Minisex roof sit 8a, Jack's broken heart 8a+ & Deep Throat 8b. Magic Wood from Michiel on Vimeo.

Mammut give some insight about C'etait demain that Jacky Godoffe put up in 1984 as the first 8A in Fontainebleau.

Adam Ondra has, besides two 8C+'s, done his tenth 8C, Krater in Holstejn. "Kind of training lap, but hard nevertheless. Two 8Bs in a row for sure. Blatant + Kra". During the next weekend, Ondra will compete in the Lead World Cup in Campitello. (c) Arto Froute Planet Mountain has presented an interview where Ondra gives details about his 9c project in Flatanger he plans to continue working after the European Championship. "The climb is about 45m long, the first 20m are about 8b climbing with a couple of really really good knee-bars. Then comes the crux boulder problem, 10 moves of 8C. And when I say 8C boulder problem, I really mean it. Actually, it’s the boulder problem that took me the most time to link!" After that there is an upside down knee bar that has gone from bad to OK after a lot of training so now he plans to stay one minute in the bat hang. Then there is a 4-move 8B followed by another rest and then Project Hard finishes of with an insecure 7C boulder on undercling and slippery feet.

Jongwon Chon and Shauna Coxsey won the Boulder World Cup in India which was their second victory in a row. They both also won the semifinal and had secured their gold before they did the last boulder just before the 4 minutes so the event finished in the best way possible. 1. Shauna Coxsey GBR - Jongwon Chon KOR 2. Miho Nonaka JPN - Rei Sugimoto JPN 3. Akiyo Noguchi JPN - Alexey Rubtsov RUS Complete results The Japanese domination continued overall and five out of the Top-8 male respectively three out of the Top-5 were Japanese.

Live streaming from Mumbai in India on 25/6 GMT - 5.30 09:00-11:15 Men and Women Semi-Finals 17:30 Men and Women Finals As Janja Garnbret does not participate as she prepares for next weekend's European Championships in Italy, Shauna Coxsey only needs to #9 to secure the overall title. Among the males, Alexey Rubtsov is in the lead, followed by Chon, Watabe, Narasaki and Fujii who all have great chances of winning. The Japanese continue their domination with seven out of twenty qualified to the semifinal and all ten in the team was Top-25. Complete results

Mike Foley, who previously has done several 9a's, has repeated Chris Sharma's Dreamcatcher 9a in Squamish. (c) Paul Nadler "The end of an era. Decided to make the most of the longest day of the year and drove up to Squamish after work. Tired but psyched, I made solid effort only to fall slapping the finishing jug. After a short rest, I tied in one more time. With a few little mistakes I made it to final rest before the crux. Some deep breaths, a couple power screams, and a split second decision to change some beta and I found myself clipping the chains. This has been my longest and most mentally challenging endeavor of my climbing career. Hands down my proudest achievement. Mixed feelings of relief, excitement, and disbelief . So many thanks to everyone who has helped me along way."