Speed Climbing is a competitive form of rock climbing where athletes race to ascend a standardized climbing wall as quickly as possible. The wall is typically 15 meters high and features specific holds that climbers must use. Competitors are timed, and the fastest climber wins the event. This sport is part of the Olympic Games, having made its debut in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. Speed climbing requires a combination of strength, technique, and agility, as climbers must navigate the wall efficiently while maintaining speed. It is distinct from other climbing disciplines like bouldering and lead climbing.