Emma Hunt Breaks Women’s World Speed Climbing Record With 5.99-Second Run

After breaking the women’s world speed record in Kraków, Poland, last week, Emma Hunt reveals her micro beta and her best advice for climbing faster. The post Emma Hunt Breaks Women’s World Speed Climbing Record With 5.99-Second Run appeared first on Climbing .

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Emma Hunt Breaks Women’s World Speed Climbing Record With 5.99-Second Run

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