Keyword: competition climbing

Will new World Cup quota system dampen Japan's dominance?

The new IFSC World Cup Series will start in April 2025 with the World Cup in Keqiao. A new series is already causing a lot of discussion in this context...
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From plastic to rock: How Petra Klingler masters the change

A few weeks ago, Petra Klingler retired from the competition circuit. We spoke to the 32-year-old about the challenges of switching from plastic to rock and how she manages to combine outdoor climbing with an 80% job.

Intimate look behind the scenes | National Geographic documentary series The Crux

Attention friends of competitive climbing: In the four-part documentary The Crux, National Geographic traces the long and hard path of the world's best climbers to...

This is how the IFSC takes action against RED-S in competition climbing

Fight against RED-S: The International Sport Climbing Federation is introducing a new policy for the 2024 competition season.

This is how Janja Garnbret, the best climber in the world, trains

This is behind Janja Garnbret's success: Natacha Océane looked over the Slovenian top climber's shoulder during training.

Why are Japanese climbers so strong?

Japan has been one of the strongest climbing nations in the world in international competitions for years. Why is it like that?

Live stream, ticker & results: World Cup final Combined format Bouldering & Lead | Men

Today the World Cup final will take place in the combined format with ben men. Here is live stream, live ticker & results.

Results & video replay IFSC Lead World Cup Briançon 2023

The Lead World Cup took place in Briançon on Friday and Saturday. The men's final was dominated by Japan with seven out of eight athletes. In the women's category, the Slovenian Vita Lukan confidently climbed to first place.

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