The fourth round of the Czech Cup in bouldering will take place 27.8.05 in conjunction with the International Festival of Mountain-Climbing Films in Teplice nad Metuji (North-East Bohemia, Czech Republic). ... full story
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Libor Hroza, a Czech climber, finished 9th at the World Cup competition of speed climbing in Chamonix (FRA). The other Czech competitor, Jiří Švácha, was 20th. ... full story
A quick word from the World Championship in Munich
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The World Championship took place july 2nd to 5th in Munich, Germany. The World Championship takes place biannually, so motivation for the competition was excellent. ... full story
Marina di Ravenna, June 24-26 2005 - 19 young climbers from Czech Republic fought for medals and cups in prestige competition in Ravenna (Italy). ... full story
Body of the Czech lost in winter found under Triglav
The body of a young Czech mountaineer was found today under Triglav. The man was lost with his friend last winter. The body was found on the North West side of Triglav (Primorska Zadnjica) under snow avalanche. The Slovenian rescue service has not found the second one yet. ... full story
World Cup in lead climbing in Zurich (SUI) this weekend (24/25 June 2005) was without participation of the best Czech climber, Tomas Mrazek, but there was another Czech, Vaclav Malina, who ended 37th, and three Czech women. ... full story
Tomas Mrazek, the World Champion, the winner of the World Cup 2004, and the climber of the year according to the international climbing site 8a.nu has just launched an English version of his new site ... full story
Czech Championship in speed climbing took place in Liberec last weekend (Jun 18 2005). Libor Hroza and Eliska Karesova won. There were not only adults but children in theire categories. ... full story
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The fourth round of the Czech Cup in bouldering will take place 27.8.05 in conjunction with the International Festival of Mountain-Climbing Films in Teplice nad Metuji (North-East Bohemia, Czech Republic). 
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Tomas Mrazek finished 2nd at the World Games.
Look at Tomas Mrazek on video from World Championship in lead climbing 2005 Munich, Germany filmed by Caballo. 
The World Championship took place july 2nd to 5th in Munich, Germany. The World Championship takes place biannually, so motivation for the competition was excellent. 
Marina di Ravenna, June 24-26 2005 - 19 young climbers from Czech Republic fought for medals and cups in prestige competition in Ravenna (Italy). 
The Czech mountaineer Radek Jaros reached summit of Nanga Parbat today morning. 
World Cup in lead climbing in Zurich (SUI) this weekend (24/25 June 2005) was without participation of the best Czech climber, Tomas Mrazek, but there was another Czech, Vaclav Malina, who ended 37th, and three Czech women. 
Tomas Mrazek, the World Champion, the winner of the World Cup 2004, and the climber of the year according to the international climbing site 8a.nu has just launched an English version of his new site 
Czech Cup competition in bouldering took place in Ostrava last weekend (June 18 2005). Jan Zbranek and Vera Kostruhova won. 
Czech Championship in speed climbing took place in Liberec last weekend (Jun 18 2005). Libor Hroza and Eliska Karesova won. There were not only adults but children in theire categories. 
