Learning stuff from anime

I didn't even know this was an actual sport, certainly no Keijo but lately I have been learning stuff from anime, last week it was Moyashimon, and now this one, I think I will follow it assuming the art doesn't decay.

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>I didn't even know this was an actual sport
Do you mean rock climbing generally, or sport climbing in particular? Sport climbing was supposed to be in the 2020 Olympics for the first time, which is maybe why they decided to make a show about it (similar to Rifle is Beautiful i guess)

Yeah, the whole color rocks climbing thing, I guess I am one of those who always thought it was a Mall/Amusement Park gimmick.

How are you this sheltered?

Let's just say these few years I have been too focused on work.

Why are you surprised that Zig Forumsnons don't know anything about the real world?

How do actual mountain climbers react to the ones who climb these colored rocks? Do they point at them and laugh?

That's a good question, consider how the other girl got triggered by the MC suggesting she visualized the route like a game.

>I didn't even know this was an actual sport
How can you be this retarded?

Anime taught me how to be sad and autistic, also angry

They're almost two completely different sports

They're usually practicing in these types of indoor gyms when its winter/wet out.

Yes. There's a controversy over bolting outdoor routes on rappel (bad) versus adding bolts from the ground up as you climb (good). Lots of gym climbers can climb difficult stuff but lack skills like downclimbing, or using traditional protection like nuts and cams.

The very few free solo climbers in the world might think this is trivial but regular free climbing is essentially just a slower version of the same thing.

>tfw haven't gone bouldering since March
People hate the coof because it destroyed their livelihoods. I hate it because I haven't been getting Zig Forums

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My problem wasn't the coof it was this. Mountain is closed until November 1st.

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You live in Wildfironia?

melbourne?
All my progress to naught, at least I can enjoy levelling up to harder climbs again

Arizona, but it hardly makes a difference in this context. it hasn't been a good summer for outdoorsy shit in the west.

Not learning per se, but Kenichi pushed me to go and sign up for the hand to hand.
It also gave me a general idea about MA types.

I wanted to watch Moyashimon because I saw pictures of a trap, he came out very late in the first season but I learned a shit ton about fermentation.

Reminder that /asp/ exists.
I haven't checked it in years, has wrasslin completely taken over?

For climbing, you want /out/.

>mostly indoor sport
>/out/
also holy shit there is ONE non-wrestling thread on /asp/, what the fuck happened??

I have always been opposed to free climbing but a friend of mine died doing it not too long ago. So FUCK free climbing. Indoor safe as fuck is the only way I'll do it.

wall climbing has been a thing since 90's bro

>mostly indoor sport
It's not.

Free climbing or free soloing? Free climbing is normally pretty safe unless you're on an X or R rated route. I agree that free soloing is not a good long term plan.
Free climbing is just in contrast to aid climbing, where you use etriers and jumars to climb directly off the protection.
Aid climbing has generally fallen out of fashion because of the steep learning curve, huge equipment investments, and the improvements in climbing shoes.

I remember those things but as I said, I never saw or hear about a competitive scene in that regard, but then again it wasn't that popular around these parts.

people who climb mountains are mega autists and they still use this to practice.

This. Just like bouldering, free climbing, free soloing and trad could be considered different sports entierly, indoor and outdoor climbing are very different. While indoor it's way easier to focus on the difficulty of each movement, outdoor it's part of the problem to even find holds. Other factors also make climbing usually "faster" indoor than outdoor and of course more secure. That way if all you care about is cracking some problems, being indoor is an option. That said most climbers would rather be outside when the weather is correct and the first crag not 300km from where you live.

Not only sheltered, but also casual, as Kokou no Hito was written like 10 years ago.

My current project is 220km from my house by road lol.