Sugar Ray maybe. Choose your own 5. Now tell me how many never made a single, solitary mistake? Because When you're more than 70 feet up and you do...as at some point you surely must... Then it's all over.

@humanbean3

23 күн бұрын

the other athletes you mentioned dealt with way more variables than alex. i agree with the sentiment though.

@maxdrags3115

12 күн бұрын

Kind of an L take. David has pushed himself through a marathon in Death Valley, despite his body literally breaking down. And he CONSTANTLY pushes his body, and not just to its limit, but always past it. Which isn't good either, he is always hurting his body more then it needs to be hurt. And why? TO STAY HARD!

selfish. concerned chiefly or only with yourself and your advantage to the exclusion of others.

Harder and greater to govern our passions than to pursue them. Sacrifice this world for the glory of Christ. Die to oneself daily for those you love. John 15:13 13 Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends. Christ is Truth, life , the way. These men are incedible, but our lives are not our own for we were bought at a steep price. Abilities are not always given to exploit but to test the soul. To be forfeited for something far greater. Matthew 6:19-21

i put everything on the rock. it didn't turn out well. send help. rehab money would be appreciated.

"Those are the amazing people" ... like me. Goggins is nowhere near the level of Alex.

@slee2695

18 күн бұрын

Try running 300 miles nonstop with a hole in your heart

18 күн бұрын

@@slee2695 The hole makes no difference. He can either do it with a hole or not. An endurance challenge with both feet on the ground is nothing compared to 1000 ft of nothing beneath your feet.

@slee2695

18 күн бұрын

From a danger aspect sure..from a physical exertion aspect i beg to differ

18 күн бұрын

@@slee2695 Physical exertion has a finish point depending on the individual. i.e if it's too much you can stop sit down and recover. On the side of a cliff with no safety net the finish point is death. No comparison whatsoever. So for him to draw comparisons is just. bit mental.

@slee2695

17 күн бұрын

We're both saying the same thing..i agreed that from a danger aspect it's not comparable The average American cant run 300 meters without getting out of breath...stop acting like a 300 mile run doesnt make you a 0.00001%

I'm one

@incaseinever

Ай бұрын

😅I'm one too!😂

@humanbean3

23 күн бұрын

me too. i went so hard on those chicken nuggets earlier. nothing else mattered

Well if you wanna talk extreme personalities, then the greats in sport LeBron, Ronaldo, Jakob Ingebrigtsen, are much more extreme than we often give them credit.

@jacobtimbers

23 күн бұрын

Yes those are all exceptional people that have seemingly given everything to their field... But in the end, how can you truly tell that they'd die for what they're doing? That's the point Goggins is making in a way. With Alex, you know there's no bullshit in his dedication to what he's doing, because if he loses focus for just one second he's dead. The stakes are as high as they can possibly be.

@denis888red

23 күн бұрын

No comparison with Alex Honnold my friend. Just no comparison.

@citrusretna2088

2 күн бұрын

Who the hell is John Jakob Injebrigtsen. His name is my name too!

He got it all wrong. Alex was never ready to die, he did it because he knew he could.

Shit DG, two test came up positive. You need to get tested. And if it's not taken care of by next month united states won't do the procedure. I have to catch a base flight wit my dod card to Mexico.

@joiawilson

Ай бұрын

And thanks for next week. I got the wire.

I climb my whole life. I have to say this is so off the mark that is really enoyable to watch

Don't wait too long to meet him, because as a free-climbing soloist, his days are numbered. Gravity will prevail.

@Tony.795

19 күн бұрын

He has stopped free soloing pretty much right after that climb.

@4Joo4

13 күн бұрын

@@Tony.795 Doubt it

Disagree. I just think Alex is just so chill that all of this probably didn't factor into his mind at all. He just saw a big rock and had fun on it.

@murphyshsu

29 күн бұрын

No. He put months of preparation into planning his route. He climbed it with ropes over and over and over *first* to make sure he could do it without ropes. Alex doesn’t have a death wish, but he wanted to do something barely possible. And he did.

@darylfoster7944

27 күн бұрын

He has some unusually low amount of a brain chemical that causes a fear response. They discuss it in the movie. That being said, he climbed a 3000 foot sheer rock face basically with his fingertips.

Who really cares... when 99% of the people are not like this......I say once again who cares.....could it be that the people who get up every day that are kind and thankful do what’s right- the ordinary people are the extraordinary-that’s the problem with American the want to worship the less than one percent that real contribute nothing to humanity. Honor the ordinary because they are extraordinary.

I am not impressed with what he did.....hahahahaha Sorry mate. You have no idea. It is also not 3-4 hours. He prepared for this for 9 years.

Yep, yall definitely on that rock. Somewhere along the line you lost your way, thinking your sacrifice has worth in that that kind of selfishness. Sure it's an impressive feat, but there's very little meaning outside of self. That's really why them team guys didn't like you, because it was about you. They know what your trying to motivate others to do is fools gold.

