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El evento GRAVITEO A Coruña sorprende a los ciudadanos con psicobloc y parkour
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A Coruña's GRAVITEO festival brought urban sports to life on the waterfront, with climbers tackling psicobloc for the first time La Opinión de Zamora. Just meters away, parkour athletes jumped, ran, and challenged structures while crowds gathered around the final boulder climbing championships.
Climbers Face New Challenge Over Water
Water-based climbing pushed athletes into unfamiliar territory at GRAVITEO El Periódico. Psicobloc — climbing routes on rock walls above water — gave climbers a new test of skill and nerve. The event marked the first time A Coruña's climbing community faced this specific challenge.
Parkour Athletes Command the Streets
Parkour performers took over the festival grounds with their signature moves La Opinión de Málaga. Athletes jumped over obstacles, ran across structures, and used the urban landscape as their playground. The discipline drew steady crowds who stopped to watch the physicality and creativity on display.
Boulder Finals Draw Growing Audiences
The championship boulder climbing finals became the festival's main attraction Diario de Ibiza. Spectators approached, watched, and found themselves staying longer as climbers tackled the toughest routes. The event proved that indoor climbing competitions could draw crowds when placed in the open air and made accessible to the public.
Urban Sports Capture City's Attention
GRAVITEO succeeded in surprising the people of A Coruña with three distinct disciplines happening simultaneously El Correo Gallego. The festival blended climbing, parkour, and boulder competitions into one event. Locals discovered new sides of athletic performance they had not seen before in their city.
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