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More helps more? | Why "climbing more" doesn't make you stronger faster

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Some swear by training plans, others prefer to improve by spending as much time on the wall as possible. One myth is particularly persistent: If you simply climb a lot, you'll get stronger faster, even without targeted training.
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00:19:49

Wide Boyz bite their teeth on the Swiss trad route

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Tom Randall and Pete Whittaker tackled the Hanuman route in Brigerbad during a trip to Switzerland. This video shows how the pair planned the route and their tactics.
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00:03:08

Hamish McArthur boulders 9A in one session | Video by No One Mourns The Wicket

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British climber Hamish McArthur is causing a stir in the international climbing scene: He succeeded in completing the second ascent of the 9A boulder No One Mourns The Wicked in Thunder Ridge, Colorado – in just one session.
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climbing
00:33:00

Film online: Babsi Zangerl flashes the freerider big wall route

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One attempt. That's all Babsi Zangerl needed to climb the 1000-meter-long freerider big wall route (VI 5.13a/7c+) on El Capitan. The film Flashed tells the story of this Vorarlberg native's incredible achievement.
mountaineering

50 years of Bergauf-Bergab | Popular TV format celebrates anniversary

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There are probably few mountain sports enthusiasts in German-speaking countries who have never seen a show from the Bergauf-Bergab series. The format has now been on the air for 50 years, and Bayerischer Rundfunk is celebrating the anniversary with a new series.
bouldering
00:19:52

The first 9A+? Adam Ondra attempts Fontainebleau's toughest project

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You can't get more Fontainebleau in one boulder: Adam Ondra takes on the legendary sloper line Imothep Assis, a potential 9A+.
Training
00:20:11

Motivation, routines, injuries | Will Bosi shares training secrets

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Master of the trade Will Bosi gives insights into his training and explains why the strongest fingers in the world are not necessarily genetic.
bouldering
00:21:21

Alex Honnold breaks speed record on Plumber's Crack | Legendary crack boulder

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In a unique challenge, Alex Honnold attempts to break the speed record in Plumber's Crack, probably the most famous crack boulder in the world.
Training
00:14:30

How to finally get better at slab climbing | Tips with Anna Hazelnutt

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Why is Anna Hazelnutt so incredibly strong on the slab? Find out what you can learn from the slab expert in this video from Lattice Training.
climbing

“There are moments of doubt” – Alexander Huber on free solo climbing

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Climbing legend Alexander Huber wanted to give it another try and last year climbed the famous Aguglia Goloritze rock formation on the coast of Sardinia without a rope. Servus TV accompanied the climbing pro on his adventures on the Mediterranean island.
climbing
00:11:12

Fabi Buhl climbs trad testpiece Histoire Sans Fin (8b+)

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German all-round mountaineer Fabian Buhl, due to an injury, once again devoted himself to climbing. He successfully ascended the granite test piece Histoire Sans Fin.
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climbing

Chris Sharma back on the competition stage – Road to LA 28

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Rock diving icon and deep-water solo pioneer Chris Sharma has a new goal in mind: the 2028 Olympics! To that end, the American is returning to the competition stage and will try to secure a place on the American national team this weekend. 
climbing

The hardest trad route in the world? – Connor Herson makes the first ascent of »Drifter's Escape« (9a+)

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American trad climbing pro Connor Herson secured the first ascent of the route "Drifters Escape" in Squamish, British Columbia, Canada on July 14, 2025. The line is his most difficult first ascent to date and the culmination of two climbing seasons spent working on it.
Ski touring

Jennerstier 2026: That was Germany's toughest ski mountaineering race

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This year's Jennerstier race in Berchtesgaden featured not only the premier individual event, but also the German Championship title and the Junior World Championship title. Nearly 500 athletes competed in Germany's most demanding ski mountaineering race over the weekend.
climbing

Incredible achievement: Esteban Daligault (24) climbs the trad final boss »Bon Voyage«

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French climber Esteban Daligault has secured the fourth repeat of James Pearson's legendary "Bon Voyage" in Annot. He is the youngest climber to have successfully completed the world's hardest trad route.
bouldering

“I fell in love immediately” – Jakob Schubert repeats Shaolin (9A)

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With his repeat ascent of Shaolin (9A) in Red Rocks, Jakob Schubert has now secured his third 9A climb. According to the Austrian, the boulder differs significantly from his two previous 9A ascents in Europe, Alphane and Mount Doom, and has a completely different character.