@priley817

Ай бұрын

How is there little meaning outside self, people like Goggins pursuing human excellence are inspiring MILLIONS of people to be better in all areas of life.. showing people what’s possible. Also it’s well documented they didn’t like him because Goggins held the STANDARD in the teams and never stopped pushing to be better and stronger while all the guys after BUDS thought they “made it” and stopped pushing themselves to be the best they can be. I suggest you watch the chips and caviar interview with Goggins because you seem to be speaking about things you don’t know much about it. Quite sad you are over here minimizing Goggins accomplishments. You don’t know anything about the man, he works as an advanced emergency technician in a hospital when he isn’t speaking + as a wildland fire fighter, not to mention his military service. So you want to talk about selfish? Please tell me how that’s selfish, also inspiring millions of people btw.

@BenJehovah6969

Ай бұрын

@priley817 Because it's all pride and unhealthy ego nonsense. Because it's all fake hard charger nonsense that the real cringe at. Because he is a character doesn't mean he has character.

@priley817

Ай бұрын

@@BenJehovah6969 You have a problem with a man having pride in himself and having an ego? Fake hard? Goggins was in COMBAT as a primary navigator to the prime minister an put his life on the line during his service. Also not to mention all the other physical stuff he’s done so it ain’t FAKE tough when you run 240 miles, that takes mental strength you can’t even fathom. He practices what he preaches. I already refuted you in the above post, and just did it again. Also maybe you should stop worrying about other men and you yourself become a strong man that you can be proud of instead of trying to diminish a man that was once a shell of a man and became something HE could be proud of. Wish you well my guy, do better.

@BenJehovah6969

Ай бұрын

@priley817 whatever bro, take that shit back to the Corp and let them brainwashed jargheads eat that bs up. He ain't the only vet out here, and the only real motivation here is fame and money. Its fake as hell

@priley817

Ай бұрын

@@igotdatdoginme We got to all share this world together, I was once a fool and now i’m not, so it’s possible through exchange of dialogue we can shift perspectives. Lmao albeit there is a low conversion rate

What Honald does is immature, selfish and a bit stupid. Any man that can say ‘fuck my kids future’ for my own gratification is not a great person.

@maxdrags3115

12 күн бұрын

That's bull and you know it, grow up kid.

Scoggins is riding Alex’s coat tails. SEALS call that stolen valor.

That's cool and all but after you have kids. You should not be risking your life for stuff like this! If so, DON'T HAVE KIDS.

That`s basically saying "we are selfish sociopaths that don`t care about our families."

@maxdrags3115

12 күн бұрын

It's most definitely not, grow up.

Lmao I’m not so impressed with what he did… dude is on a whole level by himself. I don’t think Goggings has an appreciation for rock climbing. Honnold is going down in history as something truly special. Goggins is not. They’re not at the same level by any stretch.

This Goggin guy spends too much time talking about other people.

@maxdrags3115

12 күн бұрын

He literally doesn't, be quiet kid.

free soloing is stupid

It's pretty ignorant and narcissistic of David Goggins to compare what he does to what Alex Honnold does. Doing 100 pull ups in five minutes or running an ultramartathon is impressive, don't get me wrong, however what Alex Honnold did on that day is infinitely more physically and mentally demanding. Plenty of people consider it to be a crowning athletic feat of mankind scaling that wall with no safety equipment but there are thousands of people who can do what Goggin's does. Honnold is in a different league, brain scans even show that his fear center of the brain works differently to other people's as he faces his own mortality so often. Get over yourself David you come off like an ignorant fool in this video. Peace

If what Alex did is not impressive then you are impossible to impress. There has been no greater achievement in history. Why? No one else has ever accomplished what Alex did. Including Goggins.

Goggins would crap himself a 14 metres

Goggins thinks he’s special. That’s cute, man, so many people have done the same or more.

@JC-hq7iu

20 күн бұрын

He is absolutely special. Literally nobody has done what he has. Seal teams after weighing 300 lb. Ultra marathon winner after the teams. You should read his book

@slee2695

18 күн бұрын

Lmao you play video games

this guy is full of BS

There's a lot of bullshit in that fascination, admiration and whatnot. Sounds like an insufferable dude, this Goggins guy.

@maxdrags3115

12 күн бұрын

No, YOU just sounds jealous and hateful. Nothing he said is wrong. Grow up kid.

This time i disagree with David. Alex the guy from free solo is a selfish maniac .yes exactly you dont care about anyone else only about that rock . You dont care about your love ones or if you die. Thats a selfish mindset. You can achieve greatness and dont risk your life. Watch the documentary called free solo yes its amazing but at the same time its stupid

@Propane_Acccessories

Ай бұрын

We will always have people that push the boundaries of what is possible. I believe they are born with that purpose.

@jblizzard962

Ай бұрын

Alex Honnold got Autism so he thinks differently. Difficult for us to understand. Do not think he is selfish. He just thinks differently. For him its difficult to understand how we she the world. Just because someone is different does not make him selfish.

@JWar-

27 күн бұрын

Nah, you just don't get it.

@darylfoster7944

27 күн бұрын

@@jblizzard962 he also has a low level of the brain chemical that causes fear. That helps him with the mental aspect. Still, it was one of the greatest athletic achievements in human history.

@shawnmann9491

26 күн бұрын

Shane McConkey brought out similar comments from countless people in discussions about his fatal accident.

Intereviewer is asleep lol

He looks sick! Looks anorectic🙏