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Climbing is now an Olympic event. Whether you have aspirations for a gold medal, or you just want to challenge your personal limits, the competitive arena is your opportunity to shine!

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The Crank is a series of competitions in the Lead and Bouldering disciplines. Following the International Sport Climbing Federation’s (IFSC) competition rules closely, The Crank serves to fill the gap between local, small-scale competitions and full-scale international competitions hosted by IFSC. 

We also see The Crank as a valuable talent promotion and discovery tool. Providing a platform for current athletes to gain experience and showcase hidden talents in Malaysia.

The Official Camp5 Ranking (CRanking)

Competitors will attain points based on the strength of the attending field that increase their ranking points after each recognized competition. You view more information on The CRankings in the dropdown boxes below.

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The Crank is a series of competitions in the Lead and Bouldering disciplines. Following the International Sport Climbing Federation’s (IFSC) competition rules closely, The Crank serves to fill the gap between local, small-scale competitions and full-scale international competitions hosted by IFSC. 

We also see The Crank as a valuable talent promotion and discovery tool. Providing a platform for current athletes to gain experience and showcase hidden talents in Malaysia.

The Official Camp5 Ranking (CRanking)

Competitors will attain points based on the strength of the attending field that increase their ranking points after each recognized competition. You view more information on The CRankings in the dropdown boxes below.

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REGISTRATION

Registration for the Crank

The links below are for registration to The Crank Lead Competition 2025. Crank Fest goers are not required to register!

 

Location

Camp5 KL East @ KL East Mall – Google Link

 

Schedule

4th October 2025 – Qualification

5th October 2025 – Finals

 

Registration Fees

Returner Registration   (closes 11:59pm, 7 September 2025): RM140 per person. 

Promocode sent via email to the account you previously registered with.

Early Bird Registration (closes 11:59pm, 31 August 2025): RM160 per person

Normal Registration (closes 11:59pm 7 September 2025): RM200 per person

Participant Transfer: RM100 per person (transfer window closes  11:59pm, 7 September)

Please ensure you enter the promocode when you register! Any payment made without the promocode will not be eligible for refund. 

**Age categories follow the IFSC format – Competitors will compete in the age group based on the age they reached this year (2024). For example, even if a competitor is currently 10 years old, but turns 11 on the 1st December 2024, they will participate in Y3 (U15).

If the number of participants registered to a category is deemed insufficient to be competitive, the organisers hold the right to cancel. Participants registered will be offered a transfer to another category or a full refund.

T-Shirt Sizes

Click the button and refer to the size chart to select the t-shirt size for your competition pack.

The links below are for registration to The Crank Boulder Competition 2026. Crank Fest goers are not required to register!

Location

Camp5 Eco City @ INC, KL Eco City – Google Link

Schedule

  • 28-29 April 2026 – The Asian Climbing Summit
  • 1 May 2026 – Adult Categories Qualification Day
  • 2 May 2026 – Youth Categories Qualification Day & Open Semi Finals
  • 3 May 2026 – Youth 1, Youth 2 and All Adult Categories Finals

Registration Fees

  • Crank Returners – RM140: We will be emailing you a promocode to use! (Closes: 11:59pm, 13 March 2026)
  • Earlybirds – RM160: Registration does not need a promocode, simply fill your details in. (Closes: 11:59pm, 13 March 2026)
  • Normal Fee – RM200: Applicable for all registrations after 13 March. (Closes: 11:59pm, 3 April 2026)

Participant Transfer: RM100 per person (transfer window closes 11:59pm 6 April 2026)

If the number of participants registered to a category is deemed insufficient to be competitive, the organisers hold the right to cancel. Participants registered will be offered a transfer to another category or a full refund.

Age Category information

Categories follow the IFSC format – Competitors will compete in the age group based on the age they reached this year (2026). For example, even if a competitor is currently 10 years old, but turns 11 on the 1st December 2026, they will participate in Youth 3.

T-Shirt Sizes

Tshirts are Sport Fit: if you’re usually between sizes and prefer a larger cut, size up.

Categories

Open

  • Open to all participants.
  • 18+ Recommended.

Qualification: IFSC Worldcup Format – 2 Lead Routes.

Final: IFSC Worldcup Format – 1 Lead Route

REGISTER OPEN

Intermediate

  • All ages, though 18+ years old is recommended
  • All Lead Climbers
  • Finalists in Crank Rookie Category welcome

You do not qualify for Intermediate if you have been a:

  • Finalists of any Regional or National Open competition (Boulder, Lead or Top Rope)
  • Finalists of any Regional or National Intermediate competition (Boulder, Lead or Top Rope)
  • Finalists in Crank Intermediate Category (Boulder or Lead)
  • Athletes currently on the Lead CRanking
  • Participant in Open category on any past Crank competition (Boulder or Lead).

Qualification: IFSC Worldcup Format – 2 Lead routes.

Final: IFSC Worldcup Format – 1 Lead Route

REGISTER INTERMEDIATE

Rookie

  • 17 Years old and above
  • Boulderers, Top Ropers and new Lead Climbers!

You do not qualify for Rookie if you have been a:

  • Lead climbing for more than 1 year
  • Participant of any Regional or National level competition, including CRANK (Boulder, Lead or Top Rope)
  • Finalists in Crank Rookie Category (Boulder or Top Rope)

Qualification: IFSC Worldcup Format – 20 Top Rope Routes all fitted with Trublue Autobelays

Final: IFSC Worldcup Format – 1 Top Rope Route

REGISTER ROOKIE

Masters

  • 40 years old and above
  • A 1% handicap will be applied for each year above 40 years old

Qualification: IFSC Worldcup Format – 2 Lead routes.

Final: IFSC Worldcup Format – 1 Lead Route

REGISTER MASTER

Youth 1 (U19)

  • Lead Climbers
  • Born in years 2007 & 2008
  • Younger competitors who want to join a lead category can join

You do not qualify for Youth 1 if you are a:

  • Not a lead climber
  • Registered in Youth 4, 3, 2 already

Qualification: IFSC Worldcup Format – 2 Lead routes.

Final: IFSC Worldcup Format – 1 Lead Route

REGISTER YOUTH 1

Youth 2 (U17)

  •  Born in years 2009 & 2010
  • Boulderers, Top Ropers and Lead Climbers

Qualification: Rodeo Top Rope Format – 20 routes

Final: IFSC World Cup Format (Top Rope) – 1 Route

REGISTER YOUTH 2

Youth 3 (U15)

  • Born in Years 2011 – 2014
  • Boulderers, Top ropers and Lead Climbers

Qualification: Rodeo Top Rope Format – 20 routes

No Final

REGISTER YOUTH 3

Youth 4 (U11)

  • Born in or after 2015
  • Boulderers, Top ropers and Lead Climbers

Qualification: Rodeo Top Rope Format – 20 routes

No Final

REGISTER YOUTH 4

Open

For all competitors, 18+ years old is recommended

Qualification: 

  • 50 Boulder Problems
  • Points for Tops only 
  • Extra points for Flashes
  • Ranked on your top 10 points

Semi Final: 4 Boulder Problems, rotational format.

Final: 4 Final Problems – Athletes isolated, concurrent format.

REGISTER OPEN

Intermediate

This category is for Competitors 18+ years old who are not eligible to enter Rookie and not ready to enter Open.

Intermediate eligibility:

  • Not ranked in top 8 in any national level open competition
  • Not podium in any intermediate competition in the past 24 months
  • Not a current Senior National Team Athlete

Qualification: 

  • 50 Boulder Problems
  • Points for Tops only 
  • Extra points for Flashes
  • Ranked combined points

Final: 4 Final Problems – Athletes isolated, rotational format.

REGISTER INTERMEDIATE

Rookie

This category is for novice competitors, we recommend 18+ years old.

Rookie eligibility: 

  • You must not have previously been top 8 in any rookie/novice boulder or lead/top rope competition.
  • Previous participants of local competitions are welcome.
  • If you know you’re too strong already, move to Intermediate!

Climbing Round: 50 boulder problems.

Competitors final ranking is determined by the total number of points accrued in this round

REGISTER ROOKIE

Masters

This category is for Competitors 40+ years old. 

Qualification: 

  • 50 Boulder Problems
  • Points for Tops only 
  • Extra points for Flashes
  • Ranked combined points

Final: 4 Final Problems – Athletes isolated, rotational format.

REGISTER MASTERS

Youth 1

For youth competitors born in 2008 & 2009.

Qualification: 

  • 50 Boulder Problems
  • Points for Tops only 
  • Extra points for Flashes
  • Ranked combined points

Final: 4 Final Problems – Athletes isolated, rotational format

REGISTER YOUTH 1

Youth 2

For youth competitors born in 2010 & 2011.

Qualification: 

  • 50 Boulder Problems
  • Points for Tops only 
  • Extra points for Flashes
  • Ranked combined points

Final: 4 Final Problems – Athletes isolated, rotational format

REGISTER YOUTH 2

Youth 3

For youth competitors born in 2012, 2013, 2014 & 2015.

Climbing Round: 50 boulder problems.

Competitors final ranking is determined by the total number of points accrued in this round.

REGISTER YOUTH 3

Youth 4

For youth competitors born in and after 2016.

Climbing Round: 50 boulder problems.

Competitors final ranking is determined by the total number of points accrued in this round.

REGISTER YOUTH 4

**Ages follow the IFSC format – Competitors will compete in the age group based on the age they reached this year (2025). For example, even if a competitor is currently 10 years old, but turns 11 on the 1st December 2025, they will participate in Y3 (U15).

Open

For all competitors, recommended 18+ years old.

Qualification: 6 Boulder Problems, carnival format.

Semi Final: 4 Boulder Problems, rotational format.

