Ka-Wai, Chu (Chu Chai)
The former coach of the Hong Kong Sport Climbing Team, as early as 2003, he completed two 8b (5.13d) routes in Tonsai, Krabi, Thailand, which were the most difficult routes known to be climbed by the Chinese at that time; in 2006, he completed 8b+ (5.14a) ) route (Krabi Tonsai), and has been responsible for route setting work for many Asian Youth Championships, Climbing Youth World Championships, Climbing Asian Championships, IFSC Climbing World Championships.
Qualifications：
– Asian qualified route-setter
– Hong Kong qualified route-setter
– Level 1 Sport Climbing Instructor (China Hong Kong Mountaineering and Climbing Union)
Award：
– 2013-2016 China Hong Kong Mountaineering and Climbing Union – Best Performance Coach Award
– 2011-2013 China Hong Kong Mountaineering Union – Best Performance Coach Award
– 2010-2011 Hong Kong Mountaineering Union – Best Performance Coach Award
– 2015 SAMSUNG 59th Festival of Sport – Hong Kong Youth Sport Climbing Championships cum Open Ranking Competition Men’s Open – Champion
– 2012 Macau Sport Climbing Open (Difficulty) Men’s Open Champion
– Asain Junior Championships (Difficulty) First runner-up
– 2007 The 15th CMA Climbing Championship (Difficulty) Fourth
– 2006 15th Asian Championship Seventh
– 2006 The 3rd All-China Games (Difficulty) First runner-up
– 2004 Asian Championship (Difficulty) Second runner-up
– 2004 The 12th CMA Climbing Championship (Difficulty) First runner-up
– 2003 The 11th CMA Climbing Championship (Difficulty) Second runner-up
