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Letopis/ Yearbook 2018 Organigram Planinske Zveze Slovenije 2018
LETOPIS/ YEARBOOK 2018 www.pzs.si ORGANIGRAM PLANINSKE ZVEZE SLOVENIJE 2018 Naslov: LETOPIS PLANINSKE ZVEZE SLOVENIJE 2018 ALPINE ASSOCIATION OF SLOVENIA YEARBOOK 2018 Izdajatelj in založnik/ Publisher: Planinska zveza Slovenije, Ob železnici 30 a, Ljubljana, www.pzs.si, [email protected] | Za Planinsko zvezo Slovenije: Jože Rovan | Uredila/ Editor: Manca Čujež, Matej Ogorevc | Oblikovanje/ Formation: MEDIA CENTER, Marko Gorjup s.p. | Tisk/ Printing: Fotolito Dolenc, Ljubljana | Naklada/ Edition: 650 izvodov/ copies | Besedila/ Credit: arhiv PZS/ Archives of PZS | Fotografija na naslovnici: Manca Čujež | ISSN 2385-9881 2 KAZALO KDO JE KDO V PZS 4 VSEBINA PLANINSKA ORGANIZACIJA V LETU 2018 5 PLANINSKA ZVEZA SLOVENIJE 6 THE ALPINE ASSOCIATION OF SLOVENIA 7 KRONIKA NAJPOMEMBNEJŠIH PLANINSKIH DOGODKOV V LETU 2018 8 CHRONICLE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT MOUNTAINEERING EVENTS IN 2018 15 STATISTIKA PZS 2018 20 SPOMLADANSKA ANKETA 2018 ZA DRUŠTVA 24 MLADINSKA KOMISIJA 27 GOSPODARSKA KOMISIJA 28 KOMISIJA ZA PLANINSKE POTI 31 KOMISIJA ZA VARSTVO GORSKE NARAVE 32 VODNIŠKA KOMISIJA 34 KOMISIJA ZA TURNO KOLESARSTVO 35 KOMISIJA ZA ALPINIZEM 37 KOMISIJA ZA ŠPORTNO PLEZANJE 38 KOMISIJA ZA GORSKE ŠPORTE 41 ODBOR ZA USPOSABLJANJE IN PREVENTIVO 42 ODBOR GORE IN VARNOST 43 ODBOR ZA ČLANSTVO 43 ODBOR ZA PRAVNE ZADEVE 43 ODBOR PLANINSTVO ZA INVALIDE/OPP 44 ODBOR ZA ZALOŽNIŠTVO IN INFORMIRANJE 44 PLANINSKI VESTNIK 46 RAZISKOVALNA SKUPINA 46 SLOVENSKI PLANINSKI MUZEJ 47 PODELJENA PLANINSKA PRIZNANJA V LETU 2018 47 MEDNARODNA DEJAVNOST PZS 48 ANALIZA GORSKIH NESREČ V LETU 2018 54 MEDDRUŠTVENI ODBORI PLANINSKIH DRUŠTEV 57 PROSTOVOLJSTVO V PLANINSKI ZVEZI SLOVENIJE 63 PLANINSKA DRUŠTVA 64 PLANINSKA ZVEZA SLOVENIJE, Ob železnici 30 a, SI-1001 Ljubljana T +386 (0)1 43 45 680 | F +386 (0)1 43 45 691 E [email protected] | W www.pzs.si | FB www.facebook.com/PlaninskaZvezaSlovenije | Twitter @planinskazveza 3 KDO JE KDO V PZS/ WHO IS WHO IN PZS (na dan/ on 31. -
Mcofs Climbing Wall Specifications
THE MOUNTAINEERING COUNCIL OF SCOTLAND The Old Granary West Mill Street Perth PH1 5QP Tel: 01738 493 942 Website: www.mcofs.org.uk SCOTTISH CLIMBING WALLS: Appendix 3 Climbing Wall Facilities: Specifications 1. Climbing Wall Definitions 1.1 Type of Wall The MCofS recognises the need to develop the following types of climbing wall structure in Scotland. These can be combined together at a suitably sized site or developed as separate facilities (e.g. a dedicated bouldering venue). All walls should ideally be situated in a dedicated space or room so as not to clash with other sporting activities. They require unlimited access throughout the day / week (weekends and evenings till late are the most heavily used times). It is recommended that the type of wall design is specific to the requirements and that it is not possible to utilise one wall for all climbing disciplines (e.g. a lead wall cannot be used simultaneously for bouldering). For details of the design, development and management of walls the MCofS supports the recommendations in the “Climbing Walls Manual” (3rd Edition, 2008). 1.1.1. Bouldering walls General training walls with a duel function of allowing for the pursuit of physical excellence, as well as offering a relatively safe ‘solo’ climbing experience which is fun and perfect for a grass-roots introduction to climbing. There are two styles: indoor venues and outdoor venues to cater for the general public as a park or playground facility (Boulder Parks). Dedicated bouldering venues are particularly successful in urban areas* where local access to natural crags offering this style of climbing is not available. -
