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This is how 9b + climber William Bosi trains

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The 22-year-old Scot William Bosi is one of the strongest climbers in the world. With the first ascent of King Capella (9b + / 9b) at the latest, Bosi moved into the international spotlight. In this video the guys from Lattice Training accompany him and show a typical training session by Bosi.

The "Schoolroom" in Sheffield is the legendary training temple of Ben Moon, the inventor of the moon board. In this video, Will shows us a typical session on the training board, in which he uses classics like Perky Pinky (8b) or lines like Pinky Perky (8b) from Alexander Megos. tried.

Video: Training session with Will Bosi

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