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Aya Mori is a young prodigy in the Japanese sport climbing world. She finished 4th in the women's combined sport climbing event at the Paris Olympics, and although she missed out on a medal, she achieved the highest overall score in the lead event, and her future performance is expected to be even more promising.

She talks about the secret of her strength and how she felt when she left the sport, and how she came back even more evolved after her absence. He also talks about the appeal of climbing and the Paris Olympics, which he discovered when he came back.

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0:00 Where I started climbing
0:53 How I realized my ability
1:35 What was fun and what was frustrating
2:49 Relationship with my father
3:16 When I quit being an athlete
5:57 Changes in feelings after returning to competition
6:57 Mental attitude before competitions
8:04 Nervousness
8:48 How to relieve tension
9:21 About the Paris Olympics
10:13 Results of the Paris Olympics
10:54 The atmosphere at the Paris Olympics
11:26 Memories outside the Paris Games
12:42 Goals for the future
14:13 Message to the generation
15:13 What climbing means to me

Ai Mori
Born on September 17, 2003 in Ibaraki Prefecture. Belongs to the Ibaraki Mountaineering Federation. She started climbing with her father and has competed in domestic and international competitions since elementary school, becoming the youngest Japanese ever to win a medal (bronze) at the 2007 World Championships in Lead Climbing, which she entered at age 15. In bouldering, he is particularly good at gentle inclines, and won the Japan Cup for the first time in 2009. In lead, she won the Japan Cup for the third year in a row in 2010 with her bottomless endurance. She finished fourth in the women's combined sport climbing event at the Paris Olympics, missing out on a medal but scoring the highest overall score in the lead event, and the crowd went wild for her tenacious climbing.

METHOD” is a video sports media that delivers the methods of specialists, including Japan's national coach and other leaders active in Japan and abroad.performance is expected to be even more promising.

She talks about the secret of her strength and how she felt when she left the sport, and how she came back even more evolved after her absence. He also talks about how he found the appeal of climbing when he came back and the Paris Olympics.