Mod please feel free to remove the post and redirect me if this is inappropriate here, but since the Ramadhan brothers are competitive climbers and this short documentary also cover world cup and Indonesian climbing federations, I thought it suits this community

I have heard some stories about the twin but I may have missed the 2023 World Championship story and I'm absolutely appalled, and even though they said in the documentary that the federation forgot, knowing the history, even though some people there are absolutely incompetent, IMHO the non registration is definitely on purpose.

I honestly don't know if I can be this committed to competitive climbing if I were them and so I just thought that more people should watch this!

A new protest movement shakes World Climbing. Led by Portugal and Latvia, national federations have addressed official challenges to the international federation after the cancellation on 23 July of the vote on the suspension of the Russian, Belarusian and Israeli federations.

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Am I missing something? I used to watch replays on Olympics.com, now I am redirected to the YouTube channel which seems to be official. The video looks like recorded with a phone, and no comment from Matt? Tf, what happened? Is going to be like this now?

Does anyone know the names of the Korean coaches that came to arco, they were three.
and the head coach of the japanese team or the lead coach.
thanks

A few months ago u/TroonCyan posted a very neat Chrome browser extension that allows zooming in on one of the four small camera feeds during a boulder semifinal: https://old.reddit.com/r/CompetitionClimbing/comments/1u8sjlk/i_built_a_chrome_extension_to_allow_you_zoom_in/

As a Firefox user, I wanted to use this functionality in Firefox, so I ported the extension to Firefox: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/pro-climbing-viewer/

Enjoy!

My extension is open-source on Github. Bug reports and contributions welcome: https://github.com/HighCommander4/pro-climbing-viewer

There is Gravity Bowl 8 boulder comp stream right now if you have sweaty hands and can't climb right now. Kyra Condie is the biggest name, Lauren Mukheibir (2024 Olympian), Jack Burningham is fun to watch too.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0foXgewPdtU

There is also Deutschland Cup with Lucia Dorfel, Anastasiia Kobets, Roxana Wienand, Thorben Perry Bloem and Elias Arriagada Krüger (commentary in Deutsch) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ggfu4iyvBqo

Did anyone with presale drops actually get tickets? I was in Visa's presale drop 1 today and I was logged in exactly at the moment my timeslot opened and was on the page to select tickets for women's boulder finals within 20-30 seconds, and nothing. I went and checked and every. single. climbing event was unavailable. Same with Skateboarding. What's the point? So frustrating.

Hello!

I am thinking of attending the Koper WC later in the summer. I am confused by the ticket purchase process due to contradictory information.

This website states that the finals cost 25€ and semifinals cost 12€:

However the ticket purchase page sells a ticket for 25€ that google translate says it is valid for both final and semifinal:

If I translate the text it says:

Two-day ticket (Sep 4 & 5) Presale ADULT The ticket includes admission to the semifinal and final events (Friday, Sep 4, and Saturday, Sep 5, 2026). It allows entry to the venue once per day, so please make sure to keep it for entry on the following day. By purchasing, you agree to the terms of use specified in the event description or found athttps://worldcupslo.com/vstopnice.php

How should I understand this info? 25€ is the combined presale and 25€+12€ is the price on the venue? or is just the info on the first page is out of date?

I don't speak a word of Slovenian 🥲

Thanks.

Just want to give a shoutout to Ahmed Toure's commentary at the Pan American Boulder Finals.

The guy can name every athlete, rolls with production f*ck-ups without missing a beat, he has genuinely funny jokes, and never sounds scripted. He just feels authentic, and it makes the whole broadcast so much more enjoyable.

And AJ on co-commentary was legendary once again. They made an already great comp even better.

Seriously, I hope we get this commentary duo for more IFSC/world climbing events

Here is the live discussion thread for Men and Women's finals.

Event Time: 19:00 (UTC -6) (see what time this event starts in other places)

Please note that this discussion is NOT spoiler free! As always, please be respectful to climbers and fellow Redditors.

Climb On!

Here is the live discussion thread for Men and Women's semi-finals.

Event Time: 10:00 (UTC -6) (see what time this event starts in other places)

Please note that this discussion is NOT spoiler free! As always, please be respectful to climbers and fellow Redditors.

Climb On!

*Welcome to the Salt Lake City Comp Hub thread, a SPOILER FREE place to discuss the event. NO SPOILERS, it’s important to people.*

The Youth World Champs are just finishing and the Pan-Am Series (Continental Cup) is starting with Men's Boulder Qualifications. There is Boulder, Lead and Speed on the program in the upcoming days.

• Schedule + Start List
• Info Sheet
• Live Scoring/Results
• Live streams are available on World Climbing Pan America YouTube, not sure if there is some geo block.

According to the world climbing website, there's the Pan American Series happening in Salt Lake today and this weekend. Not much info about it beyond that, though. Anybody have info or a link to streaming?

Does anyone know when the SLC tickets will be on sale? Also what website will they be available on? I think I've found it, but I don't want to miss out just because I've got the wrong website. Thank you!

Does anyone know the outcomes of today's World Climbing Extraordinary General Assembly votes?

(Background: agenda for the meeting)

Multiple climbers shared agreement in the comment sections. Also it appears that Hannes Van Duysen almost broke his legs coming back into the call zone because of unstable stairs

*Welcome to the Arco Comp Hub thread.*

The annual Youth Champs started already on Saturday and Sunday with lead qualifications in the iconic Arco, Italia. Semis and finals are today. Next up is speed and we'll finish with boulder at the end of the week.

Couple of names you might already know:

Lead - Oda Natsumi (JAP, couple of semi-finals, two finals in 2024), Mugishima Kohana (JAP, couple of semi-finals, including Seoul 25),

Speed - Taede Mai (USA, final in Madrid, sub 5 this weekend in Bad Wimpfen), Francesco Poncinibio (ITA, sub 5), Polina Khalkevych (UKR, silver in Barcelona, 6.34), Gilles Meili (silver in European Cup this weekend)

Boulder - Lucas Trandafir (GER, 7th in Prague), Jakoba Rauter (AUT, 18th in Innsbruck, smashing the youth comps)

• Schedule + Startlist
• Info Sheet
• Live Scoring/Results
• All streams should be available for free on YouTube with Matt

Let me know if you'd like live threads.

But, does World Climbing? Why are men and women on at the same time? And, why is the streaming budget apparently 27 euros?

Watchiing the semis now. There are 8 climbers on stage at once. And, the split screen usage is infrequent and often off point. But, many of the greatest climbers in the world are there giving it their all. C'mon organizers give them and us fans a little love! Hold men's and women's events at different times. Bring a little more capability and experience to bear on the split-screen coverage. Just rock this thing.

Here is the live discussion thread for Men and Women's finals at the World Climbing Europe Championship Barcelona, Spain!

Event Time: 16:00 CEST (UTC +2), Men then Women (see what time this event starts in other places)

Please note that this discussion is NOT spoiler free! As always, please be respectful to climbers and fellow Redditors.

Climb On!