Final: 4 Final Problems – Athletes isolated, concurrent format.

Competitors ranked firstly by number of TOPS, then, if ranked the same as another competitor, by number of ZONES.

REGISTER OPEN

Intermediate

This category is for Competitors 18+ years old who are not eligible to enter Rookie and not ready to enter Open.

To join Intermediate you must:

  • Not be ranked in top 8 in in the Boulder Cranking
  • Not ranked in top 8 in any national level open competition
  • Not podium in any intermediate competition in the past 24 months
  • Not a current Senior National Team Athlete

Qualification: 30 boulder problems.

Competitors ranked by number of points accrued by achieving TOPS and ZONES.

Final: 4 Final Problems – Athletes isolated, concurrent format.

Competitors ranked firstly by number of TOPS, then, if ranked the same as another competitor, by number of ZONES.

REGISTER INTERMEDIATE

Rookie

This category is for novice competitors, recommended 18+ years old.

Rookie eligibility: 

  • You must not have previously been top 8 in any rookie/novice competition.
  • Previous participants of local competitions are welcome
  • If you know you’re too strong already, move to intermediate!

Qualification: 30 boulder problems.

Competitors ranked by number of points accrued by achieving Tops and Zones.

Competitors final ranking is determined  by the number of points accrued by achieving TOPS and ZONES.

REGISTER ROOKIE

Masters

This category is for Competitors 40+ years old. 

Qualification: 30 boulder problems.

Competitors ranked by number of points accrued by achieving TOPS and ZONES.

Final: 4 Final Problems – Athletes isolated, concurrent format.

Competitors ranked firstly by number of TOPS, then, if ranked the same as another competitor, by number of ZONES.

REGISTER MASTERS

Youth 1

For youth competitors 17-18 years old in 2025.

  • Born in 2007 & 2008.
  • Not entering another Crank Boulder 2025 Category.

Qualification: 25 boulder problems.

Competitors ranked by number of points accrued by achieving TOPS and ZONES.

Final: 4 Final Problems – Athletes isolated, concurrent format.

Competitors ranked firstly by number of TOPS, then, if ranked the same as another competitor, by number of ZONES

REGISTER YOUTH 1

Youth 2

For youth competitors 15-16 years old in 2025.

  • Born in 2009 & 2010.
  • Not entering another Crank Boulder 2025 Category.

Qualification: 25 boulder problems.

Competitors ranked by number of points accrued by achieving TOPS and ZONES.

Final: 4 Final Problems – Athletes isolated, concurrent format.

Competitors ranked firstly by number of TOPS, then, if ranked the same as another competitor, by number of ZONES.

REGISTER YOUTH 2

Youth 3

For youth competitors 11-14 years old in 2025.

  • Born in 2011, 2012, 2013 & 2014.
  • Not entering another Crank Boulder 2025 Category.

Qualification: 25 boulder problems.

Competitors ranked by number of points accrued by achieving Tops and Zones.

Competitors final ranking is determined  by the number of points accrued by achieving TOPS and ZONES.

REGISTER YOUTH 3

Youth 4

For youth competitors 6-10 years old in 2025.

  • Born in and after 2015.
  • Not entering another Crank Boulder 2025 Category.

Qualification: 25 boulder problems.

Competitors ranked by number of points accrued by achieving Tops and Zones.

Competitors final ranking is determined  by the number of points accrued by achieving TOPS and ZONES.

Final Rankings are determined by the highest position on the two routes.

REGISTER YOUTH 4

CRANK SCORING SYSTEM

The CRanking - Scoring System

From 2022 onwards, participants of Camp5 Climbing Competitions will be assigned a ranking. In the not-too-distant future, the ranking will be used to differentiate pros from rookies as well as discover rising talents within our community. After competing in select Camp5 organized or endorsed competitions, athletes will be furnished with a CRanking based on their competition performance.

Key information about the CRanking

  • The CRanking is derived from the IFSC Field Factor method applied to World Athletes.
  • Athletes’ rankings will remain for 24 months after their latest competition.
  • Your ranking will affect the ranking of others who join Cranked Endorsed competitions within 24 months of your latest event.

How the ranking works

The ranking will begin in October 2022 at the Camp5 Crank Competition. The top 30 athletes in each discipline/gender shall be ranked based on their points, multiplied by a field factor of 0.60. This number was used first by IFSC in 1999 to create the first-world rankings as we know them.

 

The top 30 competitors in each discipline/gender will first be assigned points based on the following table:

 

RPointsRPointsRPoints
1.10011.3121.10
2.8012.2822.9
3.6513.2623.8
4.5514.2424.7
5.5115.2225.6
6.4716.2026.5
7.4317.1827.4
8.4018.1628.3
9.3719.1429.2
10.3420.1230.1

Fig. 1. Base Points assigned to athletes at the end of each competition

The above table shows that the athlete ranked #1 in the competition will be furnished with 100 points, while the athlete ranked #14 will be given 24 points.

Once these points have been designated, the field factor of the competition shall be applied. The athlete’s base points are multiplied by the field factor. In the case of 2022 The Crank competition, we shall be using 0.60. The following table illustrates the athletes’ points after the Field Factor is applied.

RPointsPoints after FF (0.60)
1.10060.00
2.8048.00
3.6539.00
4.5533.00
5.5130.60
6.4728.20
7.4325.80
8.4024.00
9.3722.20
10.3420.40
11.3118.60
12.2816.80
13.2615.60
14.2414.40
15.2213.20
16.2012.00
17.1810.80
18.169.60
19.148.40
20.127.20
21.106.00
22.95.40
23.84.80
24.74.20
25.63.60
26.53.00
27.42.40
28.31.80
29.21.20
30.10.60

Fig. 2.  Base points (column B), Field Factored points sent to the CRanking (column C).

The above table illustrates that the #1 ranked athlete now has 60.00 points, and the #14 athlete has 14.40 points. These points will now go towards their CRanking.

Following Competitions

Now that Malaysian Athletes have a base ranking, we are able to use this to create a field factor for the next competition. 

To create the Field Factor Number, we find out which of the top 30 ranked athletes are attending the upcoming competition (Competition 2). First, we apply the following points to these athletes and sum the total of all attending ranked athletes:

RPointsRPointsRPoints
1.11511.4621.25
2.9512.4322.24
3.8013.4123.23
4.7014.3924.22
5.6615.3725.21
6.6216.3526.20
7.5817.3327.19
8.5518.3128.18
9.5219.2929.17
10.4920.2730.16
TOTAL sum1268

Fig. 3. Illustration of points assigned to athletes for use in creating a field factor.

For example, if all athletes except #1, #2 and #3 are competing, we will sum the points of #4 – #30.

1268 – (115+95+80) = 978

We then divide this number by the total possible points (of the full field with #1, 2# & #3 competing).

978 / 1268 = 0.77 (the field factor is always rounded to the nearest 2 decimals)

Once the competition is completed, athletes are again assigned Base Points (according to fig.1) This new field factor (0.77) is now applied to the points obtained by athletes in the upcoming competition. 

RPointsPoints after FF (0.77)
1.10077.00
2.8061.60
3.6550.05
4.5542.35
5.5139.27
6.4736.19
7.4333.11
8.4030.80
9.3728.49
10.3426.18
11.3123.87
12.2821.56
13.2620.02
14.2418.48
15.2216.94
16.2015.40
17.1813.86
18.1612.32
19.1410.78
20.129.24
21.107.70
22.96.93
23.86.16
24.75.39
25.64.62
26.53.85
27.43.08
28.32.31
29.21.54
30.10.77

Fig. 4. Base Points for Competition 2 (column B), Field Factored points sent to the CRanking (column C).

The points allocated to the athlete after applying the Field Factor for all competitions are then added to the Athlete’s cumulative points in the last 24 months – The CRanking!

CRANK 2022 (FF0.60)Comp 2 (FF0.77)TOTAL POINTS
RankingPointsRankingPoints
Athlete A160.00Absent60
Athlete B230.60Absent31
Athlete C322.20Absent22
Athlete D448.00177.00125
Athlete E539.00442.3581
Athlete F633.00350.0583
Athlete G728.20261.6090
Athlete H825.80539.2765
Athlete I924.00830.8055
Athlete J1020.401026.1847
Athlete K1118.60236.1625
Athlete L1216.80636.1953
Athlete M1315.60928.4944
Athlete N1414.401320.0234
Athlete O1513.20733.1146
Athlete P1612.001713.8626
Athlete Q1710.801221.5632
Athlete R189.601123.8733
Athlete S198.401615.4024
Athlete T207.201516.9424
Athlete U216.001418.4824
Athlete V225.401812.3218
Athlete W234.801910.7816
Athlete X244.20217.7012
Athlete Y253.60209.2413
Athlete Z263.00226.9310

Fig. 5. The Cranking based on The Crank Competition Points.

 

The table above shows the Athletes ranked based on their rankings prior to Competition 2. The following table illustrates the actual CRankings after the points from the Competition 2 have been summed and the total points have been ranked.

CRANK 2022 (FF0.60)Comp 2 (FF0.77)TOTAL POINTS
RankingPointsRankingPoints
Athlete D448.00177.00125
Athlete G728.20261.6090
Athlete F633.00350.0583
Athlete E539.00442.3581
Athlete H825.80539.2765
Athlete A160.00Absent–60
Athlete I924.00830.8055
Athlete L1216.80636.1953
Athlete J1020.401026.1847
Athlete O1513.20733.1146
Athlete M1315.60928.4944
Athlete N1414.401320.0234
Athlete R189.601123.8733
Athlete Q1710.801221.5632
Athlete B230.60Absent–31
Athlete P1612.001713.8626
Athlete K1118.60236.1625
Athlete U216.001418.4824
Athlete T207.201516.9424
Athlete S198.401615.4024
Athlete C322.20Absent–22
Athlete V225.401812.3218
Athlete W234.801910.7816
Athlete Y253.60209.2413
Athlete X244.20217.7012
Athlete Z263.00226.9310

Fig. 6. The Cranking is based on overall points (from The Crank comp and from Competition 2).

