A lot of goat words are thrown away in professional games, but in climbing competition, perhaps no one deserves more title than Janja Garnbrate. After removing a 9 -month gap from World Cup competitions, a two -time Olympic champion of Slovenia won gold in the Insbrook World Cup today.

26 years old resume Stacked is: 47 World Cup Boulders and Lead Events, 10 Composite World Cup titles and World Championship win eight titles. Since climbing 2020 was introduced at the Tokyo Olympics, she has won Gold twiceStrengthen her dominance in the game.

But amidst all of this success, Garnbrates chose to take a break from the competition consciously.

He wrote, “I have decided to do it a little differently this year after years of years of competitions and especially the Olympic year, which was physically and mentally.” Instagram In April. “Of course, I am still working hard and upgrading my previous year size, but I also felt that I need a little more time from competition.”

She announced that she would compete at three IFSC events only in 2025: World Cup in Insbrook and Copper, and World Championship in South Korea. His return to the competition in Insbrook this week marked his first competition since his first competition Copper World Cup In September 2024.

Janja Garnabrate wins the first COMP since ’24

Initially, the garnabrate looked solid, but was not unbeatable, keeping it Fifth Fourth in qualification and fourth in semi -finals. In the final era, she appeared to reach a new gear, which became the only athlete at the top of all four boulders.

She ended a score of 99.3 ahead of silver medalist Orion Berton (69.8) and bronze medalist Aonon Matsufuji (59.5).

“It looks amazing. I didn’t know how I am coming back, but this amazing insbrook crowd welcomed me,” Garnbrate said in A Press release“I really enjoyed myself on the wall, started an unstable start in merit, then it felt 100% better in the semi -finals, and now I felt like my old self in the final.”

“You never forget how to compete, but after coming back after nine months, in the middle of the season, was not the easiest thing. But I am happy that I came back, I enjoyed it a lot. “

The next Insbrook for Garnbrate is the lead competition, with a merit round on 28 June and the final on 29 June. Everyone’s eyes will be on the garnabrate whether she can pull a double gold.