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Season 2026🔥🫡🥹

Speechless🫢🥹—what an incredible season, filled with huge successes, experiences, and new connections.
Thanks to everyone who supported and cheered me on, and especially to:
@iraclimb
@schlickum.speed
@climbingteam.dav.stuttgart
@dav.wettkampfklettern
@sporthilfe 
And my family!!!

📷@xaver_louis, @coachnsettergav, @vic.harster, @by_mi.chi, @outthere_collective,@italiaclimbing, @jth_wtr, @dpa_picturealliance, @andrin.photography
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EYS Leipzig 🇩🇪🥹
P:8🔥⭐️
The best possible ending for this amazing season. Having the honour to represent Germany in Germany was Insane and im grateful for all the great people who supported me on this journey. Coming into this competition I just wanted a few solid runs and I came out with a new official PB under 6 seconds: 5,97🔥🤩
Thanks for all the great races 🙏🏼
Thanks @climbing_lea for the pictures 

@kletterteam_rheinlandpfalz 
@kletterteam_hhg
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What a way to finish my Youth European Cup journey. 

After Imst, I started thinking a lot about next season. This season had been mostly okay to good, but I never really had that one competition where everything came together. I put a lot of pressure on myself because of that.

The preparation runs in Leipzig didn’t go well at all, and even my first qualification run was a complete mess. I somehow forgot the route and couldn’t coordinate anything anymore. But before my second run, I told myself to pull myself together and suddenly I ran a 5.6.

From there, I just tried to run and enjoy it. I won my next rounds against @fluci_climbing with a 5.47, @theo.fetzer with a 5.49 and then @gillesmeili with a 5.39, a new PB!

That meant I had made my first ever European Cup final. 

In the final, I faced Leo Crosé. I felt really good before the run, but unfortunately I slipped with my hands after the mid skip and couldn’t keep up with the speed anymore. I lost the final, but looking back, I couldn’t be happier with second place.🥈

My first international podium at my last ever Youth European Cup. What a way to finish this chapter. 

Congratulations to @le0_climb🥇for the win and @gillesmeili🥉for taking third place!

The location in Leipzig was absolutely amazing, and the atmosphere throughout the whole day was just incredible. It made the competition even more special.

A huge thank you to my coaches @iraclimb and @schlickum.speed for the amazing coaching, my family especially my dad @microscherer and all the support. Also a big thank you to the physios and, of course, to everyone who cheered for me and supported me throughout the competition.

And a special thank you to @wind_sb for the sponsorship and for believing in my abilities as an athlete. I really appreciate the trust and support!

Couldn’t have asked for a better ending. 🥈

So hyped for next season!🔥

Thanks for the picture @pvekla and @climbing_lea 

@kletterkader.saar 
@dav.wettkampfklettern 
@climbing_team_germany 
@hobbymesseleipzig 
@mammut 

#podium #competition #discipline #speed #climbing
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Season 2026. 🖤

Not the season I hoped for. This year has challenged me not only physically, but mentally as well. Countless setbacks, disappointing results, and moments when I’ve questioned myself and everything I’m working for.

The hardest part is feeling like no matter how hard I try, nothing seems to change. But even on the toughest days, I keep showing up.

I may not be where I want to be right now, but I’m proud of myself for staying the course and not giving up when things get tough.

A huge thank you to @xilef_speedy @iraclimb @jonas.drkr for being by my side through this difficult time. Your support, belief, and encouragement mean more to me than you know. 🖤

Taking the lessons, rethinking, resetting, and working towards coming back stronger. I’m still on the way, and this is not where my story ends.

See you in 2027. 🖤🔥

#fighters #keeppushing #nevergiveup💪
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Last Youth European Cup in Leipzig 🇩🇪

Unfortunately, this wasn’t the season ending I was hoping for. With a 30th place, I’m honestly pretty disappointed with the result. I know I could have done better, and it’s hard to finish the season knowing that I didn’t show what I’m actually capable of.

Overall, it was still a good season. I had a difficult start, but I managed to improve throughout the season and turn things around a bit. Still, I was hoping for more, especially at the end of the season.

In Leipzig, I just wasn’t there mentally. Physically, I actually felt really good, but my head wasn’t fully in it and I struggled to stay focused during the competition. Unfortunately, that affected my performance quite a lot.

Even though the result wasn’t what I wanted, it was still a really cool event with an amazing venue and a great atmosphere.

A huge thank you to my teammates and especially my coaches @vincent.stummreiter , @schlickum.speed and @iraclimb for all the support throughout the season. Especially @vincent.stummreiter , who coached me the whole season, helped me so much and always believed in me.

I’m definitely taking a lot from this season, even if the ending is a little disappointing. Time to learn from it and come back stronger.

And a big thank you for the pictures @climbing_lea .

#youtheuropeancup #speedclimbing💪 #climbingteamgermany #saisonend #nextyear
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2026 Comp Season😐

2026 was definitely the most mentally challenging season I have experienced so far.

The season actually started really well. I made some really big improvements and set a new PB at the First German Youth Cup. Looking back, that competition turned out to be the highlight of my season — because from there, things slowly started going downhill.

I constantly felt weak and had almost no energy during training. My strength levels dropped, and despite continuing to train and compete, I never really felt like myself. After the second German Youth Cup, things became even harder. I felt sick almost all the time — a blocked nose, sore throat, no energy — and nothing seemed to really help.

I kept pushing through, taking breaks when necessary and trying different ways to recover, but it just didn’t get  better. 
Then came the two most important competitions of my season: the German Championships and my only international comp of the year. 

I was still feeling really sick at both competitions, but I decided to start anyway because I simply didn’t want to accept missing them. Unfortunately, neither competition resulted in the performance I was hoping for.

By that point, the hardest part wasn’t even the results anymore. Mentally, I struggled to keep enjoying the sport I love. There were trainings where nothing worked, where I had no strength, no motivation and simply didn’t know how to keep going. It became increasingly difficult to even find the motivation to show up.

So now, I’ve decided to close the chapter on my 2026 competition season and take some time for my self.

And most importantly, thank you.

First of all, to my parents — thank you for always being there for me, for believing in me, and for continuing to motivate me even when things got really difficult.

A huge thank you also goes to all my friends Thank you for standing by my side when things weren’t going well especially my training partner @nick_cl1mber
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What a cool event in Imst! 🧗‍♂️🔥

I went into the 1/8 finals in 11th place after qualification. I won my 1/8 final with a time of 6.90 seconds and advanced to the quarterfinals. 💪

In the quarterfinals, I ran a new personal best of 6.45 seconds! 🔥 Unfortunately, I lost by a very small margin to Lachezar DASKALOV

In the end, I finished the event in 6th place overall! 💪🔥

My 2nd European Cup in Imst – such a cool experience and an amazing event! 🇪🇺🏆

A huge thank you for the support to @vincent.stummreiter and @climbing_team_germany ! ❤️
And thank you to everyone else who supported me – especially @vincent.stummreiter ! 🙌

It was a really cool event, and I had a lot of fun! 🔥

#climbingteamgermany #speedandstrength #nevergiveuphope❤️ #6thplace🏆 #funday
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🥉my first ever international Medal!
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That‘s something i never would‘ve thought could happen after the last weeks.However i got my motivation back and i‘m seeing improvment again after a long time. I’m thankfull for all the things i learned at this competition and use those tricks on my following comps. Also I’m grateful for all the people who have helped me and kept me motivated💛.

#sport #climbing #speed #olympia #win 

ty: @tri2gether @fl0rian_heck @scholtes_climb @julia_n179 @iraclimb @flo_gwxy
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