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Sean Mccoll

Sean Mccoll

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Pronouns: He/Him

Hometown: Vancouver, Canada

Current Location: Vancouver

Favorite Zone: Squamish, BC

Proudest Achievement: Dreamcatcher 5.14d, Squamish, Canada

Favorite Advocacy Org: Access Fund

Biography

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I started climbing at 10 years old with my whole family (who still climb to this day). I took to competitions very quickly and always appreciated the challenge of competing under pressure. I was always looking for the next step in competitions as well as outdoor achievements. I now have 32 World Cup Medals, 5 victories and 4 World Championships wins (all in Open)I also achieved the level of grade 10 Royal Conservatory piano and am fluent in French.

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ATHLETE MENTORSHIP INITATIVE

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The SCARPA Athlete Mentorship Initiative presented by Mountain Hardwear has been created to connect and engage the SCARPA and Mountain Hardwear Athlete teams with accomplished athletes from historically marginalized communities aspiring to take their sport or career to the next level. The mission of this program is to connect mentors with mentees focused on the sports we serve to provide participants with opportunities for personal, athletic and career development with the goal of helping to create a more inclusive and diverse community of athletes.

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Q & A

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  1. How did you get involved with your respective sport?: I started with my family as an activity we could do together.
  2. Who were your influences early in life?: Chris Sharma, Mike Doyle, Kilian Fischhuber
  3. What draws you to the outdoors?: I just love being in the outdoors. I was raised playing in parks, soccer and enjoying being outside. Vancouver is notoriously rainy so I learned to appreciate the sunshine all that much more.
  4. What do you like about SCARPA as a brand?: I like how closely I can work with SCARPA as an athlete ambassador. They have great designs and I truly believe in their product. I hope that I can help grow the brand that I love.
  5. Why do you trust SCARPA products?: Why do you trust SCARPA products?
  6. What gets you out of bed on big days?: I remember how lucky I am to rock climb as a career. “Support your passion until your passion can support you”.
  7. What is your best excuse for skipping training?: I don’t “skip” training…
  8. Favorite recovery/apres beverage?: Americano Misto with Almond Milk.
  9. If you had a baseball walkup song, what would it be?: Some sort of hip-hop.
  10. What’s the last movie that made you cry?: I’ve only ever cried in 2 movies… both which will remain a mystery.

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