 

Due to the low Field Factor in The Crank Competition, the athlete’s points in this competition do not have such a high impact as the competitors’ points in Competition 2. It’s important for athletes to maintain regular attendance to competitions to remain ranked highly on the CRanking.

Why we do this?

We cannot just base the CRanking solely on points attained as this does not take into account how difficult the competition was. For example, if you won in a competition that none of the strongest climbers participated in, this wouldn’t be the same as winning a competition that all of the strongest climbers were attending.

Camp5 reserves the right to amend any of the processes outlined in this document. 

References:

https://www.ifsc-climbing.org/images/World_Competitions/IFSC_Worldranking.pdf

https://cdn.ifsc-climbing.org/images/World_Competitions/CUWR_Implementation.pdf

https://www.thebmc.co.uk/modules/athlete-ranking/resources/2019%20BMC%20National%20Ranking%20System%20Youth%20and%20Junior%20-%20Research%20and%20Methodology.pdf

https://cdn.ifsc-climbing.org/images/World_Competitions/210401_WorldRanking_WorkingGroup.pdf

THE BATTLE SERIES

Consisting of the Battle of the Boulders (BOTB) and War of the Walls (WOTW) the Battle Series is a community focus program of competitions. Both competitions run on an honesty-based, self-scored basis for a period of 4-6 weeks.

Rankings are released each week, and an overall ranking is released at the end of the 4 or 6 weeks event. Traditionally each Camp5 Outlet holds either one BOTB or WOTW per year. 

No registration is required for any of the Battle Series events. Simply check-in to any gym during the event period to collect your free scorecard!

BATTLE OF THE BOULDERS - 2022 UTROPOLIS - MALE SCOREBOARD

BOTB UTROPOLIS

19-39 Male

Week 1Week 2Week 3Week 4Week 5Week 6
#NameScoreRankingScoreRankingScoreRankingScoreRankingScoreRankingScoreRankingTOTAL
1Ayman Firas97001955019400195501965019550148000
2Sebastian Wong0–0–0–69003670020–13600
3Jimmy Shahrul Hisham0–0–9502775020–0–8700
4Jia Yang0–0–0–690030–0–6900
5Adrin Danial0–0–0–0–250030–2500
6Raja Omar0–0–0–0–190040–1900

