Don't forget that Stefano is one of the five people who ever climbed a 9b+. And by the way, Lowa is a german brand. The name comes from Lorenz Wagner :)

@AlbertOkay

4 жыл бұрын

I have an entire video of Stefano coming out soon! He's such a talented climber. I did mess up there - I actually had a pair of the Lowa Rockets and it had a made in Italy tag on it - but I should have double checked. They do manufacture/distribute from Italy, but definitely are a German company. Thanks for the catch! I'll put an annotation on it to fix it.

@mikafull

4 жыл бұрын

@@AlbertOkay Oh really, love my rockets, but my copie is made in Romania. Strange.

@AlbertOkay

4 жыл бұрын

@@mikafull Wow that's weird...maybe they have factories in different places? Either way thanks for the info so I can fix it! :)

@chrissmithdoe2100

4 жыл бұрын

yes, this is really a bigger achievement than winning several gold medals, i think... there are many multiple gold-medalists and season champs who never climbed 9b+

@camerondavis6607

3 жыл бұрын

@Machelle Stingley thats a scam, please get off of youtube comments

Well told and touching story. I will comment to help your engagement metrics.

@AlbertOkay

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Ivan! This was one of my favorite videos to make and it really means allot that people like you enjoy it.

Without you I wouldn’t have been able to ever hear about this story, super solid video

You'r like the most dedicated climbing fan i know, this video is a masterpiece, thanks for sharing those passionating content, French viewer 😊 (apologize for my English)

@AlbertOkay

4 жыл бұрын

Merci beaucoup!!! Beaucoup d'amour du Colorado! Heureux d'avoir une visionneuse française

@madisonmorris7394

3 жыл бұрын

You’re* but otherwise wonderful English :D

The layout of the video was so simple but just so impactful, thank you!!

@AlbertOkay

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you ! :)

Im so happy i found your channel, ive just done a big binge and its soo good. This one made me smile so hard! Thank you sir!

@AlbertOkay

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Trixie - and super thanks for watching this one. It's one of my favorite stories and it means allot to me that you enjoyed hearing my narration of it!

This video is so good!!! Sooooo good

@AlbertOkay

4 жыл бұрын

Glad you appreciate this one, it's one of my personal favorite stories!

18:25 gave me goosebumps. I really look like a freaking porcupine, it's no joke. You, sir, got a new subscriber.

@AlbertOkay

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Roger! Hope your goosebumps have settled down now - don't want you to poke anything!

This is my favourite IFSC WC memory - together with Mia Krampl's beautiful 3rd place while injured. Great movie and tribute to a living legend!

@VelascoFlorencia

3 жыл бұрын

Me too!

Dude your story telling is absolutely amazing. I was so captured by every minute of this climbing video! I'm so inspired now 🥺

I started climbing at the start of 2018. I also began following the world cup as my love of the sport grew further and further. I remember watching this event, and while Charlie did a wonderful job of putting Gabri's climbing life into perspective, your take on this day has made me realise how much more special that event truly was.

@AlbertOkay

4 жыл бұрын

Wow thanks Dan, these kind of comments are what drive me to keep making videos like these :)

This gives me lots of motivation!! Thanks for the video

I normally don’t comment but just wanted to say that these videos are so high quality. Keep up the awesome work, I really enjoy all of the work you put in!

I think I have seen 10 of your videos in a row today. They are amazing ! Great work !

Okay, this one brought me to tears. Awesome video, per usual!!! LOVE LOVE LOVE your content!

I was in the audience for that comp. It is one of the best I have ever seen. And seeing it now brought it all back. I'm welling up again.

One of my favorite videos... Watched it again today and enjoyed it even more than the first time. :)

Very moving video, perfect story, editing and music. Thank you!

Haven't even finished but I have to tell you that this video is absolutely amazing! Thank you for making this!!!

What a fantastic film. Thank you for putting this quality content together

Fantastic video, and amazing channel all together.

Absolutely awesome! Heartwarming story, so happy for Gabriele!

What is this content? Just amazing, Albert! Keep em coming!

i looove your channel. i just went bouldering today haha so this makes me excited to push myself some more next time

I've been binging your content whilst procastinating my studies, and I must say I really love your content, from the Breaking the Beta to this more long-form and well told narratives, you do an amazing job! Keep up the good work Albert, much love from Norway

Great video ! Just discovered this channel and it's awesome ! keep doing what you are doing please !!

@AlbertOkay

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you thankyou! I will keep it up!!!

Such nice video, well done, with nice sense of humor. Gabry is a such strong mate!

Absolutely amazing video!

It was amazing and really inspirational, thank you !

