Alex Honnold

It makes your skin, you know, it makes you hot and stuff.

And so, you know, just things like that.

You're like, well, if you're doing it for TV and you're trying to broadcast it, then you want it to look good.

But if you're trying to do it for hard climbing in good conditions, you do it in full shade.

And Netflix had a 10-second delay just in case you fell.

I mean, I'm sure part of it's in case you fall, but part of it's like, what if somebody unplugs one of the things?

You know what I mean?

It's so complicated.

There's so much stuff going on.

It's insane.

The thing I was most nervous about when I started were the bamboo boxes, like doing these eight overhanging segments because they're just so relentlessly the same move.

And it's just it's pretty physical.

Like you get tired for sure.

I mean, the actual physical hardest moves, like actually randomly one of these corners up here would have been quite a hard move.

But there was this freaking security camera bolted out of the wall.

And so you use the security camera as this handle.

It was really freaking cool.

And it was like bolted on these giant bolts.

So it like looks super safe.

And, you know, it was like very robust and secure.