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The 13 pages that link to Sport climbing, each with the reason it gives.

• Rock climbingBroader topic: Bolted routes make this one of the common forms of outdoor and indoor roped climbing.

• ParkourCompared with: Its Olympic recognition offers a contrasting path from movement practice to codified sport.

• BoulderingCompared with: Unlike bouldering, sport climbing uses a rope and protection to manage longer falls.

• Climbing gradeBroader topic: Sport routes commonly receive grades within regional roped-climbing systems.

• Climbing protectionCompared with: Its fixed bolts replace most placements made by the climber in traditional climbing.

• Via ferrataCompared with: Sport climbing uses a belayed rope system rather than continuous attachment to a via ferrata cable.

• ClimbingBroader topic: Its fixed protection makes repeated attempts and competition formats practical.

• Climbing ethicsCompared with: Its reliance on fixed bolts creates different assumptions about route development and alteration.

• Free solo climbingCompared with: Clipped bolts protect sport climbers from falls; free soloists carry no such protection.

• Lead climbingBroader topic: Sport routes provide fixed points that the leader clips while ascending.

• Competition climbingNarrower topic: Competition climbing is one organized setting within the broader sport-climbing world.

• Todgha GorgeBroader topic: Bolted routes make parts of the gorge accessible for technical climbing.

• Adam OndraNarrower topic: This is the discipline in which Ondra made his name on rock and in competition.