Wrestling with Liability: Encouraging Climbing on Private Land Page 9
VERTICAL TIMESSection The National Publication of the Access Fund Winter 09/Volume 86 www.accessfund.org Wrestling with Liability: Encouraging Climbing on Private Land page 9 CHOOSING YOUR COnseRvatION STRateGY 6 THE NOTORIOUS HORsetOOTH HanG 7 Winter 09 Vertical Times 1 QUeen CReeK/OaK Flat: NEGOTIATIONS COntINUE 12 AF Perspective “ All the beautiful sentiments in the world weigh less than a single lovely action.” — James Russell Lowell irst of all, I want to take a moment to thank you for all you’ve done to support us. Without members and donors like you, we would fall short F of accomplishing our goals. I recently came across some interesting statistics in the Outdoor Foundation’s annual Outdoor Recreation Participation Report. In 2008, 4.7 million people in the United States participated in bouldering, sport climbing, or indoor climbing, and 2.3 million people went trad climbing, ice climbing, or mountaineering. It is also interesting to note that less than 1% of these climbers are members of the Access Fund. And the majority of our support comes from membership. We are working on climbing issues all across the country, from California to Maine. While we have had many successes and our reach is broad, just imagine what would be possible if we were able to increase our membership base: more grants, more direct support of local climbing organizations, and, ultimately, more climbing areas open and protected. We could use your help. Chances are a number of your climbing friends and partners aren’t current Access Fund members. Please take a moment to tell them about our work and the impor- tance of joining us, not to mention benefits like discounts on gear, grants for local projects, timely information and alerts about local access issues, and a subscrip- tion to the Vertical Times. -
Annual Report 2019
INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION OF SPORT CLIMBING ANNUAL REPORT 2019 www.ifsc-climbing.org CONTENT Paraclimbing World Championships ----58 President’s Message -------------------- 4 Olympic Qualifying Event ------------ 62 Secretary General’s Message ------------ 6 Youth World Championships-----------64 Inside the IFSC ------------------------- 8 ANOC Beach Games ---------------- 66 WHAT IS THE IFSC?--------------------- 8 China Open ------------------------ 67 MAKING HISTORY --------------------- 8 SPORT DEPARTMENT DEVELOPMENTS ---- 68 THE STRATEGIC PLAN------------------- 10 A 2019 Meetings -------------------- 68 A N WOMEN IN THE IFSC-------------------- 12 Official Sport Equipment ------------ 74 N N N New Result System ---------------- 77 U GOVERNANCE ------------------------ 14 U A A EXECUTIVE BOARD--------------------- 16 L Corporate Activities ------------------- 78 L STAFF -------------------------------20 MARKETING & COMMUNICATIONS ------- 78 2 NEW HEADQUARTERS ------------------24 Marketing Strategy ---------------- 78 3 NATIONAL FEDERATIONS----------------26 Synca Dentsu --------------------- 79 R Sponsors------------------------- 80 R E TRIBUTE TO MR. YURIY SKURLATOV -------28 E P Broadcasters---------------------- 82 P COMMISSIONS------------------------30 O Monthly Highlights Shows ----------- 86 O R R Our Sport ------------------------------42 Digital Marketing ------------------ 90 T T NUMBER OF CLIMBERS WORLWIDE ------- 42 Media --------------------------- 94 Continental Qualifying Events OLYMPIC GAMES ---------------------- -
