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"There’s nothing better in this world than enjoying time in the mountains with your people. No amount of money can pay for that experience"
Who I Am
I was born in Bergara (Gipuzkoa) and grew up there with my parents and my brother, who have always been a fundamental pillar in my life. From them I learned the most important values: respect, effort, and the ability to enjoy every moment.
I first put on climbing shoes when I was five or six years old, although I didn’t start climbing regularly until I was ten. Until I was fifteen, I combined climbing with another sport I was passionate about: alpine skiing, competing with the Aragon regional team. It was Arkaitz Yurrita, a friend and my brother’s coach, who introduced our whole family to climbing — and we’ve been connected to it ever since.
For a while, I tried to balance both disciplines, but eventually I had to choose. And the decision was clear: climbing had completely won me over. The atmosphere, the people, and the values surrounding it made my life revolve around this sport 24 hours a day.
Until recently, I combined climbing with my medical studies, which I completed in 2024. It was an intense but incredibly enriching period. Now, with the books closed, I can finally dedicate myself 100% to climbing… and this is only the beginning.
First 9a at 15
I climbed my first 9a at 15: Begi Puntuan, in Etxauri.
European Titles
European Youth Cup and Championship winner.
World Bronze
Third place at the Youth World Championship.
Senior World Cups
Semifinalist in several Senior World Cups.
Onsight & Flash Ascents
Several 8b+ onsight and 8c routes flashed.
My Journey
Beyond results and titles, my greatest achievement has been balancing competition climbing with university studies and outdoor rock climbing — where I truly find my essence. Maintaining that balance without losing motivation or enjoyment has been as challenging as any route.
On a personal level, I’m especially proud of having pursued my other great passion: medicine. Since I was a child, I’ve been fascinated by how the human body works. Being able to fulfill that dream without giving up climbing has been deeply rewarding. I’ve learned discipline, organization, and above all, how to enjoy the process.
Now my goal is clear: train hard and see how far I can go. I want to discover my limits, prepare for upcoming international competitions, and take on demanding rock projects. It’s been almost a decade since my first 9a… and I think it’s time to step up to the next level.
Climbing as a Lifestyle
Climbing is everything to me — a lifestyle that combines passion, respect, and connection with nature. It’s a sport that teaches unique values, both on and off the wall.
What I love most is that even in competition, the spirit is different: we compete against the route, not against each other. Among climbers there’s camaraderie, admiration, and mutual support. That makes the atmosphere special — emotions are shared, and there’s always a smile, even when things don’t go as planned.
Heading to the mountains, facing a wall, feeling the rock beneath your fingers or the fatigue at the end of the day… there’s nothing like it. It’s pure freedom.
My Outdoor Essence
When I head to the mountains, I always bring… My climbing gear. Most of the time I’m going climbing — and yes, I admit it… I’m a bit of a climbing geek.
If I wanted to introduce someone to climbing, I’d take them to… Rodellar. It’s a magical place: enjoyable routes on perfect holds, natural pools to swim in, and that campsite vibe where the day ends with a good dinner and a drink among friends.
When I’m not in the mountains, I’m… Skiing, surfing, riding my enduro bike, or spearfishing. If I’m not on rock, I’m in nature — sea or mountains — always outdoors.
The most important thing climbing has taught me is… That the best moments in life are the ones you share in the mountains with the people you love. Nothing compares to that — and the best part is… it’s free!
A mountain moment I’ll never forget… My first trip to Taghia (Morocco). It’s one of the most impressive places I’ve ever seen: wild surroundings, endless walls, and an adventure that has it all.
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