Keyword: bouldering

Bern: First World Cup victory for Oceana Mackenzie, Sorato Anraku wins again

At the second Boulder World Cup of the season in Bern, Oceania Mackenzie won the first World Cup gold of her career – and also the first gold medal ever for Australia. In the men's competition, Sorato Anraku remains undefeated and celebrates his seventh Boulder World Cup victory.

Two shoes, one manufacturer: The Jett S and Diamond S models from Ocún

Ocún is launching two models, the Jett S and the Diamond S, which at first glance appear to be siblings, but upon closer inspection reveal two quite different characters. We've taken a close look at these two Czech vehicles and will show you what terrain they're designed for.

Katie Lamb reports first 8C ascent in Yosemite: »130 BPM«

US boulderer Katie Lamb has established her hardest route to date, "130 BPM" (8C). This is an impressive achievement, highlighting the rarity of female first ascents at this grade.

Noah Wheeler ticks »Burden of Dreams« (9A)

Nalle Hukkataival's legendary boulder "Burden of Dreams" in Lappnor, Finland has gained another ascent, this time by 23-year-old American Noah Wheeler. He secured the seventh ascent of the world's first 9A.
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Progressive Overload: How to train not only harder, but smarter

Lattice Training's latest video covers a greatly underrated concept in climbing training: progressive overload. What sounds like gym jargon is actually a principle that will make you stronger.

Yannick Flohé re-records »No One Mourns the Wicked« – and downgrades it to 8C+

Yannick Flohé has made the fourth ascent of Nathaniel Coleman's "No One Mourns the Wicked" in Colorado. After seven sessions, the German bouldering pro proposes lowering the grade of the boulder, currently rated 9A, to 8C+.

First Boulder World Cup of the season in Keqiao | Info & Livestream

The Boulder World Cup in Keqiao from May 1st to 3rd is the first international meeting for the bouldering elite in the 2026 season.

Attitude counts – even away from the wall

Maria Kittl, now 94 years old, still climbs regularly in the Alps – with joy, strength, and an attitude that many much younger people...

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