January 2026 —For the first time in the history of climbing, a global bouldering league is built on a single, standardized field of play.
The TITAN WORLD LEAGUE (TWL) introduces a new way to experience bouldering worldwide. Identical problems, set on the same TITAN wall geometry, are replicated in participating gyms across the globe—allowing climbers to compare performances through a truly shared standard.
At the center of the League is the IFSC-certified (World Climbing) TITAN Boulder Wall, developed by EP in close collaboration with international IFSC route setters. Since 2023, TITAN has been used in more than 10 international competitions, including the Olympic Games in Paris, establishing it as the first international standard for bouldering competition.
Today, that standard extends to the wider climbing community.
What Is the TITAN WORLD LEAGUE?
The TITAN WORLD LEAGUE is not a traditional competition format.
It is a shared global experience built on consistency, movement quality, and accessibility.
The League is designed to allow climbers to participate on their own schedule while engaging in a global ranking system grounded in identical movement challenges.
Key elements of the League include:
- A standardized catalog of boulder problems, powered by Circle and designed specifically for the TITAN wall
- Fourteen new problems per release, each offered in two difficulty levels
- New problem sets released every 6 to 12 months
- Routes created by world-class, Olympic-level route setters
- Identical problems replicated in participating gyms worldwide
- No fixed deadlines—climbers can participate at any time
- A digital ranking platform where climbers log ascents and appear in a global ranking
- A QR code beneath each problem providing access to route-setting videos and insights
- Official League launch: January 2026
Climbers can log ascents, access rankings, and follow the League through a dedicated interactive platform.
Official ranking page, powered by Griptonite
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