Janja Garnbret solidified her status as the best climber of all time by winning her second Olympic gold medal in the combined bouldering and lead events at the Paris 2024 Olympics, scoring 168.5 points. Despite facing injury concerns after the bouldering round, the 25-year-old Slovenian athlete outperformed competitors, including the USA's Brooke Raboutou and Austria's Jessica Pilz. The Olympic Games have not only showcased Garnbret's dominance but have also sparked increased interest in sport climbing among youth in Paris, with local climbing gyms reporting a surge in young participants. This growth reflects the sport's expanding popularity since its Olympic debut at Tokyo 2020. Garnbret's influence extends beyond competition, as she has engaged with fitness influencers to share her training techniques, further promoting the sport. The camaraderie among top competitors, including Garnbret and Raboutou, highlights a supportive culture within the climbing community.