Front Lever on pinkies' tip

Rock climber doing a front lever hanging from the tip of his pinky fingers!

At 1:07 in there
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NzoJ9W-6vUY
 

That same guy can do one arm chins on a single pinky.... I hope it's only a matter of time before he gets the one arm front lever on a single pinky
 

Nice video, thank you

(The credits at the end mention Ido Portal : Guru Extraordinaire         )

For those interested in climbing, the video also the (supposedly) longest campus move (dynamic pullup) on small rungs (he pulls from rung 1 to reach for rung 9).

Adrien said:

That same guy can do one arm chins on a single pinky.... I hope it's only a matter of time before he gets the one arm front lever on a single pinky

 

It's highly possible that he can already do a OAFL (if we are talking about the sideways variation) because John Gill said that he could do it with a single finger too because he could do OACs with a single finger. I once achieved the sideways OAFL and didn't do that much specific training for it because I found that a strong FL and about 2 reps of OACs has a lot of carry over to the sideways OAFL. I think John Gill also said that he achieved it without specific training due to being very strong at rope climbing and OACs.

B1214N said:

It's highly possible that he can already do a OAFL (if we are talking about the sideways variation).

I am pretty sure he can do an OAFL, Jan Hojer is being discussed as the strongest climber in the world right now

But pinkies FL (two hands) on that apparatus that only allow a single fingertip in are something quite special as only one climber before him had done it publicly (Rustam Gelmanov).

I also seen one street workout athlete who can do a full FL and partial rep of FL row on pinkies.

Wow, I'd like to see that. Do you still have a link or a clue to find the video?

His name is Matteo Spinazzola. 

At 4:05-4:20 in the following video:

He can even do a perfect OAFL with the body facing up.

Nice video thanks!

It should be noted though there's a significant difference in grip: Matteo is in false grip over a bar with only the pinky wrapped around (which he prbably doesn't need as in a no handed pullup) so his body weight is resting on his wrist; while the climber is hanging from the last knuckle of his pinkies.

I'd recommend trying a fingerboard at your local climbing gym to see how much leverage your lose for every knuckle you can't use

Good point. I missed the false grip in the video.