Anna Stöhr

Anna Stöhr

nation

Austria

birthday

25th April 1988 (age 32)

place of birth

Reith im Alpbachtal , Austria

size

163 cm

Weight

53 kg

Career

discipline

Bouldering , lead

status

resigned

End of career

July 12, 2018

Medal table

World championships	2 ×	0 ×	2 ×
European championships	2 ×	3 ×	0 ×
Junior World Championship	0 ×	2 ×	0 ×

World climbing championships
gold	2007 Avilés	Bouldering
bronze	2009 Xining	Bouldering
gold	2011 Arco	Bouldering
bronze	2012 Paris	Bouldering
European climbing championships
silver	2004 Lecco	Bouldering
silver	2008 Paris	Bouldering
gold	2010 Innsbruck	Bouldering
gold	2013 Eindhoven	Bouldering
silver	2015 Innsbruck	Bouldering
Junior climbing world championships
silver	2006 Imst	Bouldering
silver	2006 Imst	speed

Placements in the climbing world cup

Debut in the World Cup	May 29, 2004
World Cup victories	22nd
Lead World Cup	18th (2004)
Boulder World Cup	1. (2008, 2011, 2012, 2013)
Combination World Cup	6. (2005)

Podium placements	1.	2.	3.
Bouldering	22nd	13	10

Anna Stöhr (born April 25, 1988 in Reith im Alpbachtal ) is an Austrian sport climber . She was one of the world's best in the competitive discipline of bouldering .

Life

In 2003 she won the World Youth Championship in speed in Veliko Tarnovo in Bulgaria. Her strengths are mainly in bouldering. This is where she achieved her greatest successes, winning three times (2006, 2007 and 2010) the bouldering competition at the Rock Master in Arco and becoming world champion in 2007 and 2011 . On the natural rock, your boulder reaches difficulty 8b ( The Riverbed in the Swiss Magic Wood). In July 2018 she ended her active career as a competitive climber.

Stöhr studied English and sports at the University of Innsbruck . She is the longtime partner of climbing colleague Kilian Fischhuber .

Sporting successes

Competitions

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Anna Stöhr at the final of the Bouldering World Cup 2012 in Munich (running time 23 sec)

Boulder Worldcup 2012 in Munich

2016
- 5th place IFSC Boulder World Cup - Innsbruck
- 3rd place IFSC Boulder World Cup - Vail (Colorado) (USA)
- 5th place at the World Championships in Paris
- Austrian champion (bouldering)
2015
- 2nd place European Championship (Innsbruck) (bouldering)
- 1st place IFSC Boulder World Cup - Toronto (CAN)
2014
- 3rd place IFSC Boulder World Cup - Haiyang (CHN)
- 3rd place IFSC Boulder World Cup - Vail (USA)
- 2nd place IFSC Boulder World Cup - Innsbruck (AUT)
- 2nd place IFSC Boulder World Cup - Grindelwald (SUI)
- 1st place IFSC Boulder World Cup - Baku (AZE)
2013
- 1st place overall World Cup (boulder)
- 1st place IFSC Boulder World Cup - Toronto (CAN)
- 2nd place IFSC Boulder World Cup - Innsbruck (AUT)
- 1st place IFSC Boulder World Cup - Log-Dragomer (SVN)
- 1st place IFSC Boulder World Cup - Kitzbühel (AUT)
- 1st place IFSC Boulder World Cup - Millau (FRA)
- 1st place IFSC Boulder World Cup - Chongqing (CHN)
2012
- 3rd place World Championship (Paris) (bouldering)
- 1st place overall World Cup (boulder)
2011
- World Champion in Arco (bouldering)
- 1st place overall World Cup (bouldering)
- Austrian champion (bouldering)

2010
- European champion (bouldering)
- 2nd place overall World Cup (bouldering)

2009
- 2nd place overall World Cup (bouldering)
- 3rd place World Championship (bouldering)

2008
- 1st place overall World Cup (bouldering)
- Vice European Champion in Paris (bouldering)
- Austrian champion (bouldering)

2007
- World Champion in Aviles (Spain) (bouldering)

2006
- 3rd place overall World Cup (bouldering)
- Bouldering World Cup victory in Grindelwald (Switzerland)
- Vice youth world champion in Imst (Austria) in lead and speed

2004
- Vice European Champion in Lecco (Italy) (bouldering)

2003
- Youth World Champion in Speed in Veliko Tarnovo (Bulgaria)

rock

Boogalagga ( 8b ), Canton Ticino Switzerland (2015)
The vice ( 8b ), Rocklands South Africa (2013)
The power of one ( 8b ), Rocklands South Africa (2013)
The riverbed ( 8b ), Ausserferrera (Magic Wood) in the canton of Graubünden, Switzerland (2010)
Pura vida ( 8b ), Ausserferrera (Magic Wood) in the canton of Graubünden Switzerland (2010)