EP 81: Hazel Findlay — The Ego, Fear of Falling, and Mental Training for ‘Magic Line’

EP 81: Hazel Findlay — The Ego, Fear of Falling, and Mental Training for ‘Magic Line’

Hazel Findlay is a professional climber and mental training coach from the UK, known for her boldness on dangerous and difficult trad routes. We talked about common themes in mental coaching, how the ego manifests in our climbing, supporting your partners, fear of falling, and Hazel’s mental approach while projecting the legendary ‘Magic Line’, her first 5.14c.

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Show Notes:

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Nuggets:

5:00 – Talking across time zones, and Hazel’s home in Wales

7:00 – Masters studies, Brexit + covid, and Hazel’s lifestyle these days

9:33 – Being trapped on the ferry curing covid

11:25 – Weather in Wales

16:11 – Priorities, balancing climbing, coaching, and school, and doing stuff that involves others

20:52 – Coaching is asking questions, and helping people figure out what they want and how they can get there

25:27 – The ego

27:42 – How the ego manifests in our climbing, and loosening our attachment to outcomes

30:52 – Patron Question from Tyler: What type of people are most likely to seek coaching?

33:42 – Patron Question from Tyler: Differences between men and women (in general) when it comes to fear of falling

37:05 – Patron Question from Tyler: Advice when supporting someone who is working on their mental game?

40:37 – More resources on fear of falling

41:32 – Patron Question from Kellen: Differences between advanced and new climbers when it comes to mental training needs.

43:17 – Patron Question from Will: How to balance between confidence vs. cockiness, and cultural differences in confidence

48:46 – Magic Line description

54:51 – Hazel’s mental practice while climbing Magic Line

58:18 – Jasna’s email, and what inspired Hazel about Magic Line

1:04:19 – Question from Jasna: How did Hazel prepare for the possibility of failure?

1:07:37 – Keeping your head and climbing better

1:08:40 – Daily mental practices

1:11:20 – Hazel’s thoughts on the lack of publicity of Magic Line

1:15:17 – Patron Question from Jen: Any advice from Hazel’s shoulder surgery and recovery?

1:24:03 – Patron Question from AnnaMarie: Most memorable climb?

1:25:03 – Next El Cap route?

1:25:56 – Escaping to Greece during covid, and her upcoming trip to the states

1:29:14 – How to connect with Hazel

1:30:18 – Gratitude

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EP 245: A Political Discussion About the Health Crisis, Foreign Wars, the Future of Democracy, and More | ft. Kaizen Asiedu

EP 245: A Political Discussion About the Health Crisis, Foreign Wars, the Future of Democracy, and More | ft. Kaizen Asiedu

Kaizen Asiedu is a Harvard graduate in philosophy, an Emmy winner, and a life coach. We talked about our political backgrounds and values, what happened to RFK Jr, the health crisis in the US, foreign...

23 Loka 20242h 56min

EP 244: Felipe Camargo — The Power of Drive + Creativity, Tropical Lines in Brazil, & Moonboard Endurance Circuits

EP 244: Felipe Camargo — The Power of Drive + Creativity, Tropical Lines in Brazil, & Moonboard Endurance Circuits

Felipe Camargo is a professional climber from Brazil and the first South American to climb 9b (5.15b). We talked about his humble beginnings in climbing and selling soda to fund his first competition,...

21 Loka 20241h 38min

Follow-Up: Matt Heyliger — Pulley Injury Rehab (Part 1)

Follow-Up: Matt Heyliger — Pulley Injury Rehab (Part 1)

Matt Heyliger guides me through rehab for a minor A2 pulley injury. We talk about how the injury happened, what I should have done to nip it in the bud, the remodeling phase, when to do density hangs,...

17 Loka 202432min

EP 243: Fundamentals — How to Recover From an Injury

EP 243: Fundamentals — How to Recover From an Injury

Fundamentals Season 2 (Part 5 of 6) — Injuries suck. And unfortunately, they happen to most of us who push against our limits. In part 5, we talk about what to do when you get injured. We cover the em...

14 Loka 20241h 16min

EP 242: Molly Beard — The Language of Movement, Budgeting Your Body Dollars, and Advice From an L5 Routesetter

EP 242: Molly Beard — The Language of Movement, Budgeting Your Body Dollars, and Advice From an L5 Routesetter

Molly Beard was the first female L5 routesetter in the US. We talked about what climbing gyms were like in the 90s, how she got started in routesetting, learning the language of movement, getting her ...

7 Loka 20242h 3min

EP 241: Fundamentals — How to Train Your Fingers

EP 241: Fundamentals — How to Train Your Fingers

Fundamentals Season 2 (Part 4 of 6) — Everybody wants stronger fingers. In this episode, Jesse and I share our top tips and pitfalls when it comes to building functional finger strength for climbing. ...

30 Syys 20241h 41min

EP 240: Alex Megos — Post-Olympic Sending Spree, the America Tour, and Making Changes to Reach His Full Potential

EP 240: Alex Megos — Post-Olympic Sending Spree, the America Tour, and Making Changes to Reach His Full Potential

Alex Megos is a German professional climber and a living legend. He recorded this podcast from the Flatanger campground during his recent sending spree in Norway. We talked about sending Change 9b+, w...

23 Syys 20241h 18min

BONUS: Ron Kauk — A Call for Future Generations

BONUS: Ron Kauk — A Call for Future Generations

Another phone call with Ron Kauk.Donate to Sacred Rok if you wish:sacredrok.org

19 Syys 202443min

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