Mistrovství Asie ve sportovním lezení 2015
| 23. Mistrovství Asie ve sportovním lezení | |
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| Základní informace | |
| Sport | sportovní lezení |
| Země |  Čína |
| Organizace | IFSC, ACC, CMA |
| Web | ifsc-climbing.org cmasports.sport.org.cn |
| Obtížnost | |
| Město | Ning-po |
| Datum | 22.-24. listopadu |
| Zlato |  Keiičiró Korenaga Kim Ča-in |
| Stříbro | Minoru Nakano Juka Kobajašiová |
| Bronz | Haibin Qu Risa Ota |
| Rychlost | |
| Město | Ning-po |
| Datum | 22.-24. listopadu |
| Zlato |  Pandu Asmoro Galar Supita Tita |
| Stříbro |  Reza Alipourshenazandifar Tamara Kuzněcovová |
| Bronz | Penghui Lin Puji Lestari |
| Bouldering | |
| Město | Ning-po |
| Datum | 22.-24. listopadu |
| Zlato | Cukuru Hori Miho Nonaka |
| Stříbro | Keita Watabe Akijo Noguči |
| Bronz | Rei Sugimoto Kim Ča-in |
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Mistrovství Asie ve sportovním lezení 2015 (anglicky: Asian Continental Championship) se uskutečnilo již po třiadvacáté, v čínském Ning-po ve třech disciplínách (v lezení na obtížnost, rychlost a v boulderingu), zúčastnili se jej lezci z jedenácti zemí.[1]
Průběh závodů
Celkem měli domácí závodníci 8 finalistů, muži získali dvě bronzové medaile: Haibin Qu v lezení na obtížnost a Penghui Lin v lezení na rychlost. Finále v lezení na obtížnost a v boulderingu ovládli Japonci, kteří si odvezli 9 z 12 medailí, v lezení na rychlost putovaly tři medaile do Indonésie. Z mužů měl nejlepší čas v semifinále Íránec Reza Alipourshenazandifar 6.40 s a z žen měla Indonésanka Supita Tita ve finále 9.05 s.
Výsledky mužů a žen
Pořadatelská země
| obtížnost | rychlost | bouldering | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| muži | ženy | muži | ženy | muži | ženy |
| 1. Keiičiró Korenaga | 1. Kim Ča-in | 1. Pandu Asmoro Galar | 1. Supita Tita | 1. Cukuru Hori | 1. Miho Nonaka |
| 2. Minoru Nakano | 2. Juka Kobajašiová | 2. Reza Alipourshenazandifar | 2. Tamara Kuzněcovová | 2. Keita Watabe | 2. Akijo Noguči |
| 3. Haibin Qu | 3. Risa Ota | 3. Penghui Lin | 3. Puji Lestari | 3. Rei Sugimoto | 3. Kim Ča-in |
| 4. Jihwan Park | 4. Akijo Noguči | 4. Guangfeng Li | 4. Farnaz Esmaeilzadeh | 4. Tomoa Narasaki | 4. Sol Sa |
| 5. Shinichiro Nomura | 5. Minseon Kim | 5. Sungjoon Chae | 5. Purnamasari Ita Triana | 5. Kokoro Fudžii | 5.  Hung Ying Lee |
| 6. Changfeng Qu | 6. Hung Ying Lee | 6. Guangdong Li | 6. Che Cchuej-lien | 6.  Cheung- chi Shoji Chan | 6. Risa Ota |
| 7. Hanwool Kim | 7. Aika Tadžima | 7. Aspar Jaelolo | 7. ZhuoMa Pubu | — | — |
| 8. Tomoaki Takata | 8. Elnaz Rekabi | 8.  Weng Khit, Adriel Choo | 8. Di Niu | — | — |
| 8 finalistů | 8 finalistek | 4/8 finalistů | 4/8 finalistek | 6 finalistů | 6 finalistek |
| 25 semifinalistů | 25 semifinalistek | 16 semifinalistů | 16 semifinalistek | 20 semifinalistů | 20 semifinalistek |
| 37 mužů | 36 žen | 31 mužů | 22 žen | 38 mužů | 37 žen |
Medaile podle zemí
| pořadí | stát |  |  |  | celkem |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | Japonsko | 3 | 4 | 2 | 9 |
| 2. | Indonésie | 2 | 0 | 1 | 3 |
| 3. | Jižní Korea | 1 | 0 | 1 | 2 |
| 4. | Írán | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 |
| 4. | Kazachstán | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 |
| 6. | Čína | 0 | 0 | 2 | 2 |
Zúčastněné země
| (dle nejlepšího závodníka) | ||||||
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| obtížnost | rychlost | bouldering | ||||
| muži | ženy | muži | ženy | muži | ženy | |
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| (11) | 10 | 11 | 10 | 8 | 10 | 11 |
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