In reply to stp:
I really liked this video for its simplicity of showing the movements required to complete the climb. There were no distractions. No soft slow sequences of the walk in with low level shots of feet, bubbling streams, sunbursts, chalk dust in the sun and all that baggage that seems to have become a requirement of the climbing video. The simple soundtrack of encouragement was a more pleasant accompaniment than some of the music that seems to be have become essential in many films. Notably I didn't detect any product placement!
Judging by the presence of a photographer in the footage we can expect a fully rounded version of this accomplishment but it would take a really imaginative approach to better what I have just seen as a record of this landmark climb by a climber at the top of their game.
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