Asian  Youth  Championship  –  Malaysia  2-­‐6  December  2015  

The Asian Youth Championship will take place in Malaysia from 3rd to 6th December 2015. Boulder, Lead and Speed event will be organised for the following categories: Juniors - Male and Female (18-19yr) 1996/1997 Youth A - Male and Female (16-17yr) 1998/1999 Youth B - Male and Female (14-15yr) 2000/2001 Youth C - Male and Female (10-13yr) 2002/2003/2004/2005 Organization Malaysia Mountaineering Federation (PMM); and International Federation of Sport Climbing - Asian Continental Council (IFSC - ACC) Registration Please register through the IFSC website. Copy the form to email to akbalamin78@gmail.com or royfunclimb@gmail.com Address : Malaysia Mountaineering Federation

d/a Persatuan Mendaki Kuala Lumpur Kuala Lumpur Youth and Sport Department. 60000 Bkt Kiara, Kuala Lumpur. Malaysia

Phone : +6012 3210400 Mr Roy +6019 2555060 Mr Akbal

Fax : Attn To Mr Marawi Ais +6 03 20956997 E-mail : akbalamin78@gmail.com / royfunclimb@gmail.com Website : To Be Update At registration, it will be necessary for all team managers/coaches to produce the passport or id-card and prove of the IFSC international license for all of the competitors. For Youth C, please register directly to the above e-mail.

Visa Applying Please forward your request via e-mail to akbalamin78@gmail.com or royfunclimb@gmail.com . We will require the name and passport number to issue the invitation letters for VISA application. Note VERY IMPORTANT: Those competitors whose Federation has not applied for a 2015 International License will not be allowed to compete! Except for Youth C Participation/Team/Quotas Each national federation: 4 climber per country or region for each age group, Category and discipline plus adult/youth world/continental championship with same discipline. Registration Deadline Not later than Friday, 27th November 2015. Registration fee USD 30.00 per athlete Accommodation Hotel choice 1 : Hotel Pullman Putrajaya Lakeside ( 5 Star Hotel ) Booking Directly : http://www.pullmanhotels.com/gb/hotel-6823-pullman-putrajaya-lakeside/index.shtml Please note that additional cost of 40.00usd will be collected for insurance, lunch meal at venue and ect. Hotel choice 2 : COOP Hotel (Budget Hotel) Add : No 66 & 67, Jalan Cyber Valley 1b/3, Cyber Valley Commercial Centre,

43800 Dengkil, Selangor Darul Ehsan. Contact : +60125160003 (whatsapp) 0r 9w2hdy@gmail Hotel Price : Package 180usd from 1st to 6th December 2015. Price Include 3 meal daily, Insurance, Transport to venue. To make this budget hotel reservation please send email with a list of team and roo

m requirements. Travel International Airport : KLIA or KLIA 2 Transport from Airport to Pullman Hotel please arrange with hotel. For COOP Hotel go to Putrajaya & Cyberjaya Station please take ERL train from airport and stop at Putrajaya & Cyberjaya Station. For schedule and fare please refer to http://www.kliaekspres.com. Please remember to fill up form for arriving information for us to make the necessary arrangement MAP OF KLIA TO PULLMAN HOTEL MAP FROM PULLMAN HOTEL TO VANUE MAP FROM AIRPORT TO COOP HOTEL MAP FROM COOP HOTEL TO VANUE

Competition Venue Pusat Cabaran Putrajaya – Outdoor Climbing Wall, Putrajaya, Malaysia. The Putrajaya Challenge Park in the southern part of the city straddles Precincts 5 and 20, covering 46.73ha in Taman Selatan. The components for the extreme sports were the Wall Climbing Complex, Skate Park and Bike Trail. The focus of the 2,100sq m Wall Climbing Complex is the colourful trapezional climbing wall stretching 42m wide, 42m long and 20m high. To cater for novice and expert climbers, the wall is divided into the beginners’ wall, competition wall, speed wall, advance wall and boulder. Technical Officials Technical Delegate : MR FRANCIS LO (HKG)

