22,000 square feet of climbing surface
Solid Rock Wall Systems this type of construction creates a high tech, seamless climbing surface that is the closest thing to real rock you can find. That’s why our indoor rock climbing facility built by this unique wall system.
Climb more
22,000 square feet of climbing surface
Train hard
Climbing instruction classes + private instruction available
Feel safe
A dedicated and skilled route-setting staff
Look good
Dedicated area with Fitness weight training and stretching + slackline
Rest better
Free wifi+members lounge
Improve results
Custom-built campus board
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Yoga + YogaHot classes, crossFit, and fitness workshops
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what people say
I spent three full days rock climbing, one by myself and two with my kids, ages 10 and 14. Instructor listened to what climbing I had done in the past and what I really wanted to focus on learning. His absolute concern for safety impressed me the most, especially having two young climbers. My kids were especially relaxed I think your instructor helped them learn at an accelerated rate.
I just wanted to thank you, had a fantastic time. Instructor was awesome, I was really impressed, everything was very professional, so I felt real comfortable with him leading, so tell you thanks again. You guys truly rock!!! I will be back soon. Thank you once again for your time and for doing an excellent job! You are so professional and it’s a sure pleasure for me to work with you.
Fantastic Time! My two friends and I complete new to climbing, had a half day climbing during the morning, and went on to deep water soloing trip in the evening, which was just amazing. The instructors were lovely and fun – they really tried to make it enjoyable for everyone. This was the highlight of our trip! Thank you for a great experience and some excellent pics to remember it by.
do your best!
A brilliant strength workout is climbing. Shorter climbs are all about power, while over longer climbs you can work on your stamina.
You need to concentrate on manoeuvres while you climb, which will help you build problem-solving skills.
Technique is all
Use your legs and let your arms dead hang until your next move, becouse tension in your arms will fatigue you quickly. It’s not just about strength but how well you move.
Bodyweight rules
A pull-ups aid your climbing strength, so you should spend more time on bodyweight exercise. No one cares about what you can bench or squat on a rock wall.
Limber up
There’s nothing worse than cramping up mid-movement and coming off the wall to swing around like a fool. Devote time to stretching before and after your climb.
Plan your route
A route plan is essentially a cheat sheet that helps you to make decision before hand and keep track of your progress. Pick your route difficulty and assess the best way up.
CLIMBING IS AS MUCH A MENTAL ACTIVITY AS A PHYSICAL ONE
Our team
Robert Tompson
Tomas Paul
Andrea Garner
