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”’Competition Climbing Judging”’ is the process of regulating [[competition climbing]] by assessing the progress achieved by a climber on a [[Climbing route|route]] or [[Bouldering|boulder]]. |
”’Competition Climbing Judging”’ is the process of regulating [[competition climbing]] by assessing the progress achieved by a climber on a [[Climbing route|route]] or [[Bouldering|boulder]]. |
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Competition Climbing Judging is the process of regulating competition climbing by assessing the progress achieved by a climber on a route or boulder. Judging ensures fairness and allows for the ranking of competitors based on their ability to climb a route or boulder, more or less successfully.
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