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Adam Ondra: That's how he trains for speed climbing

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In the latest edition of his video series, Adam Ondra talks about training in the climbing discipline of speed. Here the top climber still has “room for improvement”.

Adam Ondra during speed climbing training

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James Pearson: “That was my craziest highball”

Editors -
Hard at the limit: James Pearson repeats the infamous highball 29 dots and comes shockingly close to the limit.
Read more

Alex Megos opens climbing hall | Frankenjura Academy

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