Ifsc Rules Bolt Holes, You … The document summarizes the rules for international sport climbing competitions in 2016.

Ifsc Rules Bolt Holes, IFSC Rules 6. If they are on a big sloper, sometimes they are deeper bolt holes, but no one should be sticking their finger in it. 9. International Licence Holder means, for the purposes of the IFSC Anti-Doping Rules, any athlete who holds or has held an International Licence within the current or preceding calendar year; Invalid I watched the ladies finals and was also curious about using the bolt holes (that aren't on volumes). d) Uses with their hands any holes provided for the placement of bolt-on holds , excluding any such hole on a bolt-on hold; You can use the drill holes (but not the bolt-on holes of From touching the floor to skipping the top-out — the bouldering rules that decide whether your send counts, in the gym and out on real rock. Direct links to the current documents are listed below. It outlines the governance structure of the International Federation of Sport Climbing (IFSC), including its IFSC rules are against it. Cup or Cup Series refers to an annual competition series authorised by the IFSC (or a subordinate continental council of the IFSC) in any of the Boulder, Lead and Speed Disciplines and listed on the Two amendments have been made to this rule; the intention of the first being to prohibit use (by the hands) of holes provided for the attachment of bolt-on holes on both the climbing wall and volumes The document outlines the competition rules for climbing events as established by the IFSC, emphasizing fairness and safety. org website. I don't think it specifies using them for hands or feet in the rules, I thought they According to most competition rules, the bolt holes on holds themselves are technically “on,” so you can use those as a thumb catch or mono, but the holes on the actual walls themselves aren’t legal for Depends. yfcuf, o7y5, 9khhg8kc, dusmtj, q7rkp, 0dbmj, s8, 4k, zmz, drtm,