@AlbertOkay

4 жыл бұрын

Many thanks! I'm making another longer video and I hope you'll enjoy that when it comes out!

Awesome work there, by Moroni and you Albert!

Amazing content Albert ❤️... Couldn't remember the last time I binged through a KZread channel...keep crushing it

@AlbertOkay

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much for the support arun

Killed it with this video!!!!!

What a great story. You definitely have a great give of creating and delivering very good stories.

@AlbertOkay

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

This was a great video!

Love you work mate, keep it up

Great video! Gabriele is amazing.

@AlbertOkay

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks! He really inspired me to train hard. Love his story :)

awesome content, loving your work man... keep it up :D

Video topic suggestion: "How to read a climbing notebook". I see in all climbing movies these notebooks, these routes that are partially sketches of the line and notes of moves and holds. It seems there are some standards for this notation, but I can't find info on that anywhere clearly explained. Thank you for the great video and nicely maintained channel!

Such a great video! Loving the beta breaking content too! Im fairly new to climbing so would love to see some more stories from earlier seasons like this. A wiki page showing that the 2013 lead season was close between kim and markovic doesnt really tell the whole story for example!

Real nice video and super nice channel man, keep up the good work! Already addicted to those beta break videos ;) thank you!!

Awesome video keep it up!🙌

Really like your videos dude, definitely need more of this style in the climbing community. A few things that you could improve on but I can't wait to see how your videos continue to develop and improve. I checked your patreon and you seem to have no patrons! I guess I'm the lucky guy that gets to be first. Keep creating dude!

@AlbertOkay

4 жыл бұрын

Hey Jack! Thanks allot man. I'll respond more in detail to this comment in a private message but I really appreciate the support!

Great video and Gabri will always be my favourite climber!

Nice one Albert--FS

Wow! Thanks Albert 👌👌

Excellent video!

Dude you are an inspiration for up and coming you tubers insane what you did in a month! Im just getting into making a channel and climbing

@AlbertOkay

4 жыл бұрын

Go for it dude! You're going to do great!

This channel is amazing. But the sound levels are a bit off sometimes. Otherwise great editing

@AlbertOkay

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Emil! I'm getting a new mic soon! Check out the end of my latest video on footwork and you'll see how much of a potato microphone I've been recording on haha

@Lalaland.001

3 жыл бұрын

@@AlbertOkay If you would normalize and denoise your recordings in audacity, that would level out your audio levels and take all the noise out of your recordings. Just check youtube for some tutorials, audacity is a free software for audio, really works miracles on cleaning up your recordings...It's easy to do and free as well, and improves on your quality which is already really good as well. win win...Thank you for sharing these videos my man, new climber, but a pro audio engineer...Your channel really pushed me to get into climbing so thank you for that...

Amazing man

@AlbertOkay

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Konrad! This was one my favorite videos that I've made so I'm glad you enjoyed the story :)

Gabry è sempre un gran ragazzo... Grazie per il video

what a story - and really nice commentary

@AlbertOkay

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you Tobias! I really appreciate the comment!

it's not just 10,000. It's also luck - opportunities. Great video, I love these underrated gems, used to skip watching Moroni's climbs in competitions in favor of the big namers- now I will pause and watch his attempts. Thank you

Love it!

@AlbertOkay

4 жыл бұрын

:)

Such nice editing!

@AlbertOkay

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Jared! I'm working towards better equipment so it'll only get better from here!

Very touching story, please make more video to introduce these world class climbers.

Awesome!

@AlbertOkay

4 жыл бұрын

:)

Great video

Amazing video thank you very much and congratulations to Gabriele. The title is a bit misleading though. I assume you arrived at the 122k hours by doing 14 (years)*365 (days/year)*24 (h/d) = 122640...however the timeframe for the 10k "rule" is actual hours of deliberate practice not total time elapsed. Not sure how much a climbing pro practices but if we assume a regular workday of 8h and 250 days of working on their craft (because they have to rest and 8h deliberate practice for a pro athlete is a very high estimate) we arrive at "only" 28k hours. Still an insane number, goes to show that you need about 5 years of full time dedication to reach the 10k.

There is a youtuber for basketball/NBA topics and stories called jxmyhighroller. The way you narrate your stories reminds me a lot of his style and I thoroughly enjoy it!!! keep it up man, the climbing community needs youtubers like you!

@AlbertOkay

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Ryan! I'm definitely going to check him out and get some knowledge on NBA, not too versed in that world but definitely fun to watch!

New fan of this ginger, gonna follow him everywhere.. Hope he doesn't steal my soul. :)

wow great content !

Thumbs up for the amount of effort you put in to create every single video. Great content, awesome from all perspective. Do you mind if I used it within my climbing lessons? My kids would love it. Keep up the hardwork!!! Thank you for the video.

