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Jernej Kruder in Three degrees of separation - Céüse

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At the beginning of the year the Slovene got Jernej Kruder for the first time in his career a gold medal at an IFSC World Cup. Jernejs recipe: He climbs as much as possible on the rock and as hard as possible routes. Like here in the route Three degrees of separation (9a / +) in the French Céüse.

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Youngster Sorato Anraku wins ahead of Narasaki and Schubert

Editors -
The young Japanese Sorato Anraku once again demonstrates his incredible skills at the IFSC Boulder World Cup in Salt Lake City.
Read more

Chronology of an adventure in the wild Atlas Mountains

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Iker Pou opens up a new multi-pitch route in the Atlas Mountains and repeats several difficult tours single-handedly.
Read more
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Editors -
The sport of climbing is developing rapidly, training is becoming more and more professional, and today's professionals can make a living from the sport. This increases the pressure to deliver results. How far do athletes, coaches and associations go?
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