Videos

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

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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Wide Boyz bite their teeth on the Swiss trad route

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

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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"I'm shocked how he can hang on to such ledges!"

Magnus Midtbo has trained with many strong climbers. But Yves Gravelle's finger strength puts them all to shame.
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Mejdi Schalck's biggest project filmed | Video

In October 2024, Frenchman Mejdi Schalck successfully climbed one of the world's most difficult deep water solo routes: Es Pontas. This entertaining and high-quality video tells the story of his ascent.
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Climb and boulder with more confidence with tips from the Olympic champion

With these tips from Toby Roberts you can improve your mental game for climbing and bouldering.
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8 performance hacks for your next session | Climbing training

What to do when the project just isn't working out? In this video, Lattice Training presents 8 performance hacks for your next session.
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"The size of the handles is a real problem" | Mickaël Mawem on Sharma's project Le Blond

The American has been working on Le Blond in Oliana since 2012 – a video by the Mawem brothers provides insights into Sharma’s strength endurance test piece.
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Daughter cheers on – Shauna Coxsey boulders Mito (8B+)

Since the birth of her daughter, Shauna Coxsey has turned her back on competitive climbing and devoted herself to outdoor bouldering—with success. In February, she successfully climbed an extremely difficult boulder—thanks to her daughter's encouragement.

Chris Sharma goes swimming | Legendary DWS first ascent of Black Pearl

In 2023, Chris Sharma climbed Black Pearl, the hardest deep water solo route of his career. His new video shows him making the first ascent on the cliffs of Port de Sóller in the DWS hotspot of Mallorca.
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Video: Adam Ondra on the 9A boulder Soudain Seul

At the beginning of February, Adam Ondra successfully climbed the 9A boulder Soudain Seul. Now Ondra has published a video showing his ascent of the Fontainebleau boulder.

News

The world's first global bouldering league | »TITAN World League«

For the first time in the history of the sport, bouldering enthusiasts worldwide can compete against each other in real time. The new "TITAN World League" combines standardized walls and bouldering problems with a digital ranking system.

Writing your own training plan: the most important dos and don'ts

For some of us, the new year starts with athletic ambitions – ideally structured in a training plan. Here's what you should keep in mind if you're creating your own training plan for the first time.

Will Bosi makes the first ascent of Portugal's hardest boulder problem, "Por do Sol" 8C+

Will Bosi makes a strong start to the new year: With »Por do Sol«, the 27-year-old Scotsman achieves the first ascent of his long-term project, Portugal's hardest boulder.
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Connor Herson secures the first replay of »Towing the Line«(8c)

Twenty-two-year-old American Connor Herson became the first person to repeat the rarely climbed test piece "Towing the Line" on Empath Cliff in Kirkwood, California. Unlike its more famous neighbor "Empath," the route offers powerful climbing in the style of Carlo Traversi, characterized by technical precision, thoughtful movements, and flawless granite.

Aidan Roberts opens new 8B+ in Yosemite

Strong, stronger, Aidan Roberts. The young Brit is known for competing at the top of the hard bouldering scene. Now, at the start of the new year, he's established a new, steep, and challenging boulder problem, "The Bee's Knees," graded 8B+, in Yosemite Valley, USA.