Today, June 20, the International Federation of Sport Climbing and the whole Olympic Movement celebrates World Refugee Day, a day established by the United Nations to raise awareness oaround the situation of refugees throughout the world.
The respective European Championships in Sport Climbing plus Beach Volleyball, Canoe Sprint and Table Tennis have joined those in Athletics, Cycling, Gymnastics, Rowing and Triathlon for the event that will take place from Thursday 11 to Sunday...
The 2020 FISU World University Sport Climbing Championship, which was supposed to take place in Torino (ITA) from September 17 to 20, has been definitely cancelled.
It is with great sadness that the International Federation of Sport Climbing learned of the tragic loss of French climber Luce Douady, at the age of 16.
After the great success registered in the past weeks, the International Federation of Sport Climbing will continue streaming live replays of its most exciting past competitions on each Friday in June.
After two months of consultation with a number of experts and stakeholders, the International Federation of Sport Climbing published today the work of the Climbing During COVID-19 Working Group in its Addendum to the IFSC Rules to be used during the...
World Environment Day is celebrated on June 5th each year. This June 5th, the IFSC would like to mark the occasion by raising awareness of sustainability.
The International Federation of Sport Climbing and Austria Climbing announce that the IFSC World Cup originally scheduled in Innsbruck (AUT) from June 23 to 27 has been definitely cancelled.
Today, the International Federation of Sport Climbing held its 2020 Plenary Assembly in writing, as its Member Federations met in teleconference at 2:00 pm (UTC+2:00) for the announcement of the results.
The design of the 2019 IFSC Climbing World Championships in Hachioji (JPN) won the 2020 ADC Award in the Brand and Communication Design discipline, Poster category.
After a two-months lockdown, the IFSC headquarters in Torino finally reopened on May 18, as the Italian government partially lifted its restrictions and allowed a number of businesses to be operative again.
The International Federation of Sport Climbing and the Alpine Association of Slovenia jointly declare that the IFSC World Cup scheduled to be held in Ljubljana (SLO) from September 25 to 26 have been cancelled.
After setting new dates for the IFSC European Championships, the International Federation of Sport Climbing - along with IFSC Asia and IFSC Oceania - is glad to announce that the IFSC Asian Championships have been rescheduled in Xiamen (CHN) from December...