Offic Ial Pr Es S R Elea Se Noguchi & Shar
InternatIonal FederatIon oF Sport Climbing www.ifsc-climbing.org IFSC CLIMBING WORLD CUP VAIL 2014: SE NOGUCHI & SHAR AFUTDINOV SET THEMSELVES APART WITH GOLD MEDALS This Friday and Saturday, June 6-7, the 2014 IFSC Boulder World Cup Series pulled into its only stop on US soil, in Vail, Colorado. Vail, home to the third largest ski mountain in North America, has become a mecca for mountain sports enthusiasts, and this year’s World Cup, held in conjunction with the Vail Mountain Games, showcased the best of what the sport has to offer! The 2014 Vail IFSC Boulder World Cup attracted a large only in two more attempts. With her gold this weekend, field of American climbers that don’t regularly compete in Noguchi tightens the distance between herself and IFSC World Cups, and the competition was all the more Shauna Coxsey, still in first after Vail in the IFSC Boulder fierce! Rankings, making our next competitions in Haiyang and Laval must-sees! Renewed finals, but familiar champions OFFICIAL PRESSRELEA OFFICIAL Next stop: Haiyang (CHN) With a large field of American climbers making their way through to the semi-finals, the field was tense and finals The IFSC Boulder World Cup tour reaches its penultimate 2014 SATURDAY spots all the more difficult to come by. In the men’s field, stop, and the Lead series kicks off this June 20-22 in 7TH last year’s Vail gold medalist Russia’s Dmitrii Haiyang, China, with our first three-discipline World Cup of JUNE Sharafutdinov repeated his feat and took the top spot, 2014! With Lead, Speed, and Boulder, there's sure to be topping all four problems. -
8Th December 2017 SPEED, BOULDERING & LEAD AFRICAN
1 8th December 2017 SPEED, BOULDERING & LEAD AFRICAN YOUTH A SELECTION COMPETITION Johannesburg, South Africa FOR SELECTION TO COMPETE IN THE 2018 YOUTH OLYMPIC GAMES 2 ORGANIZATION • Host Federation: South African National Climbing Federation (SANCF) • Organizing Federation: South African National Climbing Federation (SANCF) with the assistance of Gauteng Climbing The African Youth “A” Selection Competition is organized by the SANCF in accordance with the IFSC regulations for athletes born between 1 January 2000 and 31 December 2001. COMPETITION VENUE 3 Table of Contents 1. Introduction ........................................................................................................................................ 4 2. Acknowledgement of Sponsors and Hosts.......................................................................................... 5 3. Date of 2017 African Selection Competition for the 2018 YOG .......................................................... 5 4. Venue ................................................................................................................................................. 5 5. Refreshments ..................................................................................................................................... 5 6. Prize Giving ......................................................................................................................................... 6 7. Pre-Competition Non-Competitor Meetings. .................................................................................... -
Offic Ial Press Relea Se the Penultimate Bouldering
