'That doesn't exist on real rock!'

Some indoor climbing moves are often called "ridiculous" because you would never find them outdoors. Today, we try to myth-bust that theory!

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[Voidload]

Who caaares if it exist. We enjoy unique encounters and that one's unique and genius. God damn hardcore rockers...

[AtomicFlounder]

Even if it only exists in one spot in the world, in all the rocks, it's still good to practice whatever you can for rock climbing

[theblackcatgirl]

People REALLY wanna tell rock climbers that a certain rock shape doesn't exist when they haven't gone outside.

[Jonathan_Doe_]

This guy has more faith in his knee ligaments than I have in my relationship.

[OccupiedMuffins]

Idk I think it’s important to have things you’ll never encounter on actual rocks. It forces you to think outside of the box and get comfortable doing insane shit like that lmao

[zachariz]

it's not about rock climbing, it's about puzzle solving it. It's hard and shows how much thought goes into it. Whether it is rock climbing or not, who cares. You showcase your knowledge and your strength. Nothing wrong with that

[ascotter]

This is sick! And even if it didn’t exist on real rock, gym climbing is so enjoyable for its own unique reasons

[joshuakely]

It has to exist. You just found almost a perfect example. There's so many ways rock can form, I doubt that's even extremely rare, people probably just don't think of it at much

[likemy]

my congratulations to the guy who examined every single rock in the world to reach this conclusion

[puppetfan]

I swear that rock climbers grip is on another level

[fozza]

It's interesting to point out that people who are greatly skilled at something probably wouldn't hate on other people who were greatly skilled at something.

[claw]

The sheer gatekeeping in rock climbing amazes me

[ProfessionalCommentor]

Every move is a move in rock climbing if you don’t wanna fall

[bud]

There's no quicker path for failure than not training for something because it's "unlikely" you'll encounter it.

[MrDuckTrollson]

All I can say is: That would dislocate/break something of mine

[hughesga]

It's not a technique that would probably ever be used in a team rock setting, but it is a combination of extremely technical movements and major strength that would most definitely be used on actual rock. Not to mention that was just cool as shit.

[cykological]

*-My own flexibility has left the chat*

[JdoiUrmum]

i love he said “you’re probably right” than everybody started backing him up

[dennis]

That’s like telling a phd physicist that they don’t know math 💀

[Furnus]

Couldnt care less if it exists. Climbing is more fun with variation. Indoors, outdoors, bouldering, top, lead, hard, easy... Its all good and props to those that help keeping this sport interesting