13-17 Male

Week 1Week 2Week 3Week 4Week 5Week 6
NameScoreRankingScoreRankingScoreRankingScoreRankingScoreRankingScoreRankingTOTAL
1Ku Muhamad Faridhwan97001950049650196501965019650148300
2Ghalib Mohd Azimi94502955019550296501945039500247700
3Christopher Hew93503955019350485005945030–46200
4Muhamad Nurjafni9200586005840067650120–7750441600
5Leon Chan7550138550677007855038600575001040950
6Desmond Lim590031780087600877506955027550840250
7Low Teck Kuan6800178550667502077009780098500339350
8Belmain Chee520041765013750014855038600568001539100
9Ahmad Zulfikri835087650137600868002177001452504038100
10Jeremy Ho7550137700100–6900137750117650637550
11Andy Dharmawan670022765013760087700977001467001737350
12Daryl Lim6700227500216800170–8400875001036900
13Najjar Abdullah82501067003366502468002176501975001036900
14Wong Junjie6750200–52505477009855077550835800
15Ng Ian44509768002668001768002176002475001035500
16Mohd Saiful Farhan Tahir59003174502359502967502776002475001035250
17Samuel Tong67002268002669001568501576002460002834850
18Andrew SJ Goh45007567502867002367502776002467501634550
19David Ning59003165004267502067003377001467001734350
20Yu wai Ho51504367502868001768002176002459503233900
21Andy Chan51504367003359502968501576002467001733800
22Chan Xiu Huin74501566004067502059504868004352504033550
23Amirul Thaqif60002860504359502969001377501167001733400
24William Choo59003166004059004167003375003967001733400
25Muhammad Arham5200417600165200600–7750117600733350
26Kok Kean Shern67502076001648007059504876501930010532750
27Chan Ee Rick51006358504959502967003375003967001732700
28Matthew Tong51504358005459502966004076501959503231950
29Benjamin Yap51006358005458504767502775503660002831950
30Ivan Wong51504346007358004967502776002466002731900
31Tian Xiang Leong0–58504959004166503767504566502631800
32David Chow51006357505959004165504276002459503231750
33Mah Alan4500756750286000266600407650190–31500
34Muhammad Ishak Muhammad Ibrahim50507058005457505266503774004258503831450
35Nik Zulharis Nik Fuad5100636000465950296750277600240–31400
36Zulhaiqal Zulkifli51504358005459502959504867504567001731150
37Stevan Giano51504358504959502967003368004358003931100
38Colin Cheong5150435850490–60004576002451505429750
39Chang Ching Yet440010957505959502958005367005052004729400
40Ong Lit Dian44509751506758004953005676002452004729050
41Wong Soon Ming830097700106000266850150–0–28850
42Abdul Hadi4450976050430–52505775503652504028550
43Ameer Aiman44509759504752006052006167005052004728250
44Muhamad Rusdi Ibrahim5900316700330–775067700140–28050
45Terence Lau51504343508552505457005467504551505428000
46John Ng0–57505952006060004559006151505428000
47Xiong Ie Chew5150435100695800495100666600540–27750
48Ignatius Nathan51504356506450506739007866005452504027700
49Aaron De Silva4500755950475950296000450–52504027650
50Hong Gin Koh44001095100695250540–67504551005926600
51Chee Wai5900310–600026685015780090–26550
52Kang Chin Hooi45007551006951506344007267005051005926550
53Gabriel Lee44509738509251006552006167504549506626450
54Mok Tek Shern5950297500216850160–0–60002826300
55Danial Johan6650266650395900416800210–0–26000
56Zhau Ming Gan5900316750280–0–75003952504025400
57Andre Tew44001095700635250545100660–44507024900
58Zhou Hyn51504346007338008243507451506350506124300
59Azizan Wazir5900316050434600710–7650190–24200
60Muhammad Faisal4500754500804500725100660–51505423750
61Kok Jia Yunn85507760016760080–0–0–23750
62Nadree Omar4500757600160–0–75503639007523550
63Er Hao Yi4500750–0–52505777001460002823450
64David Lim0–77509755013775060–0–23050
65Brandon Kua Chye Nien0–45507630509451006651506350506122900
66Terence Chu430012043008743008037508049006649506622750
67Billy Seah32001346700335950296850150–0–22700
68Nicholas Lim5100630–0–43507460005752504020700
69Matthew Khoo44001095850495100655200610–0–20550
70Azeem Faizal36501304000893650850–42007250506120550
71Jay Shen Chew4350118315010143507932508436507444507020050
72Benjamin Low5050705800543800825200610–0–19850
73Bryan Chia44509731501013650854400720–38007819450
74Ewe Jin Lee0–0–25509951506559505850506118700
75Reuben Yong370012831501010–37508044006931008718100
76Yap Kean Hwa5150436750286050250–0–0–17950
77Fabian Seet Meng Guan3150137300011530509443007713009238507717350
78Wai Chong4450970–0–6750270–59503217150
79Mohd Ameerul Haziq3100143250012230009626509144506837507916950
80Mohd Faiz Ridzwan920057700100–0–0–0–16900
81Ryan Lee2000151310011038008237508027008329509316300
82Jerry Cheong7700110–760080–0–0–15300
83Lee Leong Wee0–31001103200893700834950650–14950
84Aveen Ambi5150434500805150630–0–0–14800
85Yik Soon Lee38001231100130200010121009331007637008114700
86Benjamin Lim45007527001183650850–0–37008114550
87Muhammad Aimran7700116850250–0–0–0–14550
88Azwan Zainal6900167550200–0–0–0–14450
89Chan Weng Nin6700220–0–0–0–7700514400
90Yong Eu Gene5250394550764400760–0–0–14200
91Ernest How0–3750930–0–59505845006814200
92Matthew Nathan Lee0–200012429509730008730507930509114050
93Naeman Ahmed Shariff3150137200012426009820009530507929509313750
94Shawn Lim0–0–0–6800210–67001713500
95Richard Chan35501330–0–29508837507331008713350
96Julian Chong4500754550760–0–0–42507413300
97Shakir Abdul Razak5950296900240–3001040–0–13150
98Wong Spencer0–6700335850470–0–0–12550
99Scott Mosinoh0–0–0–0–66005459503212550
100Jonathan Tan0–5750590–6650370–0–12400
101Ivan Lim440010931501014400760–0–0–11950
102Ku Ji Khang4500750–0–2950884500670–11950
103Tung Chee Chung5150430–0–0–0–67001711850
104Justin Chua0–0–0–5250575950580–11200
105Tung Chee Weng5150430–0–0–0–59503211100
106Hong Chia Yang0–5150675950290–0–0–11100
107Chan Chun King44509726501200–3900780–0–11000
108Christopher Fam0–21501230–26509130507931008710950
109Chee Hao Low31501370–0–1600962000883100879850
110Koh Jerome4500750–0–0–0–5200479700
111Wee Kay Hao44001090–0–0–0–5200479600
112Norhafizi Ishak0–955010–0–0–0–9550
113Gerard Verosil0–0–955020–0–0–9550
114Ng Aaron0–0–5000694550710–0–9550
115Muhamad Zahin925040–0–0–0–0–9250
116Ong Heyang4500754550760–0–0–0–9050
117Wong Hong Peng44001094600730–0–0–0–9000
118Daryl Ho0–3750930–0–0–5200478950
119Joe Meng Chee4450974450840–0–0–0–8900
120Mohamad Asyrul4500750–0–4350740–0–8850
121Brandon Lee5000733750930–0–0–0–8750
122Jason Lim0–0–850050–0–0–8500
123Calvin Chong Kai Jun44001093950900–0–0–0–8350
124Benjamin Chua43001203750930–0–0–0–8050
125Russel Sim38001233900910–0–0–0–7700
126Ng Jing Cheng4500750–3150900–0–0–7650
127Naqib Shamsuri44509732001000–0–0–0–7650
128Pradesh Raj0–31501014500720–0–0–7650
129Alex Hew0–0–0–0–7600240–7600
130Justin Chong440010931501010–0–0–0–7550
131Ahmad Mizan0–0–0–3150854350700–7500
132Zahier Asyraf0–0–0–0–4350703150857500
133Chuan Yeh Vin21001500–0–0–31007620501007250
134Foo Jia Jun430012027001180–0–0–0–7000
135Lim Kahseng31501370–0–0–0–3700816850
136Jason Mek0–0–0–6850150–0–6850
137Lee Eugene36501300–0–0–0–3150856800
138Matthew Lee6800170–0–0–0–0–6800
139Muzaffarshah Ismail6800170–0–0–0–0–6800
140Wei Kuang Tan0–6700330–0–0–0–6700
141Eric Lian0–0–0–0–6650530–6650
142Jayden Tan6550270–0–0–0–0–6550
143Wong Hui Vern0–3300993100930–0–0–6400
144Jian Lin Loh32001340–3150900–0–0–6350
145Yusuf Rayney0–0–0–6050430–0–6050
146Syed Hanif0–0–0–6050430–0–6050
147Chin Guo Yao0–0–15001072050940–2450986000
148Ewing Tan0–0–0–5950480–0–5950
149Lim Ian0–0–5900410–0–0–5900
150Muhammad Muqri Mohd Nazrin0–0–5900410–0–0–5900
151Foong Chung Seng0–0–0–0–5900610–5900
152Da Hui Too0–0–0–5850520–0–5850
153Chan Wah Biao0–0–5750520–0–0–5750
154Len Jhern Jet31001430–0–0–0–2550955650
155Thean Li Shen255014729501160–0–0–0–5500
156Chin Wei Sheng0–0–0–5400550–0–5400
157Shaiful Azhar Talib0–5300650–0–0–0–5300
158Jayden Gan0–5300650–0–0–0–5300
159Che Wan Muhammad Amiradzim5250390–0–0–0–0–5250
160Zaher Zaini0–0–0–5250570–0–5250
161Kevin Lau Kiat Soon0–0–5250540–0–0–5250
162Yuan Zhe Aw0–0–5250540–0–0–5250
163Ong Yee Fan0–0–0–0–0–5200475200
164Aaron Yue Tian5150430–0–0–0–0–5150
165Ng Jun Cheh5150430–0–0–0–0–5150
166Zhi Yong Lee5150430–0–0–0–0–5150
167Tan Vern Ken5150430–0–0–0–0–5150
168Bryan Chee Tian Chung5150430–0–0–0–0–5150
169Vinod Ganesan0–36509815001070–0–0–5150
170Zach Hor0–0–0–0–0–5150545150
171Muhammad Aiman Al-Azim5100630–0–0–0–0–5100
172Keat Hau Chen5100630–0–0–0–0–5100
173Brendan Teo Ming Zhen5050700–0–0–0–0–5050
174Heng Teck Yung0–20001240–3050860–0–5050
175Hans Lim0–0–5050670–0–0–5050
176Eu Joe Chegne0–0–0–0–2500842550955050
177Ong Hun Lee0–0–0–0–0–5050615050
178Andrew Ng5000730–0–0–0–0–5000
179Naufal Ali0–5000720–0–0–0–5000
180Tam Tong Hong0–0–0–4600700–0–4600
181Naqib Abd Razak4500750–0–0–0–0–4500
182Marcus Nian Chan4500750–0–0–0–0–4500
183Lee Ewing4500750–0–0–0–0–4500
184Mahendra Poedjono4500750–0–0–0–0–4500
185Ng Peng Feng4500750–0–0–0–0–4500
186Eric Lim4500750–0–0–0–0–4500
187Leon Hui4500750–0–0–0–0–4500
188Chia Yang Hong4500750–0–0–0–0–4500
189Derick Chu0–4500800–0–0–0–4500
190Muhammad Afiq0–4500800–0–0–0–4500
191Stuart Ang0–0–4500720–0–0–4500
192Hazriq Johan0–0–0–0–0–4500684500
193Kaine Wright4450970–0–0–0–0–4450
194Daniel Wei Zheng4450970–0–0–0–0–4450
195Tan Yu Zheng0–0–4450750–0–0–4450
196Hooi Michael0–0–4400760–0–0–4400
197Alex Au Yang43501180–0–0–0–0–4350
198Ho Wing Kinn0–4350850–0–0–0–4350
199Eugene Kok0–0–0–0–0–4350724350
200Wei Chung Leong0–4300870–0–0–0–4300
201Lee Sheng Hao0–0–0–0–0–4300734300
202Khoo Kay Cher0–0–0–0–300963900754200
203Adrian Lee Ming Han0–0–3900810–0–0–3900
204Kenneth Ong38001230–0–0–0–0–3800
205Chu Yee Gan38001230–0–0–0–0–3800
206Bernard Lee38001230–0–0–0–0–3800
207Tan Wei Han0–3750930–0–0–0–3750
208Ethan Lee0–0–0–0–0–3750793750
209Junn Yew Ho37001280–0–0–0–0–3700
210Johny Jiaw36501300–0–0–0–0–3650
211Radzhi Bahrin0–0–0–0–0–3600843600
212Boon Hua Lim0–0–3550880–0–0–3550
213Alfred Lim32001340–0–0–0–0–3200
214Adrian Ng31501370–0–0–0–0–3150
215Zed Yap31501370–0–0–0–0–3150
216Justin Lim0–31501010–0–0–0–3150
217Urval Patel0–31501010–0–0–0–3150
218Cheng Kai Sheng0–31501010–0–0–0–3150
219Joel Lee0–0–3150900–0–0–3150
220Chen Sheng Kai0–0–0–0–3150750–3150
221Muhammad Syazwan31001430–0–0–0–0–3100
222Jeremy Ong0–31001100–0–0–0–3100
223Qiqian Leong0–31001100–0–0–0–3100
224Aaron Tan0–0–0–0–3100760–3100
225Tan Guo Xiang200015110501310–0–0–0–3050
226Chun Hong Ching0–30501140–0–0–0–3050
227Joel Wong0–0–0–0–3050790–3050
228Hezran Johan0–0–0–0–0–3000923000
229Hoe Yin Lee0–29501160–0–0–0–2950
230En Rui Wong0–0–0–2900900–0–2900
231Nur Amin0–26501200–0–0–0–2650
232Ken Woo26001460–0–0–0–0–2600
233Ronnie Liew0–0–0–0–0–2550952550
234Simon Tan0–0–0–0–2500840–2500
235Lee Qing Rong0–0–0–0–2500840–2500
236Villi Geow0–0–24501000–0–0–2450
237Ho Youliang24001480–0–0–0–0–2400
238Emran Tarek Sayed0–0–0–0–2400870–2400
239Mohamad Shamin23001490–0–0–0–0–2300
240Gerard Lee0–3001330–0–0–20001012300
241Zicky Chan0–0–0–0–0–2300992300
242Sean Yang Jie20001510–0–0–0–0–2000
243Bryan Tok20001510–0–0–0–0–2000
244Brandon Pang20001510–0–0–0–0–2000
245Nicklaus Oh20001510–0–0–0–0–2000
246Sean Ho20001510–0–0–0–0–2000
247Lin Min Htet0–0–20001010–0–0–2000
248See Wei Yang0–0–20001010–0–0–2000
249Hassan Sahibudeen0–0–0–0–0–20001012000
250Louis Chim19501580–0–0–0–0–1950
251Nidal Bencheikh0–0–19501040–0–0–1950
252Eugene Lin0–0–0–0–1950890–1950
253Junyi Lim19001590–0–0–0–0–1900
254Fahmi Abe Rahman18001600–0–0–0–0–1800
255David Ngeow0–0–17501050–0–0–1750
256Tan You Xiang0–0–0–0–0–16501031650
257Teh Kirk Yung0–0–16001060–0–0–1600
258Adam Ahmad0–0–0–1300980–3001051600
259Ng Reece Anthony0–15501270–0–0–0–1550
260Yoong Jian0–15501270–0–0–0–1550
261Jin Min Joon0–0–0–1550970–0–1550
262Ray Gan Ong15001610–0–0–0–0–1500
263Law Chii Yuen0–0–15001070–0–0–1500
264Lam Zi Jian0–0–0–0–1500900–1500
265Lee Kok Tong0–14501290–0–0–0–1450
266Chen Yi Song0–0–2501110–0–11501041400
267Yee Boon Kit0–0–0–0–1400910–1400
268Lee Wing Ze0–0–0–1300980–0–1300
269Jern Wei Phang0–0–0–0–1150930–1150
270Julian Lam0–0–0–10501000–0–1050
271Wae Hin Mak0–0–0–10501000–0–1050
272Ivan Oh0–0–0–0–1050940–1050
273Yih Min Kong0–0–0–0–1050940–1050
274Brandon Hew6501620–0–0–0–0–650
275Hong Teoh Rui6501620–0–0–0–0–650
276Wen Xiang Liaw0–0–0–6501020–0–650
277See Choy Yoong0–5501320–0–0–0–550
278Phui Sian Lee0–0–4001100–0–0–400
279Ang Zhen Feng0–0–0–3501030–0–350
280Abdul Fattah Ismail3001640–0–0–0–0–300
281Jeremy Ng0–3001330–0–0–0–300

