Yannick Flohé in one of the most difficult indoor routes in the world: Yellow Godzilla (9b)

This video shows Yannick Flohé projecting what is perhaps the world's most difficult indoor climbing route, Yellow Godzilla (9b).

The German team recently traveled to the “Climbing Ranch” climbing hall in Slovenia for a week of training. In his recent video blog shows Alex Megos, what gadget he and Hanke took and like her teammate Yannick Flohe attempted what is perhaps the most difficult indoor route in the world.

Flea in the indoor climbing route Yellow Godzilla (9b)

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