@AlbertOkay

4 жыл бұрын

100% go ahead! I would love if it was used to teach others!

The 10k hour rule refers to hours of intentional practice... you dont just count the hours over a period of x years... however thank you for the great video, gabri is an italian pride

Amazing

Great!

so so so so good man

you're like the nerdwriter of bouldering!!

@AlbertOkay

4 жыл бұрын

WOW! What an honor to be compared to him! I'll try and keep it up and hope you'll enjoy my future content!

Smiling from 👂 to 👂 at the end!

@AlbertOkay

3 жыл бұрын

I watch beta breaks because I love seeing innovation. I watch your commentaries on climbing shoes and other such things to gain a better understanding of the sport. I will be watching this particular video, multiple time, just so I can internalize that you only fail, when you give up.

I cried

Thanks for the video, very touching! An interesting fact, don’t mean to dishearten anyone, but the 10,000 hours theory has later been disproved - apparently some people make progress faster than the others. Doesn’t mean that we shouldn’t continue trying!

@AlbertOkay

4 жыл бұрын

Most definitely! Allot of people will take shorter and some people will even take longer! I definitely think 10,000 hours is a good starting point to get good at something regardless!

When he finally gets is you just see pure happiness

10:08 so I did some math. 10,000 hours= 416.667 days Add in 8hrs of sleep a day and that adds up to 6225hrs of sleep. Add three meals a day and I gave an hour a day to food. Assuming you’ve got outside engagements and personal events, I’ve added an additional hour on average per day. Training: 10,000 Sleep: 3,336 Food: 417 Extra: 417 ________________________ 14,170 hrs min. 14,170 hrs translates to 590.416 days. 590.416 days is 1 year and 225.4 days. Just barely over 1 1/2 years. You guys can do anything if you set your mind to it!

@Hosebrain

3 жыл бұрын

Add in 9 hrs work and 45 min drive to the gym. I was doing the math for myself over an 8 year period. Figured if I can be an expert by the age of 40 I'd be satisfied with that. Still would take me 3 1/2 hours a day which is not at all possible for me. Maybe I'll give myself an additional 5 years.

well made vid

Almost cried bro

Can I request a similar video about the achievements of Romain Desgranges in his magical year 2017?

@AlbertOkay

4 жыл бұрын

I'll keep it in mind in the future!

the audio mixing and quality was a bit rough on this one, but the video was very interesting

great video and a great story :) maybe I missed it, but I'm curious what the significance of 122,000 hours is in this case. does it represent the 14 years?

@AlbertOkay

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks! It does represent it - 14 years is 122640 - but I rounded it down a bit for a whole number!

@willh2822

4 жыл бұрын

@@AlbertOkay thats not how the 10000 hour rule works. its time spent doing that activity. so if he climbed for 2 hours every day that would be 2 x 365 x 14 = 10220 hours which means he has just reached the 10000 hours mark

Is GabrielE , not Gabriel ... This video is amazing , you always do a great job man ! tx

@AlbertOkay

4 жыл бұрын

Realized my mistake, but hopefully the video was still good otherwise!

@miky8788

4 жыл бұрын

@@AlbertOkay , 1 name in 1 video it's more than ok , if you listen me talk in english ; ) as italian !! (you can imagine) it's a great video don't worry !!

@AlbertOkay

4 жыл бұрын

@@miky8788 :)

ok that was sick, but gotta disagree with the commentator saying "anything Tomoa can do, Gabrielle can do better." That last problem looked way smoother from Tomoa. Doesn't really matter, a top is a top though.

@willh2822

4 жыл бұрын

well gabrielle won, so he did do better. but yea overall tomoa is a better climber. hes flashed v14

Proud to be the 1,000th person to like this!

Only thing I dont understand is why this video has 22 mins with 5 minutes of silence :/

I think climbing technology is Italian too!

8:54 why would you do that to us, rip headphones

i just subbed but PLEASE, equalize your sound, musics are wayy too loud and when it/you talk, i have to raise my volume up again ( i really love your beta break series but its the same ) still subbed, the materials is really great

What is going on, who is cutting unions while I'm watching this😭

5:54 at least he's consistent

The Music was louder than the commentator during the final. Couldn’t hear anything they said :( hope this is ok feedback.

you know 10 thousand hours really isn't that much, I'm way past that and I'm still garbage lol

Gg g.moroni

Hello

@AlbertOkay

4 жыл бұрын

Hi

Bel video, però per fare 20 minuti di video su Gabriele Moroni potevi almeno imparare a pronunciare il suo nome! In the preparation of the video, why haven't you asked for the correct pronunciation of the name, Gabriele?