International

Following on from 'Sendtember' and 'Rocktober' November has been a productive month for some of the world's best rock climbers.
The IFSC World Cup circus rolled into Seoul, Korea, for the final leg of this year's series. It has been a huge year for competition climbing, with the Paris Olympics the undeniable epicentre, the tail end of the season has seen a decline in participation by the top athletes and a decline in form for some who have kept competing. Nevertheless, in Seoul there would be Speed, Boulder and Lead events, a chance to finish the major competition calendar of the year with a bang and to crown overall champions for the World Cup series in all disciplines.
September, at least in the northern hemisphere, is known amongst rock climbers as 'Sendtember', because...
Jakob Schubert has climbed the well-known Adam Ondra project known as 'Project Big' in the...
This is New Zealand's first ever gold medal at a World Championship level event, a...
The IFSC World Cup series paid a visit to Prague for the first time over...
The third stop in the Boulder World Cup circuit for 2023 took place in Salt...
Paraclimber competes in climbing competition
On 16 May, New Zealand athlete Rachel Māia will again compete for the podium at Salt...
The IFSC World Cup circuit kicked off for 2023 with boulder rounds in Hachioji, Japan...
Sculptured-looking rock surface
The almond croissant is the staple of sweet baked goods in the forest. Every boulangerie...
Scottish climber Will Bosi has made the much-coveted second ascent of Burden Of Dreams (V17/9A)...