40+ Male

Week 1Week 2Week 3Week 4Week 5Week 6
NameScoreRankingScoreRankingScoreRankingScoreRankingScoreRankingScoreRankingTOTAL
1Ronnie Yeoh76002845018350185501865027700141700
2Fang Liang Lim82501840026050477502955017650241600
3Aaron Ramirez59004760046050469003770036900335150
4Ewan Yuen Hoe Liaw51506585075900660005680045250429800
5Ian Teh680036750567502690030–0–27200
6Muhammad Akmal5350559506590060–0–0–17200
7Guilhem Piquemal0–76503650030–0–0–14150
8Nizam Sandy0–0–395080–680040–10750
9Leonard Khoo31507255080–0–0–0–5700
10Prakash Bisuvalinggam26009245090–0–0–0–5050
11Johann Lim0–0–0–16006160060–3200
12Joshua Jit Wei315070–0–0–0–0–3150
13Khairudin Haja0–0–315090–0–0–3150
14JC Tenh0–0–0–0–0–140051400

BATTLE OF THE BOULDERS - 2022 UTROPOLIS - FEMALE SCOREBOARD

BOTB UTROPOLIS

13-17 Female

Week 1Week 2Week 3Week 4Week 5Week 6
NameScoreRankingScoreRankingScoreRankingScoreRankingScoreRankingScoreRankingTOTAL
1Shareen Nasran52501670016700169001675016700133750
2Shania Wong51502585025150359002670020–28750
3Cally Parker0–0–5250259002595030–17100

18-39 Female

Week 1Week 2Week 3Week 4Week 5Week 6
NameScoreRankingScoreRankingScoreRankingScoreRankingScoreRankingScoreRankingTOTAL
1Nadira Rusli59003590055950468504755027500133750
2Melanie Hwa Sheh Ping59502595046000369002760016700233150
3Lau Ann Nee45007600036700269002680066650533050
4Esther Tan6700168001595040–670076700232850
5Tobee Yip Hui Teng51505605025900766505755025850832000
6Celine Ong52504590055250852007685056700229950
7Lim Poh Yeng4450175150850501550501158501051001226200
8Anis Jilid45007440015510014600065950844002325950
9Yeei Yarn Thong0–485095050155100958001150501425850
10Ding Li Sim380032445013525084400155800115150925050
11Sylvia Wong43502838501649501743002252501350501423900
12Mun Cheng Cheah44002038501643502144001551501550501423350
13Wong Eunice #10–0–59504315029750046650523250
14Jean Yong Pek Yi38003238501649501744501351501545002122900
15Li Ann Tan4450173750210–44001552501338502621700
16Brenda Lim450073850163800230–51001743502521600
17Ju-Anne Chai43003036502736502730503150501849001921550
18Deanna Halim450073150290–2750335900950501421350
19Sheryl Yang37004232002832502937502549501948502020500
20Chan Munchy3700423750213600283600270–38502618500
21Abigail Sua Jee Qian4400203750214550190–0–51001217800
22Wei Li Ng3700423050362600344300223700240–17350
23Su Ean Kok4350283750213800234400150–0–16300
24Charmaine Lai515050–0–510090–5150915400
25Wong Mei Yin3750393150293750253750250–0–14400
26Jennifer Wah4400204550115150120–0–0–14100
27Nor Ain Muhamad Nor0–0–5150124450130–44002314000
28Kar Key Cheo31504930503626003426003525502725503513950
29Sam Fam3150492450432000422650340–31503113400
30Feather Fellows4450174450130–0–0–34503012350
31Joyce Chin3750391150513050320–19503123503912250
32Tan Rachel3800320–0–0–43502138502612000
33Leanne Tan0–10505232003131003015003531503112000
34Grace Pang0–2900390–24503630502631003311500
35Chew Yeching370042520072550380–0–0–11450
36Song Yee Jia3800323100340–4350200–0–11250
37Carmen Tan2500572950382000421050430–25503511050
38Charmaine Ang0–0–520011515080–0–10350
39Lai Pui Man Ashley4400202050450–0–0–37502910200
40Ho Wan Ting3750393750212500390–0–0–10000
41Amirah Najehah2000601050522100411400422450291950419900
42Farhana Azman0–0–525084500120–0–9750
43Amanda Cheah0–0–0–0–455020515099700
44Janice Lim0–0–0–4400150–5050149450
45Mei Ng3150492450431500471950380–0–9050
46Min Ming Chin450074500120–0–0–0–9000
47Ang Chiew Teng4400200–0–0–0–4450228850
48Libby Lee Mun Yi3800324600100–0–0–0–8400
49Ong Jiaqiang3050551650480–0–3650250–8350
50Evanthe Ooi450073800200–0–0–0–8300
51Woo Yen Leng450070–2650333004830040300478050
52Renee Tan Sui Lin0–0–0–785010–0–7850
53Sarah Harder4400203150290–0–0–0–7550
54Kelly Yap0–0–0–4350200–3100337450
55Lee Janelle3700423150290–0–0–0–6850
56Joelle Cheah0–0–680010–0–0–6800
57Chun Mi Shie3150490–3250290–0–0–6400
58Jing Ying Chen0–0–0–0–0–590075900
59Siti Maisarah Ishak195066105052300511050430–1050455400
60Ke Li Tan0–2500422600340–0–0–5100
61Rachel Chin3700421050520–0–0–0–4750
62Lee Karmen2000601650480–0–1000360–4650
63Yu Yin Chiew450070–0–0–0–0–4500
64Hui Yi Wong2550561950460–0–0–0–4500
65Rubes Leong450070–0–0–0–0–4500
66Chaimaine Ang450070–0–0–0–0–4500
67Rachel Lim0–0–4500200–0–0–4500
68Cheah Ka Wye4400200–0–0–0–0–4400
69Anis Al Bahri Sahbana4400200–0–0–0–0–4400
70Soon Ning Enn0–0–0–4300220–0–4300
71Eve Chang0–0–4250220–0–0–4250
72Zi Qing Chan2000600–1950460–0–0–3950
73Carolynn Kwan3900310–0–0–0–0–3900
74Jamie Hendricks3800320–0–0–0–0–3800
75Jun Lim3800320–0–0–0–0–3800
76Ashley Toh0–0–0–0–3800220–3800
77Koh Wei Yan0–0–0–0–3800220–3800
78Zhen Yein See0–3750210–0–0–0–3750
79Jia Hui Lee3700420–0–0–0–0–3700
80Fatin Zaki0–0–3700260–0–0–3700
81Diane Goon0–0–0–1600391950310–3550
82Ernie Mastika0–0–0–2000370–1500423500
83Maryam Fauzi0–0–0–3250280–0–3250
84Cheah Kayiee3150490–0–0–0–0–3150
85Rachel Marr3150490–0–0–0–0–3150
86Ling Ling Tham0–3150290–0–0–0–3150
87Gan Rainie0–3100340–0–0–0–3100
88Cheryl Lau0–0–0–3050310–0–3050
89Beverly Yap1500700–400501050430–0–2950
90Celina Wee1100730–0–1550400–0–2650
91Yan Yap0–2600400–0–0–0–2600
92Wai Lynn Kok0–0–2600340–0–0–2600
93Rachel Liew0–2550410–0–0–0–2550
94Sylvia Teoh0–0–0–0–2550270–2550
95Rina Tan0–0–0–0–0–2550352550
96Celine Ting2500570–0–0–0–0–2500
97Afizah Khaidir0–0–2500390–0–0–2500
98Vivian Lee0–0–0–0–0–2450382450
99Arielle Lyssa Yong0–0–0–0–2250300–2250
100Jing Jing Lee2050590–0–0–0–0–2050
101Chua Yi Teng0–0–0–0–0–2050402050
102Daphne Khoo2000600–0–0–0–0–2000
103Manpreet Raur2000600–0–0–0–0–2000
104Angie Lee2000600–0–0–0–0–2000
105Mary Ling0–0–2000420–0–0–2000
106Thung Xuan Lim0–0–2000420–0–0–2000
107Wun Ern Tsyr1950660–0–0–0–0–1950
108Janessa Chia1950660–0–0–0–0–1950
109Tan Min Hui0–0–0–0–1950310–1950
110May Tang1900690–0–0–0–0–1900
111Ashley Teoh0–1900470–0–0–0–1900
112Yee Voon Khaw0–0–0–0–1900340–1900
113Chia Weai Ooi1500700–0–0–0–0–1500
114Wong Eunice #20–1500500–0–0–0–1500
115Joo Ern Ng0–0–0–1500410–0–1500
116Zhen Min Foo0–0–0–0–0–1500421500
117Tan Lian Li1450720–0–0–0–0–1450
118Amelia Wong1100730–0–0–0–0–1100
119Olivia Khik0–0–0–0–0–1100441100
120Hui Ching Chiang0–1050520–0–0–0–1050
121Lee Yan Kuen0–1050520–0–0–0–1050
122Benita Lee0–1050520–0–0–0–1050
123Lynette Ho0–1050520–0–0–0–1050
124Meredith Lok0–1050520–0–0–0–1050
125Chiew Cae-Li0–1050520–0–0–0–1050
126Chai Chiah Syin0–1050520–0–0–0–1050
127Christy Goh0–0–1050480–0–0–1050
128Yap Joanne0–0–0–1050430–0–1050
129Siu Mei Koh0–0–0–0–0–1050451050
130Eileen Chien Yng1000750–0–0–0–0–1000
131Flora Ngah Earn Low0–0–0–0–950370–950
132Aisha Sophielea Suhaimi750760–0–0–0–0–750
133Anna Tan0–0–750490–0–0–750
134Azureen Bujang650770–0–0–0–0–650
135Samantha Heung0–0–0–650470–0–650
136YeanYean Tan0–0–0–0–650380–650
137Sheryl Goh0–0–0–0–650380–650
138Shay Quah300780–0–0–0–0–300
139Tan Yu Yen0–300630–0–0–0–300
140Ashley Ariana0–300630–0–0–0–300
141Ang Sin Ling0–0–0–300480–0–300
142Shareen Tea0–0–0–0–300400–300

