The Olympics showcase elite athletes, with a select few achieving medals in both Summer and Winter Games, highlighting extraordinary versatility in sports. Mont Blanc, the highest peak in the Alps, offers challenging climbs and is significant in mountaineering history, drawing adventurers worldwide, with routes like the Goûter and Trois Monts requiring skill and preparation. Sport climbing's Olympic debut in Tokyo faced challenges, but the upcoming Paris Games will feature dedicated events for men and women, signaling growth and increased visibility. New Zealand's Sarah Tetzlaff is set to compete in speed climbing at Paris, where competitors race up a standardized wall, emphasizing the sport's high-paced nature. Despite its appeal, sport climbing faces financial hurdles and geopolitical challenges, especially with the exclusion of certain athletes. As the landscape evolves, athletes like Tetzlaff find solace and flow in the familiar competition environment, underscoring the unique mental aspects of their sport.