Lead World Cup News Today

Insiders say eating disorders in climbing are a growing issue, and competition managers are racing to catch up.

With two elite-level onsights days after sending a 5.15 route, the South Korean becomes the latest climber to prove herself equal to anyone.

Ai Mori clinches gold for Japan at the season-ending Boulder & Lead World Cup in Morioka, dominating the competition with outstanding climbs in both rounds of the womens final.

It’s not too soon for athletes to start looking ahead to the Paris 2024 Summer Games. Climbing's governing body just released its 2023 schedule.

20 movies for your viewing pleasure.

As the IFSC Paraclimbing Lead World Cup season wrapped up in Switzerland, Lead and Speed World Cups got rolling in France.

This year's IFSC Bouldering and Lead World Cups in Innsbruck, Austria, were full of surprises, reunions, and historic moments.

Amid lockdowns, China announced that it will skip two International Federation of Sport Climbing (IFSC) World Cup dates this fall.

The Slovenian is climbing’s first female Olympic medalist, the first woman to onsight 5.14b, and perhaps our sport’s strongest overall competitor

The video of Japanese climber Yuji Hirayama making the first free ascent of Hanabi, the 8c+ freed by the 52-year-old at Futagoyama (Mt Futago) in Japan at the end of 2021.