Fri Night Vid Shauna Coxsey Bouldering in Sintra
In this week's Friday Night Video, we follow Shauna Coxsey as she attempts to make the 3rd ascent of Mito Sit (8B+/V14) in Sintra, Portugal.
This weekend, climbing walls in England can reopen and businesses up and down the country have been diligently preparing for returning customers. The Covid-19 pandemic has hit the climbing industry hard, and it is certainly not out of the woods yet. While some walls are easily able to implement safety measures, others simply don't have the space or means to make these tough opening conditions viable.
We caught up with Ged at the new Matchworks Climbing Hangar in Liverpool to look at what measures bouldering walls could implement to keep customers and staff safe.
The Association of British Climbing Walls (ABC) has been working with their member climbing walls since the beginning of lockdown on reopening guidelines – a strategy based on three principles:
• Hygiene
• Capacity Management
• Social Distancing
Read our full report on the reopening of climbing walls below:
Thanks to adidas/Five Ten for producing the RESET video series.
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Return to Latest NewsOverall 1st place in the 2016 and 2017 IFSC Bouldering World Cup. Appointed MBE in 2016. Britain's first Sport Climbing athlete in Tokyo 2020.
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In this week's Friday Night Video, we follow Shauna Coxsey as she attempts to make the 3rd ascent of Mito Sit (8B+/V14) in Sintra, Portugal.
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Use of liquid chalk as a hand sanitizer is not clear cut, as normally needs water present as well. According to an article in www.climber.co.uk anyway.