President Jury : MR WEI CHI HUANG (TPE) Continental Judges : MR RAYMOND CHAN (HKG) MS ZOHREH ABDOLLAHKHANI (IRI) Aspirant Judges : MR FARZAM DAYYYANI (IRI) Chief Route Setter : MR DONGHYUN KIM (KOR) MR KOSUKE HIRAMATSU (JPN) Route Setters : MR KA WAI CHU (HKG) MR RONALD NOVAR MAMARIMBING (INA) MR FRANCIS LOW Aspirant Route Setter : MR ARTIMES FARSHAD YEGANEH (IRI) Prizes Medals for the best 3 climbers of every category Provisional Programme 2 Dis 2015, Wednesday Team Registration &Technical Meeting 1800 – 1900 Registration (Official Hotel) 1930 Technical meeting (Official Hotel) 3 Dis 2015, Thursday Lead and Boulder Qualification 0730 Opening Lead and Boulder 0830 Demonstration for Qualification 1 0845 Lead and Boulder Qualification 1 1415 Demonstration for Qualification 2 1430 Lead and Boulder Qualification 2 4 Dis 2015, Friday Speed Qualification and Semi Final 0900 Opening isolation for Speed Qualification 0930 Closing isolation for Speed Qualification 1000 Demonstration for Speed Qualification 1015 Speed Qualification 1230 Friday prayers

1430 Opening isolation for Speed Semi Final 1500 Closing isolation for Speed Semi Final 1530 Demonstration for Speed Semi Final 1600 Speed Semi Final 5 Dis 2015, Saturday Lead and Boulder Semi Final 0730 Opening Lead and Boulder 0830 Demonstration for Lead Semi Final 0845 Lead and Boulder Semi Final 1415 Demonstration for Semi Final 1430 Lead and Boulder Semi Final 6 Dis 2015, Sunday Lead, Boulder and Speed Final 0900 Opening isolation for all category 0930 Closing isolation for all category 1000 Demonstration for all category 1400 Speed Final Award Ceremony

BRIEF INFORMATION ON MALAYSIA

Malaysia is a tropical paradise situated 7 degree north of the Equator in the heart of Southeast Asia. It comprises Peninsular Malaysia and three-states of Sabah, Sarawak & Federal Territory of Labuan on the island of Borneo. The climate is warm and humid throughout the year. Malaysia is a multi-racial country with a population of approximately 21.3 million consisting of main ethnic groups of Malays, Chinese, and Indians and a very diverse group of indigenous people in Sabah and Sarawak. ‘Bahasa Melayu’ is the national language but English is widely spoken.

Kuala Lumpur

Kuala Lumpur, the capital of Malaysia, is a city of 244 square km with a population of 1.3 million people and situated on the West Coast of Peninsular Malaysia. It is the centre of Malaysia’s political, commercial, and social life. It is a city of delightful contrast – a combination of modern cosmopolitan, sophistication and lingering old charm, a juxtaposition of gracious colonial edifices, pre-war shop houses and gleaming copper-doomed roof against a backdrop of towering skyscrapers. It also

has a fair share of famous landmarks such as the Petronas Twin Tower - the tallest building in the world, the KL Tower, National Mosque, historical relics and heritage buildings.

Climate and Clothing

Malaysia has tropical weather with an average temperature of 22 to 32 oC and high humidity. Light, cool, and casual clothing is recommended. For formal occasion, suits are preferable for men and dress for women.

Food

Malaysia is renowned for the variety of delight foods, ranging from traditional Malay dishes to Chinese, Indian, and Western cuisine. There are numerous eating places catering for every taste and budget.

Electricity

Malaysia's voltage is 220-240 volts AC at 50Hz.

Telephones

Local calls can be made from public phones, coin or card operated. International calls can be made from phone booths with card phone facilities or at any Telecom office. Most hotels are equipped with IDD service.