IFSC CLIMBING WORLD CUP MUNICH 2019 SE THE PENULTIMATE BOULDERING WORLD CUP OF 2019 After two back-to-back competitions in China, the IFSC Bouldering World Cup 2019 returns to Europe for the second to last Bouldering competition 2019 held in Munich, Germany from May 18-19. Munich is a fixture in the Bouldering series, regularly Slovenian climber, Janja GARNBRET, who is currently hosting the final event of the season, this year it will 4-for-4 in Bouldering World Cup 2019 wins is planning be the penultimate Bouldering World Cup 2019. 273 on competing with her sights set on gold medal athletes are registered to compete to gain ground in number five. the Bouldering season rankings before the last stage that will takes place in Vail this year. Her compatriot, Jernej KRUDER, along with fellow competition favorite, Adam ONDRA (CZE) are both Spotlight on Bouldering determined to make a comeback in Munich after neither made it past the semi-final round in Wujiang. As speed climbing takes a break for a couple of weeks, KRUDER and ONDRA have both won a world cup this the full attention of sport climbing fans turns back to season in Moscow and Meiringen respectively. the bouldering athletes. OFFICIAL PRESS RELEA OFFICIAL Wujiang finalist, Jan HOJER (GER) and his German The recent Bouldering World Cup in Wujiang, China teammate, Alexander MEGOS will both have the home 2019 saw a very strong turnout from the Japanese climbing MONDAY field advantage this time around with the support of TH team, with seven of their athletes making it to finals 14 the local crowd cheering them on. -
Letopis/ Yearbook 2018 Organigram Planinske Zveze Slovenije 2018
LETOPIS/ YEARBOOK 2018 www.pzs.si ORGANIGRAM PLANINSKE ZVEZE SLOVENIJE 2018 Naslov: LETOPIS PLANINSKE ZVEZE SLOVENIJE 2018 ALPINE ASSOCIATION OF SLOVENIA YEARBOOK 2018 Izdajatelj in založnik/ Publisher: Planinska zveza Slovenije, Ob železnici 30 a, Ljubljana, www.pzs.si, [email protected] | Za Planinsko zvezo Slovenije: Jože Rovan | Uredila/ Editor: Manca Čujež, Matej Ogorevc | Oblikovanje/ Formation: MEDIA CENTER, Marko Gorjup s.p. | Tisk/ Printing: Fotolito Dolenc, Ljubljana | Naklada/ Edition: 650 izvodov/ copies | Besedila/ Credit: arhiv PZS/ Archives of PZS | Fotografija na naslovnici: Manca Čujež | ISSN 2385-9881 2 KAZALO KDO JE KDO V PZS 4 VSEBINA PLANINSKA ORGANIZACIJA V LETU 2018 5 PLANINSKA ZVEZA SLOVENIJE 6 THE ALPINE ASSOCIATION OF SLOVENIA 7 KRONIKA NAJPOMEMBNEJŠIH PLANINSKIH DOGODKOV V LETU 2018 8 CHRONICLE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT MOUNTAINEERING EVENTS IN 2018 15 STATISTIKA PZS 2018 20 SPOMLADANSKA ANKETA 2018 ZA DRUŠTVA 24 MLADINSKA KOMISIJA 27 GOSPODARSKA KOMISIJA 28 KOMISIJA ZA PLANINSKE POTI 31 KOMISIJA ZA VARSTVO GORSKE NARAVE 32 VODNIŠKA KOMISIJA 34 KOMISIJA ZA TURNO KOLESARSTVO 35 KOMISIJA ZA ALPINIZEM 37 KOMISIJA ZA ŠPORTNO PLEZANJE 38 KOMISIJA ZA GORSKE ŠPORTE 41 ODBOR ZA USPOSABLJANJE IN PREVENTIVO 42 ODBOR GORE IN VARNOST 43 ODBOR ZA ČLANSTVO 43 ODBOR ZA PRAVNE ZADEVE 43 ODBOR PLANINSTVO ZA INVALIDE/OPP 44 ODBOR ZA ZALOŽNIŠTVO IN INFORMIRANJE 44 PLANINSKI VESTNIK 46 RAZISKOVALNA SKUPINA 46 SLOVENSKI PLANINSKI MUZEJ 47 PODELJENA PLANINSKA PRIZNANJA V LETU 2018 47 MEDNARODNA DEJAVNOST PZS 48 ANALIZA GORSKIH NESREČ V LETU 2018 54 MEDDRUŠTVENI ODBORI PLANINSKIH DRUŠTEV 57 PROSTOVOLJSTVO V PLANINSKI ZVEZI SLOVENIJE 63 PLANINSKA DRUŠTVA 64 PLANINSKA ZVEZA SLOVENIJE, Ob železnici 30 a, SI-1001 Ljubljana T +386 (0)1 43 45 680 | F +386 (0)1 43 45 691 E [email protected] | W www.pzs.si | FB www.facebook.com/PlaninskaZvezaSlovenije | Twitter @planinskazveza 3 KDO JE KDO V PZS/ WHO IS WHO IN PZS (na dan/ on 31. -
Improving Rock Climbing Safety Using a Systems Engineering Approach
