Adam Ondra’s 🇨🇿 Insane Flexibility 🥇

In the 2021 Meiringen World Cup, Adam Ondra matches M2 with an insane amount of strength and flexibility winning first place in the end!

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[PeterLE]

I wouldn't call his flexibility insane. But his mobility is really impressive

[BatLB]

Adam is btw not just an awesome climber, but just an overall wholesome human being. Watch his Videos with Magnus Midtbo, hes so fun to watch.

[matthewmurphy]

“He’s flexible in all of his body parts.” She says that with authority.

[jasmynjohnson]

Adam is so good at bouldering because he’s so agile and flexible in his movements. A joy of a human being too !

[oldfrend]

how would a dude with shorter arms even attempt that?!? good god.

[saschaotterburn]

I wouldn't call this flexibility, but mobility and reach is insane, plus the way he moves and uses his body is insane!

[TechTessellator]

Although Adam as shown that he is REALLY flexible, this isn't it. It's more so about wing span.

[Kraaketaer]

Doesn't look like this has much to do with flexibility - though obviously his mobility is damn good! - the main difference between Ondra and the others shown here is his body positioning when moving into and past the first large hold. He has his arms and torso oriented pretty different from anyone else, which lets him find stability and reach.

[goloher]

Funny comments. It's his wingspan! It's his reach! It's his height! No guys, it's he's an outstanding athlete.

[AdamKensKa]

Well no wonder it's Adam Ondra ! Love the vid

[blakes]

man that wingspan is so unfair sometimes lmao

[newpartnerstore]

The first time I tried bouldering, I experienced cramps several times.

[NOProxD]

I think his hight was also an Important factor benefiting that Climb

[borisbel]

Try to imagine one of these guys giving you a purple nurple

[jrwhisky]

it looks to like the main difference is Adam trusted his left foot and kept his balance

[notapplicable]

I mean flexibility but also the wingspan and strength to do it static

[mignightsnack]

It didn't seem like it was really his flexibility that got him the send, but as mentioned by others, his reach. I mean, yes he's flexible, but by no means did this video show anything 'insane.'

[Canovar]

weird that all climbers are really thin as well as very strong. love how every branch has their own style

[felathar]

Imagine if he was allowed to scream. They had to nerf him.

[razzinijj]

Wingspan had a lot to do with this particular route