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Michele Caminati vs El CorazonVideo

© Clément Perotti (video still)

Björn Pohl UKC

27th July, 2012

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Michele Caminati bouldering in Rocklands © Clément Perotti (video still) — Michele Caminati bouldering in Rocklands
© Clément Perotti (video still)

In this video from Clément Perotti we get to watch Michele Caminati battle his way up Daniel Woods' El Corazon, 8B, at Rocklands, SA.

This is the problem Jan Hojer managed to flash the other day. Rather impressive really.

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Michele Caminati

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Born in Parma in 1985 I grew up as a climber travelling around the world to fulfill my passion, being it competitions or outdoor climbing. During my career I've become Italian boulder champion, won the Italian...

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27 Jul, 2012

Interesting to see the failures as well as the success - it's better that way (for me) as it's possible to see the progression and learning. Extraordinary looking rock!

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