Lyle Halliday u5366214 Improving Rock Climbing Safety using a Systems Engineering Approach ENGN2225- Systems Engineering and Design, Portfolio Abstract This portfolio outlines an application of Systems Engineering methods to the sport of Rock climbing. The report outlines an organized, logical analysis of the system that is involved in making this sport safe and aims to improve the system as a whole through this analysis. Steps taken include system scoping, requirements engineering, system function definition, subsystem integration and system attributes which contribute toward a final concept. Two recommendations are made, one being a bouldering mat which incorporates the transportation of other equipment, the other being complete, standardised bolting protocols. These concepts are then verified against the design criteria and evaluated. 1.0 System scoping: A systematic way of establishing the boundaries of the project and focusing the design problem to an attainable goal. The project focuses on Lead Climbing. 2.0 Requirements engineering: Establishing the true requirements of climbers, and what they search for in a climbing safety system 2.1 Pairwise Analysis: Establishing safety, ease of use and durability as primary design goals 2.2 Design Requirements and Technical Performance Measures: Specifying the design requirements into attainable engineering parameters. 2.3 House of Quality: Identifying the trade-offs between safety and functionality/ cost and the need for a whole-of-systems approach to the problem, rather than a component approach. 3.0 System Function Definition: Establishing concepts and system processes. 3.1 Concept Generation and Classification: Identifying possible and existing solutions on a component level and taking these to a subsystem level. -
The Impact of on Kalymnos Rock Climbing
CASE STUDY The Impact of Rock Climbing on Kalymnos THE IMPACT OF ROCK CLIMBING ON KALYMNOS February 2020 1 THE CLIMBING INITIATIVE ABOUT THE CLIMBING INITIATIVE The Climbing Initiative is a Colorado-based nonprofit supporting climbing communities worldwide. Through research, community engagement, and partnerships, we bring together organizations invested in the future of climbing and develop best practices for supporting the growth of climbing in emerging contexts. We believe rock climbing can empower individuals, create new sources of livelihood, and foster the development of a more sustainable and equitable world. climbinginitiative.org Cover photo by Nikolaos Smalios Design by Mario Minchevski behance.net/mDesign Photographers Veronica Baker and Nikolaos Smalios Copyright © 2020 The Climbing2 Initiative. All rights reserved. Version 1.3 CASE STUDY The Impact of Rock Climbing on Kalymnos CONTENTS 1 Summary 2 Introduction 5 History 9 Economic Impact 12 Social Impact 15 Environmental Impact 18 Challenges & Opportunities 25 Recommendations 28 Conclusions 3 THE CLIMBING INITIATIVE 4 Luisa Zoe Millonig powering up the tufas on Sevasti (7b) at the Iannis sector Photo by Veronica Baker CASE STUDY The Impact of Rock Climbing on Kalymnos SUMMARY Kalymnos has more than 3,400 routes on a 109 square kilometer (42 square mile) island and receives thousands of climbing tourists every year. Climbing has injected new life into the island’s economy and mitigated the effects of the Greek economic crisis. A significant social shift is occurring as locals embrace climbing tourism, though there is still not a great degree of integration between climbers and locals. While climbers have relatively low environmental impact, environmental practices throughout Kalymnos need to be improved to preserve the island. -
