Libor Hroza Breaks the “World Record” for Speed Climbing Time
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On Sunday Czech climber Libor Hroza set a new “world record” for speed climbing at the Sport Climbing Association of British Columbia Provincial
Championships in Saanich, British Columbia. Hroza broke the record set by Ukrainian climber Danyl Boldyrev with a time of 5.578 seconds.
This is 0.022 seconds better than Boldyrev’s official world record of 5.6 seconds.