Hong Chong Yi-talks about the origins and evolution of Bouldering.

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The history of Bouldering is closely linked to that of rock climbing, largely because Bouldering is a subset of the sport. Initially regarded as a passing craze or a means of preparation for large-scale wall climbs, it was never considered a legitimate discipline. But in the 1950s, things started to shift. More people became aware of the sport's beneficial effects on health as it grew. Interested to know about the evolution of Bouldering? Read Hong Chong Yi From Stone to Sport: Tracing the Path of Bouldering's Evolution, where he traces the origin of the sport:All Rights Reserved

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Hong Chong Yi-talks about the origins and evolution of Bouldering.
Wed, Dec 27, 2023

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