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If I tried this, I know I'd pole vault myself off the cliff and die

Where do I get one from?

Where do you get the polls from?

Roosevelt's favorite video, the definition of "speak softly and carry a big stick."

That's so bad ass crazy 😂 so cool

Canario.

Buenas Antonio olé tú valor por andar por esos riscos tan complicados, gracias por divulgar parte de la cultura canaria

Do you make the Poles yourself? Is there somewhere to purchase the pole?

Fuck that

With people like you we can truly say the guanches never really died out, they just adapted and changed

This is the most beautiful documentary I've seen. A real ode to the old canarios. Thank you very much for making such a wonderful video, makes me proud to be Canary Island heritage. My grandfather had a lanza, we still have some land up the mountain that the shepherds still use for their cattle. I'ts wonderful how the canary islands is so connected to its past yet so few understand or promote this.

Muy bueno

¿has tenido problemas con resbalones por ir en costa? El salto del segundo 24 da miedo! saltas casi sin haber asegurado. un saludo, gracias por los videos

This is soooo much better than all the other videos I've seen on this, it actually shows it being used. Wow, those cliffs look terrifying, but also, awesome!

el palo canario

Chacho¡

Soy tinerfeña y lo cierto, es que me has emocionado, es una suerte vivir donde vivamos. Por desgracia, poco queda de las tradiciones de nuestro pueblo y el salto del pastor no debe perderse, es una prueba más de la cultura de nuestras islas

Hickers be like = let's rotate camera 90⁰ to make video look like dangerous

I have a new obsession...

safety in cords and 2 ways to do it ...cool to see the shepherd's leap in real view ...👍

I can really see how this pole makes traversing easier in this video

Faaaaaaaaaark, No way, in NZ cooool

🌈

Nope.

Ropes......we don't need no stinking ropes

He's got that style when he does it

Grandiosa y espectacular disciplina venida de una tradición milenaria de gente laboriosa, valiente, ágil, inteligente, caminar entre riscos, picos, cimas y honduras. Gracias por mostrarnos ese deporte extremo practicado por el pueblo CANARIO..

tHe ViDeO’s uPsiDe dOwN

Mi padre muerto en 2019, salvo a una mujer que colgaba de un árbol, veremos lo que nos contará la memoria democrática sobre los hombres Señora!!!

Stick OP **happy monke noises**

Could you make a video with different techniquea used to climb up and down? :) Thanks you for this 🙏

This is amazing post more of this

Good job man

Came here from DOD

Niiice

What if you drop your stick 😬

Suba más videos priml

Goosebumps 😱

That’s super cool, but I think il stick with the rope line.

And u wonder why he has duct tape on his helmet

It’s so cool to see the paths they’ve been taking for many generations after generation . Glad ppl are bringing it back

What tree in new Zealand can I use for the pole?

The camera angle made my head spin. Wow wow and wow it looks amazing.

El video se "entiende" mejor si se gira 180 grados

This video deserves way more views!

Soy Canario y me ha encantado el vídeo. Le recomiendo hacer un vídeo sobre el “Juego del Palo”. I’m from the Canary Islands and I loved your video. I recommend making one about the “Juego del Palo”, another amazing activity from our ancestors.

This is unimaginably dangerous. The pleasant music and the seemingly relaxed pace at which this man is performing this technique contribute to the illusion that this is some leisurely afternoon activity. The reality couldn’t be further from the truth.

The vid is upside down btw

This is just what i've been needing when navigating the rocky terrain in South Texas! All the rivers here are surrounded by 10ft tall boulders and regular trekking poles arent sufficient. My friends and I usually have to manually climb and descend by hand. I cant wait to make a Saltadores pole.

I wouldn’t feel too great about climbing below someone doing this. It’s an impalement waiting to happen.