Marco Jubes

• What kind of climbing do you usually do ?

​         Technical and mental climbing

• What gives you the most fun when route setting?

         Be creative and play with the risc and complexity

• What angle of wall do you prefer to set on?

         Should be everything but lees overhanging walls

• What style of climbing do you prefer to set?

         I like to set mental problems could be in all the surfaces but mostly balance/ technical, flexibility problems with dynamic movements I like to create change of rhythm in the climbing

• How do you make a route awesome?

          There are two visions of the route/ boulder (outside and inside) the example is when you want to eat something 1st look good 2nd taste good, as a setter you should create both situations playing with holds/ shapes/ movements/ level

• What is the important thing for you when choosing climbing holds?

          To have information about what is the public to play with, to know the local brands, to have different holds/ volumes options to create and don’t have limits “feel free”

• Can you give us your view of the trend towards volumes in wood and fiberglass?

         In my opinion is good to have both options is important to create without limits and is necessary depending de movement to use specific shapes

• Can you give us your opinion on the evolution of indoor climbing?

​         Indoor climbing is getting very popular in the last years and splitting from the traditional climbing or rock climbing now the routesetting is becoming to new style climbing with more dynamic/ parkour movements coordination

•  Do international competitions influence your choice of holds or volumes?

        Yes, you should be able to train in those shapes to know who to climb in international competitions