ICC Regulations For Competition Climbing
The International Council For Competition Climbing (ICC) is
a constituent part of The International Union of Alpinist Associations
(Union Internationale d'Associations d'Alpinisme) (UIAA). The ICC is
responsible for the administration and development of all aspects of the
sport of international competition climbing.
Local competitions are usually run using The ICC Regulations, however
competitors should check with the event organiser as the regulations may
have changed or the organiser may choose to alter the regulations to suite
a particular event. In either case the organiser should make a printed
copy of the ruled (to be used) available for competitors to view during
the competition.
 | The 2002 ICC Regulations |
2002 ICC Regulatuons
Rule Changes
| The 2001 ICC Regulations in PDF Format and requires a copy of Adobe
Acrobat open the file.
2001 ICC Regulations
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| The 2000 ICC Regulations in HTML Format as follows: |
Section
1 - International Council for
Competition Climbing
Section
2 - Competition Organisation
Section
3 - Member Federations
Section
4 - Competition Regulations
Part 1 - General
Regulations
Part 2 - Difficulty
Competitions
Part 3 - Difficulty-Duel
Competitions
Part 4 - Bouldering
Competitions
Part 5 - Speed Competitions
Section
5 - International
Competitions
Section
6 - Disciplinary Procedures
During Competitions
Section
7 - Competition Appeals
Procedures
Section
8 - Adoption of the IOC
Medical Code
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