🏋️ Fitness & Wellness 1d ago · Samantha Macilwaine

Yes, Honnold Visualized Falling—and Other Details from Jimmy Chin’s New Book of Advice from Extraordinary People

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Yes, Honnold Visualized Falling—and Other Details from Jimmy Chin’s New Book of Advice from Extraordinary People
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Free soloing is so psychologically challenging—and not just to people who do it but also to everybody else—that it always gets everyone asking, “Why? Are you sure you’re doing it for the right reasons?” Alex [Honnold] has thought about this a lot. He says the positive ideal, among close observers of the sport, tends to be Peter Croft. As Alex put it, “Anybody that looks at Peter Croft’s climbing always gets a sense that everything he’s done he did because he loves it, because he’s just out playi

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