40+ Female

Week 1Week 2Week 3Week 4Week 5Week 6
NameScoreRankingScoreRankingScoreRankingScoreRankingScoreRankingScoreRankingTOTAL
1Nadira Rusli59003590055950468504755027500133750
2Melanie Hwa Sheh Ping59502595046000369002760016700233150
3Lau Ann Nee45007600036700269002680066650533050
4Esther Tan6700168001595040–670076700232850
5Tobee Yip Hui Teng51505605025900766505755025850832000
6Celine Ong52504590055250852007685056700229950
7Lim Poh Yeng4450175150850501550501158501051001226200
8Anis Jilid45007440015510014600065950844002325950
9Yeei Yarn Thong0–485095050155100958001150501425850
10Ding Li Sim380032445013525084400155800115150925050
11Sylvia Wong43502838501649501743002252501350501423900
12Mun Cheng Cheah44002038501643502144001551501550501423350
13Wong Eunice #10–0–59504315029750046650523250
14Jean Yong Pek Yi38003238501649501744501351501545002122900
15Li Ann Tan4450173750210–44001552501338502621700
16Brenda Lim450073850163800230–51001743502521600
17Ju-Anne Chai43003036502736502730503150501849001921550
18Deanna Halim450073150290–2750335900950501421350
19Sheryl Yang37004232002832502937502549501948502020500
20Chan Munchy3700423750213600283600270–38502618500
21Abigail Sua Jee Qian4400203750214550190–0–51001217800
22Wei Li Ng3700423050362600344300223700240–17350
23Su Ean Kok4350283750213800234400150–0–16300
24Charmaine Lai515050–0–510090–5150915400
25Wong Mei Yin3750393150293750253750250–0–14400
26Jennifer Wah4400204550115150120–0–0–14100
27Nor Ain Muhamad Nor0–0–5150124450130–44002314000
28Kar Key Cheo31504930503626003426003525502725503513950
29Sam Fam3150492450432000422650340–31503113400
30Feather Fellows4450174450130–0–0–34503012350
31Joyce Chin3750391150513050320–19503123503912250
32Tan Rachel3800320–0–0–43502138502612000
33Leanne Tan0–10505232003131003015003531503112000
34Grace Pang0–2900390–24503630502631003311500
35Chew Yeching370042520072550380–0–0–11450
36Song Yee Jia3800323100340–4350200–0–11250
37Carmen Tan2500572950382000421050430–25503511050
38Charmaine Ang0–0–520011515080–0–10350
39Lai Pui Man Ashley4400202050450–0–0–37502910200
40Ho Wan Ting3750393750212500390–0–0–10000
41Amirah Najehah2000601050522100411400422450291950419900
42Farhana Azman0–0–525084500120–0–9750
43Amanda Cheah0–0–0–0–455020515099700
44Janice Lim0–0–0–4400150–5050149450
45Mei Ng3150492450431500471950380–0–9050
46Min Ming Chin450074500120–0–0–0–9000
47Ang Chiew Teng4400200–0–0–0–4450228850
48Libby Lee Mun Yi3800324600100–0–0–0–8400
49Ong Jiaqiang3050551650480–0–3650250–8350
50Evanthe Ooi450073800200–0–0–0–8300
51Woo Yen Leng450070–2650333004830040300478050
52Renee Tan Sui Lin0–0–0–785010–0–7850
53Sarah Harder4400203150290–0–0–0–7550
54Kelly Yap0–0–0–4350200–3100337450
55Lee Janelle3700423150290–0–0–0–6850
56Joelle Cheah0–0–680010–0–0–6800
57Chun Mi Shie3150490–3250290–0–0–6400
58Jing Ying Chen0–0–0–0–0–590075900
59Siti Maisarah Ishak195066105052300511050430–1050455400
60Ke Li Tan0–2500422600340–0–0–5100
61Rachel Chin3700421050520–0–0–0–4750
62Lee Karmen2000601650480–0–1000360–4650
63Yu Yin Chiew450070–0–0–0–0–4500
64Hui Yi Wong2550561950460–0–0–0–4500
65Rubes Leong450070–0–0–0–0–4500
66Chaimaine Ang450070–0–0–0–0–4500
67Rachel Lim0–0–4500200–0–0–4500
68Cheah Ka Wye4400200–0–0–0–0–4400
69Anis Al Bahri Sahbana4400200–0–0–0–0–4400
70Soon Ning Enn0–0–0–4300220–0–4300
71Eve Chang0–0–4250220–0–0–4250
72Zi Qing Chan2000600–1950460–0–0–3950
73Carolynn Kwan3900310–0–0–0–0–3900
74Jamie Hendricks3800320–0–0–0–0–3800
75Jun Lim3800320–0–0–0–0–3800
76Ashley Toh0–0–0–0–3800220–3800
77Koh Wei Yan0–0–0–0–3800220–3800
78Zhen Yein See0–3750210–0–0–0–3750
79Jia Hui Lee3700420–0–0–0–0–3700
80Fatin Zaki0–0–3700260–0–0–3700
81Diane Goon0–0–0–1600391950310–3550
82Ernie Mastika0–0–0–2000370–1500423500
83Maryam Fauzi0–0–0–3250280–0–3250
84Cheah Kayiee3150490–0–0–0–0–3150
85Rachel Marr3150490–0–0–0–0–3150
86Ling Ling Tham0–3150290–0–0–0–3150
87Gan Rainie0–3100340–0–0–0–3100
88Cheryl Lau0–0–0–3050310–0–3050
89Beverly Yap1500700–400501050430–0–2950
90Celina Wee1100730–0–1550400–0–2650
91Yan Yap0–2600400–0–0–0–2600
92Wai Lynn Kok0–0–2600340–0–0–2600
93Rachel Liew0–2550410–0–0–0–2550
94Sylvia Teoh0–0–0–0–2550270–2550
95Rina Tan0–0–0–0–0–2550352550
96Celine Ting2500570–0–0–0–0–2500
97Afizah Khaidir0–0–2500390–0–0–2500
98Vivian Lee0–0–0–0–0–2450382450
99Arielle Lyssa Yong0–0–0–0–2250300–2250
100Jing Jing Lee2050590–0–0–0–0–2050
101Chua Yi Teng0–0–0–0–0–2050402050
102Daphne Khoo2000600–0–0–0–0–2000
103Manpreet Raur2000600–0–0–0–0–2000
104Angie Lee2000600–0–0–0–0–2000
105Mary Ling0–0–2000420–0–0–2000
106Thung Xuan Lim0–0–2000420–0–0–2000
107Wun Ern Tsyr1950660–0–0–0–0–1950
108Janessa Chia1950660–0–0–0–0–1950
109Tan Min Hui0–0–0–0–1950310–1950
110May Tang1900690–0–0–0–0–1900
111Ashley Teoh0–1900470–0–0–0–1900
112Yee Voon Khaw0–0–0–0–1900340–1900
113Chia Weai Ooi1500700–0–0–0–0–1500
114Wong Eunice #20–1500500–0–0–0–1500
115Joo Ern Ng0–0–0–1500410–0–1500
116Zhen Min Foo0–0–0–0–0–1500421500
117Tan Lian Li1450720–0–0–0–0–1450
118Amelia Wong1100730–0–0–0–0–1100
119Olivia Khik0–0–0–0–0–1100441100
120Hui Ching Chiang0–1050520–0–0–0–1050
121Lee Yan Kuen0–1050520–0–0–0–1050
122Benita Lee0–1050520–0–0–0–1050
123Lynette Ho0–1050520–0–0–0–1050
124Meredith Lok0–1050520–0–0–0–1050
125Chiew Cae-Li0–1050520–0–0–0–1050
126Chai Chiah Syin0–1050520–0–0–0–1050
127Christy Goh0–0–1050480–0–0–1050
128Yap Joanne0–0–0–1050430–0–1050
129Siu Mei Koh0–0–0–0–0–1050451050
130Eileen Chien Yng1000750–0–0–0–0–1000
131Flora Ngah Earn Low0–0–0–0–950370–950
132Aisha Sophielea Suhaimi750760–0–0–0–0–750
133Anna Tan0–0–750490–0–0–750
134Azureen Bujang650770–0–0–0–0–650
135Samantha Heung0–0–0–650470–0–650
136YeanYean Tan0–0–0–0–650380–650
137Sheryl Goh0–0–0–0–650380–650
138Shay Quah300780–0–0–0–0–300
139Tan Yu Yen0–300630–0–0–0–300
140Ashley Ariana0–300630–0–0–0–300
141Ang Sin Ling0–0–0–300480–0–300
142Shareen Tea0–0–0–0–300400–300

BATTLE DATES

2023 Battle Schedule

Be sure to mark the following months in your new year calendar.

  • January – BOTB Eco City
  • April – WOTW Jumpa
  • July – BOTB Utropolis & Paradigm
  • October – WOTW 1 Utama

Are you battle-ready!

