World Records Fall, Grossman’s Masterful Performance Earns Her Gold, Raboutou Takes Bronze At Seoul World Cup
This weekend’s World Cup had some of the most intriguing exposition of any climbing competition in recent memory.
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Did The Judges Cost Colin Duffy? Perhaps, But His Grit Gave A Glimpse Of Triumphs To Come
He didn't medal in Meiringen, but he showed that he could become one of the best competitors of all time.
The First World Cup of the Season Delivers Shock and Awe
The first bouldering World Cup of the season took place this past weekend in Meiringen, Switzerland. Here is what you missed.
10 Climbers Who Could Take It All This Year
The comp world is more competitive than ever after climbing's debut in the Olympics. These stars, some rising, could give everyone a run for their money during the 2022 World Cup season.
10 Climbers Who Could Go Very, Very Big This Year
The upcoming World Cup season is bound to see fireworks from former Olympians, but don't rule out surprises from other world-class competitors.
Few Expected Alberto Ginés López To Win Olympic Gold. How Did He?
His was a remarkable rise from small-town life to Olympic immortality.
“The Wall: Climb For Gold” New Film Reveals The Vulnerable Side of Climbing’s Olympians
A defeated Janja Garnbret leaves the gym and other surprising moments show us that even Olympians are human.
How Janja Garnbret Beat Everyone By Preparing For The Worst
The Slovenian is one of the most dominant competition climbers of all time. Fresh off winning Olympic sport-climbing gold, she has her eye on the next prize.