Medical Services

Medical services are available in most towns by government hospitals and private clinics. Non-prescription drugs are available at pharmacies as well as supermarkets, hotels, and shopping centres.

Business Hours

The country is run on a normal eight hours a day system with Saturday as half day and Sunday is a day of rest. In the states of Kelantan, Terengganu and Kedah, Friday is a day of rest with Thursday as a half day. Government offices are opened from 8.00am up to 4.15pm on weekdays (7.30am to 4.45pm in Kuala Lumpur) and 8.00am to 12.45pm on Thursday (Kelantan, Terengganu and Kedah) and Saturdays (other remaining states). Banking hours is generally from 10am to 3pm, Monday to Friday, and 9.30am to 11.30am on Saturdays. Department stores and supermarkets are opened daily from 10am to 10pm.

Tipping

Tipping is not a way of life in Malaysia. It is unnecessary in hotels and restaurants where there is already a 6% gst, unless the service rendered is exceptionally good.

Diplomatic Missions

Sixty-five countries have diplomatic mission in Malaysia and 30 area diplomatic representatives are accredited to Malaysia from neighbouring capitals. They are generally located in Kuala Lumpur. To contact your own embassy, check with the hotel operator or refer the telephone directory.

Visa Requirements

Commonwealth citizens (except from India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka) do not require a visa for a visit not exceeding 3 months. Visa is required for French nationals who intend to stay in Malaysia for more than a month.

Fourteen-day visa free for citizens of Afghanistan, Iran, Iraq, Libya, Syria and South Yemen.

Seven-day visa free for citizens of Albania, Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Poland, Romania, Commonwealth of Independent states (CIS) and Yugoslavia.

One-month visa free for citizens of Asean countries, Laos, and Kampuchea.

Registration Details

Federation Contact person

IOC Code Email Mobile Number Whatsapps Number

FLIGHT DETAILS

*Please leave empty if do not need pickup.

Arrival Date: Arrival Time: Flight No.:

Departure Date: Departure Time: Flight No.:

TEAM OFFICIALS

Manager:

Coach 1: Coach 2:

Coach 3: Coach 4:

VISA

Please mark x if visa required. We will contact person incharge for the invitation letter.

Note:

* team are request to bring a National Anthem which is save in USB flash drive.

* team are request to bring 2 piece of National Flag. 2'x5'

* both item request should be given to registration admin.

ASIAN YOUTH CHAMPIONSHIP 2015

COMPETITOR LIST

BOULDER

Junior 1996/1997

Male Female

First Name Middle Name Date Of Birth First Name Middle Name Date Of Birth

Youth A 1998/1999

Male Female

First Name Middle Name Date Of Birth First Name Middle Name Date Of Birth

Youth B 2000/2001

Male Female

First Name Middle Name Date Of Birth First Name Middle Name Date Of Birth

Youth C 2002/2003/2004/2005

Male Female

First Name Middle Name Date Of Birth First Name Middle Name Date Of Birth

LEAD

Junior 1996/1997

Male Female

First Name Middle Name Date Of Birth First Name Middle Name Date Of Birth

Youth A 1998/1999

Male Female

First Name Middle Name Date Of Birth First Name Middle Name Date Of Birth

Youth B 2000/2001

Male Female

First Name Middle Name Date Of Birth First Name Middle Name Date Of Birth

Youth C 2002/2003/2004/2005

Male Female

First Name Middle Name Date Of Birth First Name Middle Name Date Of Birth

SPEED

Junior 1996/1997

Male Female

First Name Middle Name Date Of Birth First Name Middle Name Date Of Birth

Youth A 1998/1999

Male Female

First Name Middle Name Date Of Birth First Name Middle Name Date Of Birth

Youth B 2000/2001

Male Female

First Name Middle Name Date Of Birth First Name Middle Name Date Of Birth

Youth C 2002/2003/2004/2005

Male Female

First Name Middle Name Date Of Birth First Name Middle Name Date Of Birth