Sasha Digiulians Trilogy Free Stream 5/2

I was fortunate enough to support Sasha as she climbed three 5.14 bigwalls in the Canadian Rockies. In addition to completing all the climbs in one summer, she also did each route "in a day" on the final push. Due to Covid-19 this film is no longer touring the country with the Banff Film Tour, but instead will premier online at Outsidetv (one day only) tomorrow (5/2) 9pm EST  . Dont miss this great story!

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Mountain Project why are you like this?

Does anything good ever happen when Red Bull is involved?

Hal Tucker wrote: Is this like the Eiger where she decided it was too hard, did a different route on a different part of the mountain, got helicoptered off when she got scared of the descent then went on local news to talk about her first female ascent of the "Murder Wall"? Sorry, but there are just too many bad ass woman in this community to give acclaim to this influencer.

Damn, This is a link to a video of Sasha climbing some of the hardest routes in Canada . If you have beef with the way she climbed something in the past, you should probably just let it go. That’s a whole lot of hate to carry around . In my climbing career I have made a ton of mistakes , and am always learning to climb in better style . Luckily I don’t have a million people analyzing my every move and nitpicking what I do . Either way , at least we can start bumping this thread so other people can watch the film and judge for themselves . This was truly a super human achievement

Wondering what the Rocky Mountain Trilogy is going to be.  With a little Google i found it.

"I couldn't resist. A damsel in distress."  If that is worthy of being in the trailer then I just don't know what to think yet.

Cool!  Thanks for sharing!  She’s awesome.

Hal Tucker wrote:Sorry, but there are just too many bad ass woman in this community to give acclaim to this influencer.

Regardless of what you think of Sasha Digiulian, the chance to see footage of three rad walls in the Canadian Rockies is rare and exceptional. And, I personally applaud her for going to college and learning how to leverage her assets to make a legitimate career out of what she loves. Shit talk her all you want... I’d love to have one of her many big wall free ascents on my tick list. 

  or  big wall???

Doesn’t she have a marketing degree?

Obviously she plays the sponsored athlete game very well.

This clearly seems to be a don’t hate the player hate the game situation.

And she bone crushes by any objective standard.

Furthermore and also, did anyone see that Agent Provocateur photo shoot?! We can’ let the ladies have all the fun with espn honnlove photos.

So possible bad style or misrepresentation on a climb in the past discounts from her going after and taking down Sonnie Trotters trilogy? Don’t see how. But certainly everyone is entitled to their opinion.

Also, agree, there ARE too many badass women in this sport.

Hal Tucker wrote: Is this like the Eiger where she decided it was too hard, did a different route on a different part of the mountain, got helicoptered off when she got scared of the descent then went on local news to talk about her first female ascent of the "Murder Wall"? Sorry, but there are just too many bad ass woman in this community to give acclaim to this influencer.

Don't forget she and Carlo waving the American flag atop of the Eiger like they just did the first winter ascent of K2. The whole of Europe cringed. 

Cole D wrote: Doesn’t she have a marketing degree?

According to her Wikipedia article, "she studied non-fiction creative writing and business" but it doesn't list what degree she graduated with, although it says she did graduate.

I saw this docu-film a week or so ago. Paid $10 to Boulder Climbing Community for the viewing and it was worth it.
The Canadian Rockies, the Banff climbing community and Sasha are equally the stars of the vid.
I liked that she launched out by herself, sans partner, and got it done. It's entertainment, folks, and should be judged as such. Take it on its own merits, not your preconceived ideas of what it should be. 

Has anyone climbed the Peanut at Smith?
Those 5.7s are really tough starts. 

Cole D wrote: Obviously she plays the sponsored athlete game very well.

She plays the cute entitled female card even better - not to the degree of someone like Sierra Blair-Coyle, but enough that I get the hate.  That said, the climbs look pretty awesome - I'll probably watch - but expecting some cringe to go with it.

RockinGal wrote: I saw this docu-film a week or so ago. Paid $10 to Boulder Climbing Community for the viewing and it was worth it.
The Canadian Rockies, the Banff climbing community and Sasha are equally the stars of the vid.
I liked that she launched out by herself, sans partner, and got it done. It's entertainment, folks, and should be judged as such. Take it on its own merits, not your preconceived ideas of what it should be. 

We saw it too!

MP, watch this, you dingdongs. It's spectacular stuff, no matter what you think of how she managed her ​career as a pro....and, uh, how is your ​sponsored athlete thing going, eh? Smells an awful lot like jealousy, kids.

Truly, the climbing is better than most of us will manage in our wettest of wet climbing dreams, and the routes....are just....jaw dropping...stunning.

Best, Helen

Bill Schick wrote:

She plays the cute entitled female card even better - not to the degree of someone like Sierra Blair-Coyle, but enough that I get the hate.  That said, the climbs look pretty awesome - I'll probably watch - but expecting some cringe to go with it.

Cool, man.  Glad you're going in with an open mind.  Hopefully, it's not too much cringe that you get nauseous and throw up or anything.  Stay strong, bro.  We're rooting for you.  

popcorn eating intensifies*

Cole D wrote: This clearly seems to be a don’t hate the player hate the game situation.

So f&$k Red Bull (& Adidas, etc)? Yeah, I can get down w/ that. Also follows that I shouldn't be watching it either. But I like Alex Megos (who lets his climbing do the talking), also sponsored by Red Bull. Wouldn't boycotting the brand also hurt the authentic athletes?

Goes to show you that phrase has always been BS.

George Perkins wrote: Thanks for posting, I enjoyed the film and likely would have otherwise missed it.

If at least one person got to see it , then it was worth all the slander. I’m so stoked you were able to catch it