I Love KL: Dirtbag & Boulders

24-Sep-16 13:00

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Rock-climbing is set to make its debut at the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo with the motive of drawing in youth. With the numerous indoor climbing centres and gyms in KL, will we give a fighting chance to fight for gold? There are many aspects to competitive rock-climbing and to break it down for us is the owners of Xero Gravity gym, Madhi & Ser Lee whose gym is caters to rock-climbing and also home to the national team. Can this potentially be the next succesful competitive sport in Malaysia?

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Tags: I Love KL, Mahdi Parsafarid, Ng Ser Lee, Xero Gravity, rock climbing, Tokyo Olympics 2020

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