Adam Ondra

They can.

Yeah, they can get their hands on the paperback version, the hardcover, which has Adam Ondra on the cover and is signed by him.

We don't quite have back yet from the printer, but people should be able to get that soon.

But yeah, they can.

I mean, I think some of it is just kinda knowing who you are.

Like, I don't have any delusions that I'm gonna go, um, you know, be the next Adam Ondra at 55 years old, [laughs] uh, or whoever the, the best climber is now.

Um, but it is like- On one hand, it raises your game.

Um, on the other hand, it can be demoralizing.

Number one: don't fear failure, be intrigued by it.

The first thing that always strikes me when I climb with top-tier athletes, and I've seen this with Adam Ondra, Jan Hojer, Will Bosi, Stefano Ghisolfi, is that they are never afraid to fail.

Instead, they are intrigued to learn.

When you have a climbing CV as stacked as Domin's, it would be easy to shy away from styles that don't play to your strengths so you don't look weak or get seen failing.

Uh, this week we are, uh, just as a home team.

Uh, we get a little bit of an update on what Aidan's up to and a little bit of an inside scoop of Adam Ondra versus Exodia.

Uh, and then after that we move straight on to our game of the day, our main topic, uh, which was a sort of knockout competition, uh, to try and decide who is the most influential male boulderer born in 1990 or before, uh, of all time, um, within the constraints of those aforementioned categories.

Um, so that was the main topic of the day.

He's a really, really chilled guy.

And, um, it's a local bouldering crag to Arco, really.

So, 'cause Adam and Stefano are living in Arco.

If I go bouldering, it makes most sense to come here.