Which memberships or payment models are most popular among climbing hall cutomers? And how many climbing halls does a climber visit on average? These and other questions are answered by the new climbing study from Vertical Life.

At the ISPO Re.Start Days, there is also the chance to exercise: ISPO and KellerSports have created a running and a bike challenge with great prizes. Here are the details.

David Ekelund is the CEO of the shoe brand Icebug. As chairman of the Scandinavian Outdoor Group, hardly anyone has a better overview of the industry than him. In a guest article, he frankly shares the strategy of his company on how to navigate through the crisis.

Restart at last! More and more gyms, clubs and sports facilities are back after the corona-related closure. Instagram is bursting with interesting, moving and bizarre stories about the sport comeback. ISPO.com shows how the sports world celebrates the restart.

The ISPO.com live ticker provides daily news on the developments and effects of the Corona crisis on the sports business worldwide, but also on measures with which sports and outdoor activities serve society.

About 60 kilometers south of Paris is one of the largest bouldering facilities in the world. It is not without reason that Fontainebleau is considered the cradle of bouldering: on around 25,000 hectares of forest, you will find around twenty thousand individual bouldering routes for climbing, even in winter.

The world of outdoor mourns the death of Pascal Aymar. Former Salomon CEO and EOG Vice President Jean-Marc Pambet remembers his old companion on behalf of the European outdoor industry.