BATTLE OF THE BOULDER RULES

About the Competition

  1. This competition takes the format of a “League Ladder”, consisting of a series of 6 weekly rounds. At the end of each round scores will be tallied and added to the overall ranking.
  2. Competitors can join the competition at any stage of the 6 rounds and participate in any or all 6 rounds; the final ranking will be based on the top 5 scoring rounds.
  3. Each week 15 new problems will be set each week.
  4. Scorecards for each round will be released on the “Route Setting Day” evening – 6pm.
  5. Competitors will have an absolute ‘minimum of 5 days’  to attempt to ‘TOP’ as many of the problems as they can.
  6. The scorecards must be handed into Camp5 Reception before the next round of setting begins (time and date announced on the scorecard itself). A strict deadline will be enforced. Late submission of scorecards will not be counted. For this reason, it is recommended that competitors leave their scorecards with Camp5 staff at reception and not remove them from the premises.
  7. Points are awarded for each problem completed. The point value will be displayed on the scorecards. The harder the problem, the higher the points. The more problems you complete, the higher your score.
  8. Extra points are awarded for:
    1. Flashes – a successful climb made on the first attempt. Once both feet have left the ground the climber must finish the problem.
    2. “Second go’s” – a successful climb made on the second attempt.
  9. Points will be tallied at the end of each week and overall rankings released via our social media.
  10. Any week without a scorecard handed in will be counted as 0 points.

Competitor Categories

The competitors’ category will be determined by their age on the date of registration.

MALE

  • 13-17 years
  • 18 – 39 years 
  • 40+ years

FEMALE

  • 13-17 years
  • 18 – 39 years 
  • 40+ years

Weekly Prizes

Prizes will be awarded to the highest-scoring weekly competitor in each of the above categories.

THE MOST AVERAGE WARRIOR AWARD is given out to the competitor whose weekly score is the closest score to the average in either, all the MALE categories combined or FEMALE categories combined. Competitors must have competed in at least 50% of the weeks/rounds to be eligible for this award.

Overall Prizes

1st, 2nd and 3rd overall competitors of each category will be awarded with prizes after the 6 weeks are complete.

Competition Rules

The following rules are set to ensure a fair and fun competition for all.

General

Competitors will be expected to act in a sporting manner throughout the competition and to abide by the rules of the competition as outlined below

Scoring

  1. Each competitor will receive a weekly scorecard
  2. Competitors score themselves throughout the Climbing Ladder. 
  3. Each route has a designated score, points are then added to this score based on how many attempts it takes the competitor to complete.
  4. To gain the points for the boulder problem, a legitimate attempt must be made to the TOP hold – which must be held in control with 2 hands for 3 seconds. 
  5. Scorecards should be handed in to the gym staff at the end of each day.
    1. Lost scorecards cannot be replaced.
  6. Scores are totaled at the end of each day.
  7. Competitors can return at any time during the week to attempt to complete more routes.

Attempts

  1. Competitors must start on the designated start holds – feet may start on any of the route’s holds.
  2. An attempt officially starts when all four limbs of the competitor are off the ground while touching any of the boulder problem’s holds.
  3. An attempt ENDS but is counted when any of the following occur:
    1. If the competitor holds the TOP hold with two hands in control.
    2. When the competitor touches the mats at any time after starting the problem.
    3. If a competitor uses another hold or feature not available for that problem.
    4. If a competitor uses the top of the wall before holding the TOP hold in control.
    5. If a competitor is aided in any other way to climb further to the TOP hold.
  4. An attempt finished but is not counted when a competitor is unable to reach the top due to a technical incident such as:
    1. A hold spins or breaks.
    2. There’s blood on a hold that needs to be cleaned.
    3. Any other reason that a competitor may not be able to complete the climb that is out of their control.
  5. Technical incidents must be reported to Camp5 staff immediately. 

Concerns of foul play

  1. Foul play is determined as something that affects the ranking of competitors outside of the rules stated above. Examples of this may be, though not limited to:
    1. Unnecessarily interrupting someone’s attempt at a problem.
    2. Putting false information on a scorecard
    3. Negative behaviour to other competitors or Camp5 staff.
  2. If there is suspicion of foul play from one competitor regarding another; a formal complaint should be filed through Camp5 staff and the incident will be investigated.
  3. If Camp5 staff suspect foul play has been committed, then an investigation will follow. 
  4. If competitors are deemed as committing foul play, they will be disqualified from the competition. 

A reminder on the importance of being honest

Please remember that we are all part of the climbing community. If one person were to not be honest in regard to their scores, other members of our community will be missing out. Please also remember that the only legitimate way to get better scores than you’re already capable of is to climb and train more!

WAR OF THE WALLS RULES

About the Competition

  1. This competition takes the format of a “League Ladder”, consisting of a series of 4 weekly rounds. At the end of each round scores will be tallied and added to the overall ranking.
  2. Competitors can join the competition at any stage of the 4 rounds and participate in any or all 4 rounds; the final ranking will be based on the top 4 scoring rounds.
  3. Each week 15 new routes will be set Tuesday.
  4. Scorecards for each round will be released on Tuesday evening, 6pm.
  5. Competitors will have an absolute ‘minimum of 5 days’  to attempt to ‘TOP’ as many of the problems as they can.
  6. The scorecards must be handed into Camp5 Reception by following Monday 9:45PM (before the next round’s setting begins). A strict deadline will be enforced. Late submission of scorecards will not be counted. For this reason, it is recommended that competitors leave their scorecards with Camp5 staff at reception and not remove them from the premises.
  7. Points are awarded for each route completed. The point value will be displayed on the scorecards. The harder the problem, the higher the points. The more problems you complete, the higher your score.
  8. Extra points are awarded for:
    1. Flashes – a successful climb made on the first attempt. Once both feet have left the ground the climber must finish the problem.
    2. “Second go’s” – a successful climb made on the second attempt.
  9. Points will be tallied at the end of each week and overall rankings released via our social media.
  10. Competitor’s 3 highest scoring rounds will determine their final ranking score and will ultimately determine the competitors who will go through to the Grand Final!
  11. Any week without a scorecard handed in will be counted as 0 points.

Competitor Categories

The competitors’ category will be determined by their age on the date of registration.

MALE

  • 13-17 years
  • 18 – 39 years 
  • 40+ years

FEMALE

  • 13-17 years
  • 18 – 39 years 
  • 40+ years

Weekly Prizes

Prizes will be awarded to the highest-scoring weekly competitor in each of the above categories. 

THE MOST AVERAGE WARRIOR AWARD.
The competitor whose weekly score is the closest score to the average in either, all the MALE categories combined or FEMALE categories combined will receive the most average warrior award. Competitors must have competed in at least 50% of the weeks/rounds to be eligible for this award. If the competitor has already ranked highest scorer in a previous week, the prize will automatically be handed down to the next highest scorer.

Overall Prizes

1st, 2nd and 3rd overall competitors of each category will be awarded with prizes after the 6 weeks are complete.

Competition Rules

The following rules are set to ensure a fair and fun competition for all.

General

Competitors will be expected to act in a sporting manner throughout the competition and to abide by the rules of the competition as outlined below

Scoring

  1. Each competitor will receive a weekly scorecard
  2. Competitors score themselves throughout the competition. 
  3. Each route has a designated score, points are then added to this score based on how many attempts it takes the competitor to complete.
  4. To gain the points for the route, a legitimate attempt must be made to the TOP hold – which must be held in control with 2 hands for 3 seconds. 
  5. Scorecards should be handed in to the gym staff at the end of each day.
    1. Lost scorecards cannot be replaced.
  6. Scores are totaled at the end of each day.
  7. Competitors can return at any time during the week to attempt to complete more routes.

Attempts

  1. Competitors can start on any of the route’s holds..
  2. An attempt officially starts when all four limbs of the competitor are off the ground while touching any of the route’s holds.
  3. An attempt ENDS, but is counted when any of the following occur:
    1. If the competitor holds the TOP hold with two hands in control.
    2. When the competitor touches the floor at any time after starting the route.
    3. If a competitor uses another hold or feature not available for that route.
    4. If a competitor uses the top of the wall before holding the TOP hold in control.
    5. If a competitor is aided in any other way to climb further to the TOP hold.
  4. An attempt finished but is not counted when a competitor is unable to reach the top due to a technical incident such as:
    1. A hold spins or breaks.
    2. There’s blood on a hold that needs to be cleaned.
    3. Any other reason that a competitor may not be able to complete the climb that is out of their control.
  5. Technical incidents must be reported to Camp5 staff immediately. 

Concerns of foul play

  1. Foul play is determined as something that affects the ranking of competitors outside of the rules stated above. Examples of this may be, though not limited to:
    1. Unnecessarily interrupting someone’s attempt at a problem.
    2. Putting false information on a scorecard
    3. Negative behaviour to other competitors or Camp5 staff.
  2. If there is suspicion of foul play from one competitor regarding another; a formal complaint should be filed through Camp5 staff and the incident will be investigated.
  3. If Camp5 staff suspect foul play has been committed, then an investigation will follow. 
  4. If competitors are deemed as committing foul play, they will be disqualified from the competition. 

A reminder on the importance of being honest

Please remember that we are all part of the climbing community. If one person were to not be honest in regard to their scores, other members of our community will be missing out. Please also remember that the only legitimate way to get better scores than you’re already capable of is to climb and train more!

THE LIMALYMPICS

CELEBRATING CAMP5 ECO CITY’S 5TH ANNIVERSARY

Camp5 Eco City is turning 5! And it’s Olympic season! We celebrate athletics, sportsmanship, and a passion for climbing with our take on the Olympic Games. You are invited! Challenges start 12th July 2024 at Camp5 KL East. Participate in challenges to earn a pin. 50 limited edition pins are up for grabs at each event.

