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Fri Night Vid Shauna Coxsey: Mama, Font 8B+, Olympian

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Shauna Coxsey has been the figurehead of UK Climbing for over a decade, winning multiple IFSC World Cup titles and representing Team GB at the Tokyo Olympics. Now transitioning from the high-intensity world of competition climbing to the raw, unpredictable realm of outdoor rock, Shauna takes us through a season of transformation. With...

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(www.ukclimbing.com)
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