Navy Accuses SEAL School Dropout of Starting Blaze That Destroyed Ship
MILITARY FACES OLYMPICS Services work together Harrison’s masterpiece Americans to play to get critically injured gets remix for delayed for gold medal in soldier off Army ship milestone anniversary men’s basketball Page 3 Page 14 Page 24 Marines to replace fitness test crunches with planks by 2023 ›› Page 5 stripes.com Volume 80 Edition 80 ©SS 2021 CONTINGENCY EDITION FRIDAY,AUGUST 6, 2021 Free to Deployed Areas ‘Tougher BONHOMME RICHARD FIRE than boot camp’ at Olympics First Coast Guardsman to compete in Games addresses mental stress BY SETH ROBSON Stars and Stripes ENOSHIMA, Japan — The first U.S. Coast Guardsman to compete in the Olympics said athletes in Tokyo face a tougher mental chal- lenge than recruits in boot camp. Lt. j.g. Nikki Barnes, 27, became the first Coast Guardsman to represent the United States at the Olympics in any sport when she and crew- mate Lara Dall- OMAR POWELL//U.S. Navy man-Weiss, 32, Barnes Sailors and federal firefighters respond to the blaze aboard the amphibious assault ship USS Bonhomme Richard at Naval Base San Diego on of Shoreview, July 13, 2020. The ship, which burned for four days, was so extensively damaged that it had to be scrapped. Minn., began sailing in the Wom- en’s 470 class last week. Reflecting on the Olympic ex- perience after missing out on a medal, the native of St. Thomas in Navy accuses SEAL school dropout the U.S. Virgin Islands said she’ll apply the lessons she learned in Japan in her Coast Guard career. “It’s my first Games,” she said, of starting blaze that destroyed ship shortly before the men’s 470 race Wednesday. -
Kilian Jornet, Galardonado Con Un Pitón De Oro 2013 , 26/12/13 ,26/12
Kilian Jornet, galardonado con un Pitón de Oro 2013. Desnivel http://desnivel.com/cultura/kilian-jornet-galardonado-con-un-piton-de-... ,26/12/13, 26/12/13 OTORGADOS POR LA REVISTA CLIMBING Kilian Jornet, galardonado con un Pitón de Oro 2013 La revista estadounidense Climbing ha premiado al catalán en la categoría de velocidad por sus récords en el Mont Blanc y el Matterhorn. Adam Ondra y Chris Sharma, Alex Megos, Jimmy Webb y Hazel Findlay también han sido reconocidos. Desnivel.com - Jueves, 26 de Diciembre de 2013 - Actualizado a las 07:50h. La revista estadounidense Climbing ha hecho públicos los prestigiosos premios Golden Pitons (Pitones de Oro) que otorga cada año a las actividades más destacadas de la escalada mundial según diferentes puntos de vista. Kilian Jornet se ha hecho acreedor de uno de dichos galardones, en la categoría de velocidad, por sus impresionantes ascensiones exprés a montañas tan emblemáticas como el Mont Blanc o el Matterhorn, cuyo récords ostenta. La página web de la revista americana publica una introducción a la noticia acerca del premio a Kilian diciendo: "Los escaladores se han preguntado desde hace tiempo qué podría pasar si atletas de calibre olímpico de otros deportes trajeran su fuerza y resistencia al mundo vertical. Ahora, tenemos una idea bastante buena: el runner catalán Kilian Jornet Burgada está liquidando sistemáticamente los récords de velocidad en los picos más famosos del mundo". A continuación, Climbing pasa a resumir algunas de sus victorias en competiciones en carreras a pie y en esquí de montaña, para señalar que "Jornet ha escalado desde que era un niño, y en los dos últimos años, ha centrado su capacidad aeróbica casi sobrehumana en retos más técnicos".