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01-05-12
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Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: new zealand
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NZ
its pretty cool that a small nation like nz will have 4 climbers at the world champs this year. Nicky as nz champ, Ross as nz champ, jimmy as Asia Pacific champ and scott as world champ. and if chrissy hadnt of retired she would of gone as world champ also!
 NZ you rock
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Location: New Zealand
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Re: NZ
way to go NZ! A little country full of champs!
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Join Date: May 2008
Location: Turangi NZ
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Re: NZ
I'm not into competition climbing and very rarely get along to any of the comps due to time/work constraints but it never ceases to amaze me that a country with a population of just over 4 million keeps churning these guys out (ladies included) and if you allow for all the other top climbers NZ has that either don't make the finals or don't even compete; we box way above our weight.
I agree with Drew; NZ rocks big time.............................................. ................and that doesn't inlclude last night's little richter wake me up. |
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