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WCS Bern | Boulder Qualifications | LIVE Discussion Thread

Here is the live discussion thread for the Boulder Qualifications at the WCS in Bern, Switzerland!

Event Time: 09:00 – 13:30 CEST (UTC +2) (see what time this event starts in other places)

Info Sheet Results
WC Event Page Comp Hub
No official YouTube stream :( ifsc.stream

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

Climb On!

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u/compclimbing — 13 hours ago

Does anyone have a link to the climbing calendar that automatically syncs?

So - I am sure it was on this sub that I clicked on a link and all the world climbing series events synced to my iCalendar. (Not para though) I’m wanting to share this link with my friends but can’t find it.
Whoever made this link, I’d also like to say thanks! Super convenient.

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u/Altruistic-Shop9307 — 21 hours ago

What were some of the hardest boulders in competition climbing history?

There are boulders that were never sent cause they were too difficult. But for your examples share stuff that people have actually sent as well. I wanna know what potentially could have been some of the most difficult boulders sent in 4 mins.

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u/fdy — 6 days ago
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Why are Pakistanis so dangerous? ⚡

But the reality on the ground is completely different.

Foreigners who visit Pakistan often become emotional after meeting local people. They are surprised by the hospitality, kindness, respect, and love they receive from ordinary Pakistanis. From karachi to Hunza, chitral to Swat — tourists are amazed not only by the beauty of the mountains, but also by the hearts of the people.

Social media today is full of foreign vloggers showing the real Pakistan: peaceful valleys, beautiful culture, helpful locals, and unforgettable experiences.

Honestly, the natural beauty of Pakistan and the warmth of Pakistani people are hard to find anywhere else in the world.

Pakistan is truly a living nation full of life, emotions, and hospitality.

Pakistan Zindabad 🇵🇰 May Allah keep Pakistan safe and prosperous forever.

u/Top_Distribution199 — 6 days ago

World Climbing Para Series - Salt Lake City, May 15-16

As always, it's great fun watching the climbers: here's a link to the finals livestream on YouTube.

Actually mainly I wanted to make this a Mo Beck appreciation post. >!Gold medal!< in her first international comp since 2023! Incredible.

edited to add: for anyone interested, Mo starts climbing at 2:54:56.

u/moving_screen — 6 days ago

WCS Bern - Official Prediction Contest

https://i.postimg.cc/L5hbsf7q/Dents-de-Morcles-au-coucher-de-soleil-juillet-2022-(1).jpg

Prediction contests are back for the World Climbing Series in Bern, Switzerland!

How this works:
Fill out the form at the link below before the closing time.

  • For BOULDER this form will close on Thursday, May 21st, at 14:00/2:00 PM Bern Time (CEST, UTC +2), or 12:00/12:00 PM UTC. To see when the form for boulder will close in your timezone, click here.

Predictions made after the deadline will not be accepted, even if the form is still open!

Note: currently, it is not possible to see or edit your predictions directly. However, if you’d like to see or make any changes to your picks, please contact the mods via ModMail and we’d be happy to send you a screenshot of your choices and/or make any changes for you. If you'd like to edit your predictions, you can also submit another entry. Only one entry per user is allowed, and we will only consider the latest entry that was submitted before the deadline.

Everything you need to submit predictions is on the form!

Scoring, etc.
The rules are the same as last year. You will fill out predictions for your top 8 men and top 8 women in your chosen discipline(s). If you guess a placement correctly, you will be awarded 20 points. If you are one spot off, you will be awarded 15 points. If you are two spots off, you will be awarded 10 points. If you are 3 spots off, you will be awarded 5 points, and anything more than 3 spots off is worth 0 points.

Awards

The top 3 in each discipline will also be given a badge for their user flair. We may introduce more awards later in the season depending on participation.

The results will be posted after the event.

Please let us know if you have any questions / issues!

For a full, more detailed overview of the rules, click here.

Good luck!

Link to submit predictions: Submit Predictions Here

u/compclimbing — 9 days ago

WCS Wujiang | Lead Finals | LIVE Discussion Thread

Here is the live discussion thread for the Men's and Women's Lead Finals at the WCS in Wujiang, China!

Men's Finals Start Time: Saturday, 9 May 19:00 CST (UTC +8) (see time in other places)
Women's Finals Start Time: Saturday, 9 May 20:00 CST (UTC +8) (see time in other places)

Info Sheet Results
WC Event Page Comp Hub
YouTube Stream ifsc.stream

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

Climb On!

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u/compclimbing — 13 days ago

Climber got canceled after Janja hugged him

Fun clip from rednote. Turns out this guy is one of the setter and Janja’s local guide. He said both Roman and he thought Janja would fall that way , that’s why he chose standing there.

PS: im joking, people are just joking online, they say something like “ you will never climber anything harder than v1” “pls delete your account and never show up again”, to this guy. Pls don’t downvote me if you don’t know the culture difference. I just wanna share something fun about the GOAT.

u/hahaj7777 — 11 days ago

Normal guy try Keqiao Men’s final boulder

Also from Rednote, this host from Outdoor magazine tried all 4 boulders, says he is a v4 climber (about v6 in US). They also said M2 is v13

u/hahaj7777 — 13 days ago

2026 Keqiao setting team

saw this on rednote, feels need to share here. Total 3 IFSC (world climb series ) international setters , 3 local setters, 1 intern setter( women) , two forerunner (one of them is women).

u/hahaj7777 — 11 days ago

Janja lead final frame by frame

I thought it was rope at first , but turns out Janja aimed a "hold" a inch away from the edge, don't know why, maybe it was blind spot. But she landed so accurately on the invisible hold like there were a crimp there, and even stayed for 2 frames on it...

u/Far-Photo-533 — 13 days ago

I created a better WC calendar that you can sync with your phone

https://ifsc.stream/

I've been running this for a few years now, but I made lots of improvements for this season.

Features:

  • Shows times in your local timezone
  • Automatically finds YouTube links
  • Can be synced with your phone or computer's calendar
  • Start lists
  • Fully open source (https://github.com/sportclimbing)

Let me know what you think! Anything else you'd like to have?

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u/nicoSWD — 13 days ago