Earn 2 Pins and score FREE ENTRY to the on Saturday, 10th August 2024.

WHAT ARE THE LIMALYMPICS?

A series of fun Olympics-inspired, out-of-the-box climbing challenges held at Camp5’s KL branches in the weeks before Camp5’s Eco City’s 5th Anniversary Celebration. Each challenge will run for a week, from 6pm on the Friday until closing time the next Friday.

At each event, challengers will earn a pin on a first-come-first-served basis. Limit of 50 at each outlet. Collect TWO PINS to secure FREE ENTRY to the party on Sat, 10th August, 2024.

Prizes will be awarded to the best team in the Skateboarding, Weight Lifting and Relay Race team events.

Didn’t manage to collect two pins? Join the party anyway, it’ll be a day of games and hurrahs! The LIMALYMPICS Relay Race, a kids baking session and BBQ happening. Normal entry rates apply.

LIMALYMPICS SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

Week 1: 12-19 July @ Camp5 KL East
Event: Skateboarding (2 Person Team Event)

Week 2: 19 -26 July @ Camp5 Jumpa
Event: 100m Sprint (Individual event)

Week 3: 26 July-2 August @ Camp5 Utropolis
Event: Triple Jump (Individual event)

Week 4: 2-9 August @ Camp5 1Utama
Event: Weight Lifting (2 Person Team Event)

Week 5: 10 August @ Camp5 Eco City
Event: Relay Race (2 Person Team Event)

The LIMALYMPICS will culminate at Camp5 Eco City’s 5th Anniversary Celebration. It’ll be a day of games and hurrahs. So, mark your calendars and celebrate with us!

Camp5 Eco City 5th Anniversary Celebration
Saturday, 10th August, 2024, 10am – 8pm
Kids baking session
LIMALYMPICS – Obstacle Relay Race
Games, BBQ and more!

BE PART OF THE LIMALYMPICS?

Check out the schedule of events and head to the gym hosting that sport event. Do check if it is a team or individual sport before you go.

Follow the instructions to take part in the fun, Olympics-inspired challenge. Each challenge will run for a week, from 6pm on the Friday until closing time the next Friday.

At each event, challengers will earn a pin on a first-come-first-served basis. Limit of 50 at each outlet. Collect TWO PINS to secure FREE ENTRY to Camp5’s Eco City’s 5th Anniversary Celebration on Saturday, 10th August, 2024.

Prizes will be awarded for the Top Male and Female in the individual sports of Triple Jump, 100m Sprint, while team prizes will be awarded for the top team in each event. Prizegiving will happen at the Anniversary celebration.

Didn’t manage to collect two pins? Join the party anyway, it’ll be a day of games and hurrahs! The LIMALYMPICS Relay Race, a kids baking session and BBQ happening. Normal entry rates apply.

STUDENT DEVELOPMENT & AFTER SCHOOL ACTIVITIES

Climbing is one of the world’s fastest-growing sports; that’s because it’s so much more than just a sport! It’s an activity you can share with friends of different fitnesses, it’s a reason to travel to some amazing parts of the world, but perhaps most importantly it’s a gateway to personal development.

Physical
Climbing combines cardio, muscle development and flexibility.

Social
Climbing requires team work, communication and most of all – trust!

Special Educational Needs and Disabilities
Climbing focuses attention, reduces anxiety and promotes fine and gross motor movements.

Psychological
Climbing incorporated problem-solving, demanding concentration and determination. It also teaches goal setting and reduces stress.

Subject knowledge
Climbing provides a great practical opportunity for applied physics, anatomy and geology as well as environmental studies.

STANDARD PACKAGES

PHYSICAL EDUCATION PROGRAMS

Camp5 provides schools with the opportunity to incorporate climbing into their Physical Education curriculum. Whether the lessons are held on-site or at a Camp5 Climbing Gym, our staff providers will provide the highest standard of instruction.

Working to your school’s schedule (weekly, twice-weekly or ad hoc sessions) we’re able to provide custom syllabuses that match the requirements of the school’s exam board.

AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS

Camp5 offers term programs for schools to include in their extra-curriculum activities provision.  Fun-filled and educational, our progressive term programs are tailored to your student’s age and ability. So why not start a climbing team at your school?

Special discounted rates are available depending on class size and duration of the program. Weekly sessions can also be arranged during non-standard operation hours.

INTER SCHOOL COMPETITIONS

Camp5 organizes a number of climbing competitions. We’re always seeking to expand participation in competitive climbing among our younger generations and feel it’s important to give students a platform on which to shine!

Our Camp5 Inter-School Climbing League (CISCL) consists of 2 competitions hosted by local schools, then a third, final competition held at Camp5 Climbing Gym. If you would like to get your students involved in competitive climbing, please get in touch and we’ll send you all the details of upcoming events.

BACK TO NATURE

Malaysia’s outdoor climbing locations are known to very little, yet they boast some of the most breathtaking limestone formations and features in South East Asia. More importantly, they’re the home for adventure! 

Bring your students to Climb, Trek and Weasel in the natural playground surrounding the limestone outcrop created over 400 million years ago.

Based just 30 minutes from Kuala Lumpur our activity camp is easily accessible to students. Being less than an hour away from an international airport also makes it a highly viable option for international students!

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    My school doesn’t have a climbing wall, can we still start climbing?
    Yes! Camp5 has climbing gyms located around Klang Valley and one in Johor Bahru. If you’re in one of these areas, then you can start bringing groups to a gym straight away!

    My students haven’t climbed before, where do we start?
    We have a number of package programs that can be integrated into the academic schedule. Whether you’d like to start with an ad hoc session or weekly programs for PE or After Schools Activities, we’ve got you covered. Use the enquiry form above to contact us for further details.

    Is climbing safe for children?
    Yes! Climbing is an extremely safe sport, it’s even known to have fewer minor incidents than soccer! Our staff are trained to the highest standards and have safety as their first priority at all times.

    Is climbing a competitive sport?
    Yes! In fact, climbing debuted in the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, there are three disciplines that athletes compete in; Lead, Bouldering and Speed. Come climb with us at Camp5 to find out more about these!

     

    TAKE YOUR CLIMBING OUTDOORS

    Rock climbing began in the mountains. What better place to experience climbing and push your limits. Camp5 provides programs for all abilities and experiences. Whether you’re a beginner looking for a day out of the city; or a regular top-roper looking for something new, or even an indoor lead climber wishing to apply your skills outdoors; Camp5 has you covered.

    Very unique and one-of-a-kind climbing experience! Alex and Mako are a dynamic duo and I felt safe throughout the whole climbing experience.
    Jessica
    This was the best climbing trip I have ever had. The whole trip felt so personal. The climbing itself was the perfect amount of challenge.
    Ceinwen
    Very exciting and very challenging. Alex was very understanding and proactive.
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    OUTDOOR PROGRAMS

    JUNGLE CLIMBING EXPERIENCE

    Come experience rock climbing in the tropical rainforest. Beyond the tourist template of Batu Caves lies an abundance of limestone crags and home to hundreds of bolted sport climbing routes. Bukit Takun is situated 30 minutes north of KL, the walk to the rock is steep and can be slippery when wet. Solid shoes are highly recommended. Be sure to bring your camera, the views are amazing!

    Designed as an exclusive booking session we tailor the outing to suit your objectives. Absolutely no experience needed. All equipment is provided. Our experienced and certified outdoor Guides will care for your safety. So all you need to do is climb!

    Fee: MYR 700 for 1-5 people + MYR 100 for every additional person.
    Duration: 6-Hours (9am – 3pm)
    Capacity: Minimum: 1 Maximum: 12

    * Fee includes all equipment
    * Fee does not include food/water or transport. Bring 2l fluids and all the snacks you need to fuel your climb!

    GUIDED TOP-ROPED EXPERIENCE

    Move beyond plastic and ply and put your skills to the test on the terrain that gave birth to this sport. Come explore the outdoors with us, as we venture to locations around Klang Valley, from Damai to Big Hole at Bukit Takun. Climbing on real rock will push you to expand your repertoire of techniques.

    Available only to Camp5 Top-rope level climbers, these guided sessions will allow you to venture outdoors, but with all the familiar safety precautions in place. Top-ropes will be set up for you to climb and our Guides will be on hand to give you beta. Route grades will vary by site, 5a up to 6b.

    Fee: MYR 85/person + MYR 25 (Harness, Shoes & Belay set)
    Duration: 5-Hours (9am – 2pm)
    Capacity: Minimum: 8 Maximum: 20

    * Fee excludes personal equipment (add RM25 for full gear)
    * All participants must be top-rope skilled
    * Fee does not include food/water or transport.

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      FAQ

      Frequently Asked Questions

      Do I need to be an experienced climber to climb outdoors?
      Yes and No. For the Outdoor Guided Top-rope program you need to be competent in basic top-rope climbing, however, if you do not have any experience then the Jungle Climbing Experience is for you.

      What to bring?
      Bring lots of food and water, insect spray, and sun cream. Bring a rucksack to put it all in and any gear that you want to bring with you.

      What to wear?
      Wear loose clothing and remember there will be bugs around so you may want to cover up.

      What should I do if it’s raining the day before?
      Provided the contact you gave us when the booking is correct, you can expect us to contact you the day before to confirm the status of the program.

      What will happen if it starts raining while out climbing?
      We will try our best to either re-locate to somewhere that has more shelter or sit and wait it out. Unfortunately, we are unable to refund you due to the climbing gods feeling grumpy!

      Can I cancel before the day?
      Yes, check the respective course leaflet for more information.

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