E03: HangTimes | Shawn Raboutou FA, V10 at 10 & Rethinking Chalk

In this episode of The HangTimes:🔥 10-year-old Alby Rezk becomes Australia's youngest V10 climbers after sending The Viking in the Grampians.🔥 Shaun Raboutou quietly establishes a brand new V14 in Nowra before Aussies own Ryan Sklenica secures the second ascent.🔥 Open Project launches a new initiative to rethink chalk distribution and reduce waste across Australian climbing gyms.🔥 Plus, Australia's biggest indoor climbing prize pool is announced with $15,000 up for grabs.If you enjoy keeping up with everything happening around Australian climbing, subscribe and join us every fortnight.LINKS👉 FOLLOW / SUBSCRIBE 👉 THE HANGOUT INSTAGRAM👉 THE HANGOUT YOUTUBEGUEST LINKS📸  Alby Rezk📸 Ryan Sklenica 📸 Open Project🗞️ OP Press - Rethinking Chalk📸 Olio x Skywood $15,000 PrizeCHAPTERS0:00 - Welcome to Hang Times #30:11 - 10-Year-Old Alby Climbs V101:30 - Why Alby Loves Climbing2:39 - How Alby Sent The Viking (V10)3:56 - Why The Viking Is His Favourite Boulder4:20 - The Future of Australian Climbing4:55 - Shauwn Raboutou's New Australian V146:07 - Ryan Sklenica Repeats the Line8:20 - Open Project Film Competition Returns8:59 - Could Chalk Be About to Change?10:20 - Australia's Biggest Indoor Prize Pool11:08 - Closing ThoughtsKEYWORDSAustralian climbing, rock climbing news, bouldering, Grampians, Alby Rezk, The Viking V10, young climber, Shawn Raboutou, Ryan Sklenica, Australian bouldering, first ascent, Open Project, climbing films, climbing chalk, sustainable climbing, indoor climbing competition, Skywood Climbing, Olio, Australian climbing community, Bouldering Australia, outdoor climbing, climbing media, climbing podcast, Hang Times, The Hangout, climbing news Australia, V14 Australia, hardest climbs Australia, competition climbing, rock climbing podcast.