
Competition Climbing Is Having It’s First ‘post-Olympic Blues’ Year in 2025
Welcome to Behind the Wall, your weekly digest on what is happening in the climbing competition world. We explore how
Welcome to Behind the Wall, your weekly digest on what is happening in the climbing competition world. We explore how
Welcome to Behind the Wall, your weekly digest on what is happening in the climbing competition world. I was ill
Welcome to Behind the Wall, your weekly digest on what is happening in the climbing competition world. This week, we
Welcome to Behind the Wall, your weekly digest on what is happening in the climbing competition world. This week, we
Welcome to the new look Behind the Wall newsletter, a weekly newsletter published every Wednesday, where I take a deeper
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Sport Climbing at the 2024 Olympic Games starts today in Le Bourget, Paris. It has only been three years since
Just like the spectators, the athletes had strong opinions on the routesetting at the Budapest OQS. “I found the [qualification]
The pressure and the weather heat up in Budapest as athletes have one more shot at winning a ticket to the Olympics.
Shanghai showed the effect biases in routesetting can have on the Boulder&Lead format.
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