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In 2019 Klingler won the Swiss championships in all three Olympic disciplines: lead, speed and bouldering, and qualified for the Olympics during the 2019 IFSC Climbing World Championships.

In 2017 she finished with a bronze medal in the Ice Climbing World Cup despite injuring her knee halfway up the final route. Klingler was in tears after stretching some ligaments and damaging her meniscus, but managed to continue up the route using only one leg.

In 2016 she studied Sports Science and Psychology at the University of Bern, while also training, typically doing 10 sessions a week. Klingler described her main gym as not ideal for bouldering, but perfect for systematic training. She pulled back from training a bit in 2018 to finish her degree.

Klingler was described as a late bloomer by climbing media after winning her first Bouldering World Cup at the age of 23 in 2015. That same year she came third in the lead climbing Ice Climbing World Championships and medaled in other events. Klingler went on to win Bouldering World Championships in 2016.

Petra Klingler (born February 14, 1992) is a Swiss competition rock climber. Known as a versatile climber, she competes in bouldering and speed, lead, and ice climbing. It is historically rare for a climber to compete in so many different disciplines, especially ice climbing, although the combined format of the Tokyo Olympics has made it more common. Klingler was encouraged by her former coach to try ice climbing for fun, and as a way to build mental discipline.