

E116: Jorg Verhoeven - Hold fabrication, comp reflections and mental wellbeing
Sep 25, 2024
Jorg Verhoeven, a prominent climber and mental wellbeing advocate, dives into insightful reflections on competitive climbing and its psychological challenges. He discusses the evolving ethics of hold fabrication, especially in Spain, and the importance of mental health for climbers. Jorg shares personal anecdotes about balancing passion with pressure in competitions and highlights the emotional landscapes climbers navigate. This engaging conversation emphasizes community, authenticity, and the often-overlooked mental struggles in the sport.
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Intro
00:00 • 4min
Engaging Conversations and Community Support
03:44 • 3min
Exploring the Landscape of Climbing Podcasts
06:40 • 2min
Navigating Life Across Borders: Travel Challenges and Eco-Conscious Choices
09:00 • 2min
The Evolution of Climbing Training and Competitions
11:03 • 29min
Exploring Fairness in Climbing Competitions Through Temperature Dynamics
39:47 • 3min
The Climb of Competition: Balancing Passion and Performance
42:26 • 21min
Climbing the Emotional Landscape
01:03:13 • 31min
Aging and Climbing: Shifting Perspectives
01:34:05 • 9min
Navigating Ethics in Climbing Routes
01:43:24 • 31min
Ethics of Chipped Holds in Climbing
02:14:09 • 10min