Johnny Pro

Gautama said:
Johnny you think the biggest advantage to this system is the suspended tie in point? and how easy it is to obtain...?
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Not exactly sir. The biggest advantage is the access to different/ optional climbing styles. Small example- You can set up from base anchor, canopy anchor to floating (adjustable/ retrievable) anchor All from the ground. It is a diverse climbing system. That is what makes it unique. For example- Why not invest in this all around technique and spend less money on multiply equipment. It gives the climber more options. Not only that. Few examples - It is faster, safer, easier, better grip and best of all simple. Once you understand it- It becomes easy. I will soon present it in a simple instructional video. For now- I will try my best to answer questions that other climbers have.
 
treebing said:
keep your spirit clean!
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Kevin-I always enjoy your company. I wanted to state- At times when we consider the bigger picture- The picture in front of us may seem dirty. Someone sometimes has to step up to the plate and grasp opportunity, responsibility and even heavy like a burden-But that person still has good intentions at heart. I promise I have a big heart and there is a means to everything I do. I put on my Rope Runner- Wash Your Spirit Clean. It is a reminder to keep my mind cleaned from distractions. I am a very Focused person. I have a ideal and I will follow through- Thus means success. Having the big picture is not easy and if I had to give one example, It is like a parent guiding a child- When the child seems unhappy about the decision the parent had made- The parent knows they are trying their best to bring to the rest and that is the best they can apply. The child might not understand now but will later. I am Focused.
 
JohnnyPro27 said:
Not exactly sir. The biggest advantage is the access to different/ optional climbing styles. Small example- You can set up from base anchor, canopy anchor to floating (adjustable/ retrievable) anchor All from the ground. It is a diverse climbing system. That is what makes it unique. For example- Why not invest in this all around technique and spend less money on multiply equipment. It gives the climber more options. Not only that. Few examples - It is faster, safer, easier, better grip and best of all simple. Once you understand it- It becomes easy. I will soon present it in a simple instructional video. For now- I will try my best to answer questions that other climbers have.
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Are you going to be at JAMBO? Would be awesome to try it out there...?
 
What might bright your day- Might just bring rain on someone else's day. What might just bring rain on your day- Might just bright someone else's day. The best we can do is accept each other for who they are in every way. Remember to Smile and Love Strong Because whatever the weather wether rain-shine or whatever- We can find a way to dance in the rain. We can find a way to hide in the shine. Great photo from Jeffery Traynor- Friend, Brother and VideoPhotographer- Felt it went well with this message. I am only trying to relate.
 

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JohnnyPro27 said:
Not exactly sir. The biggest advantage is the access to different/ optional climbing styles. Small example- You can set up from base anchor, canopy anchor to floating (adjustable/ retrievable) anchor All from the ground. It is a diverse climbing system. That is what makes it unique. For example- Why not invest in this all around technique and spend less money on multiply equipment. It gives the climber more options. Not only that. Few examples - It is faster, safer, easier, better grip and best of all simple. Once you understand it- It becomes easy. I will soon present it in a simple instructional video. For now- I will try my best to answer questions that other climbers have.
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I look forward to the video. I am certainly a little confused by what your doing there. :loco: Looks slick Johnny P
 
MikePowers321 said:
I look forward to the video. I am certainly a little confused by what your doing there. :loco: Looks slick Johnny P
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Give honesty- What question do you have and I will try my best to help you. Be humble for skipping steps lead to no real results. We can work together as a team- as a people.
 
Tuebor said:
How did both lines in one foot ascender work? Did they tend well together, or did one get slack?
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So you can use two foot ascenders or you can use one. At times we don't need two foot ascenders to go up five feet right? We have the option of using only one. One catches both at the same time. The small spikes on the foot ascender create friction to the two lines- thus stepping becomes easy and optional. Two feet or one. The rope falls through better by using two foot ascenders. With one you might have to sit back in your harness and pull both lines through. Stay relaxed and trust in what you know. Climbing heights is about staying focused and humbled.
 
JohnnyPro27 said:
Thank you Tim- I appreciate your support. Weather you think its real support or not. I am a good Observer and I recognize real.
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My support is real, Johnny. I'm a big fan. I think you've brought something to the table that nobody else has.

I think you have a good heart. I will say that I find your most powerful responses to be the ones in which you speak plainly, and clearly answer the questions that people put to you.

In my opinion, writing in a simple and straightforward manner will cause you to win over a large number of climbers.

Kevin Bingham's humility is a large part of his appeal to me. Speaking plainly and honestly is a large part of the expression of humility.

Thanks for listening, and again, I'm a huge fan of yours.

Tim
 
TimBr said:
My support is real, Johnny. I'm a big fan. I think you've brought something to the table that nobody else has.

I think you have a good heart. I will say that I find your most powerful responses to be the ones in which you speak plainly, and clearly answer the questions that people put to you.

In my opinion, writing in a simple and straightforward manner will cause you to win over a large number of climbers.

Kevin Bingham's humility is a large part of his appeal to me. Speaking plainly and honestly is a large part of the expression of humility.

Thanks for listening, and again, I'm a huge fan of yours.

Tim
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Tim I learn from Trial and Error. Some messages I experience skipping steps. I learn. There for my error has now become success. I am new at this online game and I will learn how to translate my language to the climbers. THankyou for being Honest! That is special to me. If I know someone is honest, I can translate consistently. My language is different in which I love and freely release. I really enjoy the part where you said I have a good heart. I am pleased that my heart shows. I am not just about winning over a large group as much as helping one on one. I will try both. You see as a teacher it is best to do one on one- if anything push the student forward. Treat eachother as equals and you will grow strong. I am a huge fan of yours now. Thankyou for feedback and more important honesty. Love it.
 
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