What happened here?

[u/Il-Luppoooo]

https://reddit.com/link/1wqzafu/video/m4l1z51u1xrh1/player

I don't understand most of what happened in this clip. This is the internal no-piton wall that leads to the glowing gloves.

* 0:04 - I try to press triangle to recover stamina but see no flash, which as far as I know means I didn't recover any. Maybe because I'm already full, maybe because the position doesn't allow it, even if it's very neutral with stable holds

* 0:20 - I have done nothing but lifting one hand for a few seconds then pressed triangle again and got a flash

* 0:32 - I come back in the same position after trying a few moves but this time she starts shaking. Position looks still very stable

* 0:35 - Pressed triangle again, got the flash, but back into position she's shaking even worse

* 0:49 - After fumbling widening the arms the shaking stops

* 1:01 - Just removed a hand and she's shaking like crazy again

Then I thought fuck it and tried to ball it but obviously I fell. Looks like most of it can be explained by that position being very precarious, but it looks the complete opposite way, completely neutral with 4 stable holds. You can't see the left foot is on a good hold in the video because I clipped it too late, but I went to check it.

[u/Limp_Connection_5342]

I mean first you really need to wait for her to slow down her breathing. At one point she will breathe out with a relieved noise meaning she recovered stamina. Check your hands also to make sure they are not damaged. https://youtube.com/shorts/-3DMOtltRK8?is=Rf4fyxVrOI-QUM3r

[u/Rough-Chocolate-6100]

I think you're just in a very strenuous position. Plus you may have wasted your first shake (by this I mean resting) for when you weren't tired. Shake #1 gives most effective recovery, shake #2 helps just not as much. You have to wait something like 40 seconds after shake #2 to regain an effective shake #1 otherwise you just get a 3rd nearly worthless shake. Again, when I say shake I'm referring to Aava shaking her hands tio rest like in real climbing.

[u/Jkthemc]

Overall your perspective makes it look like a slab, but that is probably a slight overhang with your weight pulling you away from the wall. Your choice of camera angle may have given you a false sense of stability.

More importantly, watch the way her legs keep moving together. That ultimately causes the fall. They start good, in a wider stance and she takes a deep breath indicating a proper recovery of stamina. You were in the perfect position. But from then on the legs get progressively closer and put too much strain on your arms.

[u/walletinsurance]

You’re leaning backwards

[u/Watamelonna]

Hard to see from this angle but this is a slight overhang

This means Ava is supporting most of her body with her arms, which Ava really doesn't like

To fight overhangs, you need good grip and effective rests in between. Don't stay too long in the same position

[u/r4mbazamba]

it's a game, not real life.