From the vaults, Daniel Woods, Chris Sharma, Dave Graham, and Matty Hong go sport climbing in Oliana and Margalef (2016). Featuring First Round First Minute (9b), Papichulo (9a+), Victimas Perez (9a) and Joe Mama (9a+).
The Cataluyna Climbing Archives with Daniel Woods, Chris Sharma, Dave Graham, and Matty Hong | Video
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First Gold on the Road Featuring Adam Ondra | Video
This episode of Road to Tokyo is a deep insight of what it is to compete on the World Cup. In this case with a very sweet end having gold medal around my neck.
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2019 Alberta Difficulty Provincials Final Results
The 2019 Alberta Climbing Association Difficulty Provincials took place at the University of Alberta in Edmonton, AB this weekend. Jason Holawach and Page Boklaschuk will now turn their attention to the 2019 World series, as both competitors are attending the IFSC Climbing Worldcup (B,S) in Chongqing, China
Men’s Open
1. Jason Holowach
2. Stephen Chenier
3. Tyson Martino
Women’s Open
1. Paige Boklaschuk
2. Alyssa Weber
3. Lily Trottier
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2019 IFSC Climbing World Cup Moscow Semi-finals and Finals | Live Feed
Join us to cheer North Vancouver local Alannah Yip as she competes in semi-finals (and hopefully finals) at the 2019 IFSC World Cup Bouldering Moscow.
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Squamish City Council Drafts Bylaw to Address Camping on Crown Land and within District Limits
With an increase in visitors during the summer months, wild camping and van dwelling in Squamish has become a increasing issue for the city. On April 9th, Squamish City Council took action to address the camping situation and voted to draft a bylaw to regulate camping in public places including crown land within the municipal boundary with the exception of two areas (shown on the map below).
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Scarpa Mago High Performance Climbing Shoe | Gear Review
Redesigned for 2018, The Scarpa Mago climbing shoe boasts technical prowess built out of a powerful toe box and a heel cup that will keep the pressure on the smallest of granite crystals. Asymmetrical in its design, the Scarpa Mago is ready to work on a variety of terrain, from overhanging the vertical face. For those looking for a technical shoe that will keep your feet in the right place even when you are tired, you have come to the right place.
We had a chance to test the Scarpa Mago climbing shoe over a six week period and here is what we though.
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Brush Off Failure | Videos
Another priceless video featuring the modern boulderer by Outdoor Research.
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Take A Number by Outdoor Research | Videos
Hilarious video highlighting crag crowding by Outdoor Research.
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Alannah Yip Places 15th; Sean McColl 24th at the IFSC World Cup Meiringen (SUI) 2019
The IFSC World Cup season started last week with a bouldering stop in Meiringen,Switzerland to kick things off. Representing Canada was our two top athletes, Sean McColl and Alannah Yip. With a strong start in qualifications, Alannah Yip made semi-finals, topping one problem and placing 15th in a strong field of seasoned competitors. Sean McColl placed 24th in the qualifications round, still with four tops but leaving him just shy of semi-finals.
Alannah Yip in Meiringen. Photo courtesy of Sytse van Slooten ©
Both Alannah Yip and Sean McColl will be the only athletes representing Canada this weekend at the IFSC World Cup Moscow (RUS) 2019. The competition will feature both bouldering and speed. Let the games begin!
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Climbing Escalade Canada Releases 2019 World Championship Selection Criteria
The World Cup Season this year seems to be a much bigger deal in years past as countries and athletes work for a spot at the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games. Climbing Escalade Canada (CEC) released the 2019 World Championship Selection Criteria today.
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