Andrea Hah

Andrea Hah is an Australian rock climber based in the Blue Mountains of New South Wales. She came to climbing after an early life as a youth gymnast, which she gave up at sixteen because of injuries, and after trying aerial skiing, circus work, hurdling, trampolining and diving. Her name became known in the early 2010s when she gained sponsorship and began climbing hard routes in the Blue Mountains, most notably Tiger Cat, graded 33, which made her the second Australian woman to climb that grade. In 2015 she won the Australian bouldering championships. She also drew wider media attention as a competitor in the first season of Australian Ninja Warrior, where she was the first woman to get up the warped wall. Outside climbing she works as an exercise physiologist and lives in the Blue Mountains with her husband, the climber Lee Cossey.