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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+.
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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.
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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.
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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.
Climbing
00:19:09

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

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Magnus Midtbo has trained with many strong climbers. But Yves Gravelle's finger strength puts them all to shame.
Climbing
00:32:43

Mejdi Schalck's biggest project filmed | Video

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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.
Training
00:13:01

Climb and boulder with more confidence with tips from the Olympic champion

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With these tips from Toby Roberts you can improve your mental game for climbing and bouldering.
Training
00:11:18

8 performance hacks for your next session | Climbing training

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What to do when the project just isn't working out? In this video, Lattice Training presents 8 performance hacks for your next session.
Climbing
00:34:30

"The size of the handles is a real problem" | Mickaël Mawem on Sharma's project Le Blond

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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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Climbing

Japan dominates Bouldering World Cup final in Keqiao

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The IFSC World Cup season kicked off this weekend in Keqiao, China. The international climbing elite competed at the Bouldering World Cup for the first time at World Cup level. Young Japanese talent Anraku Sorato took home gold in the men's competition, while Annie Sanders of the United States topped the podium in the women's competition.
mountaineering

Impressive solo first ascent on the northeast pillar of the Wildgall by Simon Gietl

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On April 12, 2025, South Tyrolean mountaineer Simon Gietl made the first solo ascent of the Northeast Pillar of the Wildgall. The 300-meter-long mixed route Lumina (M7 A0) follows a striking, logical dihedral and offers varied passages that can be securely protected with friends.
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bouldering

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+.
competition

First Bouldering World Cup of the season in Keqiao: Info, program & live stream

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The IFSC World Cup season starts with the first Bouldering World Cup from April 18 to 20 in Keqiao, China.
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Training

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.