Keyword: Chaehyun Seo

These 68 climbers are qualified | Olympic Games Paris

Which climbers are qualified for the Olympic Games? We'll tell you in this article.

The two competition legends Schubert and Garnbret climb to gold in Innsbruck

At the top of the podium: Janja Garnbret and Jakob Schubert win the gold medal at the Lead World Cup in Innsbruck.

Olympic Qualifier Series Budapest | Info & Livestream

From June 20th to 23rd, the action will take place in Budapest. The second event of the Olympic Qualifier Series will be about the last tickets to Paris.

Raboutou in front of Seo and McNeice | Results Olympic Qualifier Series Shanghai

With one foot in Paris: At the Olympic Qualifier Series in Shanghai, Brooke Raboutou wins ahead of Chaehyun Seo and Erin McNeice.

Natalia Grossman wins the Boulder World Cup in Brixen

Natalia Grossman conquered all four final boulders at the IFSC Bouldering World Cup in Brixen and thus secured the gold medal. For the strong American it is already the ninth Boulder World Cup precious metal of her young career. The Korean Chaehyun Seo secured second place, the podium was completed by Stasa Gejo.

Video: Chaehyun Seo climbs La Rambla (9a +) in Siurana as the second woman

The South Korean Chaehyun was only the second woman to climb the route La Rambla (9a +) in November. Now the video of their inspection is online.

Historical Onsight Walk of Chaehyun Seo | L'Antagonista (8c)

Chaehyun Seo is only the second woman ever to onsight climb an 8c route. In La Morera de Montsant, Spain, the 19-year-old South Korean scored the 60-meter-long mega route L'Antagonista. On the same day she also managed the onsight ascent of Hidrofóbia (8b).

Natalia Grossman wins double gold, Hannah Meul secures the silver medal

The American Natalia Grossman finished the last Bouldering World Cup of the season again as the best and also crowned her overall World Cup victory with the gold medal in Innsbruck. Hot on their heels was Germany's Hannah Meul, who won her second silver medal in a row. The podium was completed by the Japanese Miho Nonaka.

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