Cory Richardsのインスタグラム(coryrichards) - 9月7日 01時19分

Swipe right // Another couple of images from the @espn #bodyissue2019 with @アレックス・オノルド // Alex's groundbreaking freesolo of El Capitan in Yosemite was a paradigm shifting event not just in climbing, but in sport as a whole. Alex was already known throughout the climbing community as an outlier, but @freesolofilm (directed by @ジミー・チン and @chaivasarhelyi and produced by @ナショナルジオグラフィック) put him on display in an unprecedented way. The film, which garnered an Academy Award for Best Documentary, exposed Alex and @sannimccandless as a fluid partnership exploring the gravity of at times oppositional goals and pursuits. The result was a window with rough edges. As inhuman as the achievement appeared, it was balanced by a more vulnerable look at two wholly human individuals, each with their own fallibilities, nuances, strengths, and weaknesses. For me, there was a necessary awkwardness and tension more palpable in the moments when Alex WASN'T climbing, highlighting a seemingly tenuous relationship with 'normal' life. And as otherworldly as the ultimate accomplishment seemed, the very reason it demanded such attention is because Alex, like all of us, is made up of flesh and bone.

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