Tomáš Mrázek finished 8th last Saturday at the World Cup in lead (difficulty) climbing in Imst. The other Czech competitor, Vaclav Malina, was 40th, and the Czech woman Kateřina Chudobová 39th. ... full story
Věra Komárková, the first Czech women who climbed 8000 metres high mountain, died yesterday (May 25 2005) at her flat in Leysin, Switzerland, at age of 62.
In ... full story
Martin Stráník finished 2nd, the best performance of all the Czech climbers at competition of European Youth Cup in lead (difficulty) climbing, that finished today in Imst (AUT). ... full story
Tomas Mrazek has just returned from France where he spent two weeks around Nice as preparation before World Championship in Munich, Germany July 1-5 2005. ... full story
Tomas Mrazek (CZK) was 8th today in the finals of the 2nd World Cup 2005 competition in lead climbing in Puurs, Belgium (29-30 April 2005). ... full story
The first WC competition in difficulty (lead) as well as the second competition in speed climbing took place in Bulgarian Veliko Tarnovo with around 100 participating climbers. ... full story
According to unoficial Spain service, we got via email, the final results are:
1 Flavio Crespi (Ita), 2 Jorg Verhoeven (Hol),
3 Cedric Lachat (Sui), 4 Ivalio ... full story
Tomáš Mrázek climbed 2x 8b+ in OS style last week. It was the route Karisma 8b+, 30 metres endurance route in Misja Pec, Osp, Slovenia, with boulder on the begining. The 2nd route names Bastila, and as well it is long and endurance ones. ... full story
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Věra Komárková, the first Czech women who climbed 8000 metres high mountain, died yesterday (May 25 2005) at her flat in Leysin, Switzerland, at age of 62.
Two Czech expeditions departed on Sunday (May 22 2005) to K2 ascent. 
Czech Championship of kids and youth in difficulty (lead) climbing took place the last weekend (May 14 2005) in town Svitavy. 
Tomas Mrazek has just returned from France where he spent two weeks around Nice as preparation before World Championship in Munich, Germany July 1-5 2005. 
On April 16 a Czech climber Martin Minarik reached the summit of 8200 m Cho Oju. His expedition contains only him and his Sherpa cook. 
The first WC competition in difficulty (lead) as well as the second competition in speed climbing took place in Bulgarian Veliko Tarnovo with around 100 participating climbers. 
Tomáš Mrázek climbed 2x 8b+ in OS style last week. It was the route Karisma 8b+, 30 metres endurance route in Misja Pec, Osp, Slovenia, with boulder on the begining. The 2nd route names Bastila, and as well it is long and endurance ones. 
16.-17.4.2005 European Youth Cup BRNO 2005. Results: 
Sunday update: Speed results - men: 1 MINACHEV Evgeny (RUS), 2 VAITSEKHOVSKI Ev 
