Climber practicing controlled movement on an indoor route

Route centre and movement lab

Train the movement behind every grade.

Purposeful route setting, technical coaching and measurable progression for boulderers, rope climbers and outdoor teams.

Current reset

North Wall

Technical V1 to V7 circuit

Training focus

Footwork

Quiet feet and hip position

Next clinic

Lead Falls

Friday at 7:00 PM

Outdoor day

Crag Basics

Two places available

Grade progression

Know what to train next

Every programme connects route choice, movement quality and recovery so progress is based on useful habits, not random attempts.

Foundation

V0 to V2

Safe falling, stable feet, straight arms and simple route reading.

  • Two coached sessions
  • Beginner circuit map
  • Belay introduction option
Development

V3 to V5

Body tension, efficient sequencing, projecting and better session planning.

  • Video movement review
  • Strength balance screen
  • Project planning
Performance

V6 and above

Power endurance, advanced tactics and competition or outdoor preparation.

  • Individual training block
  • Load and recovery tracking
  • Setter feedback sessions
Climber examining a route sequence before leaving the ground

Movement clinic

See the move before you pull

Coaches break difficult sequences into body position, timing and direction. You leave with drills that fit your actual projects.

  • Route-reading warm-up
  • One movement theme per session
  • Short video review
  • Three drills to repeat independently

Lead readiness

Build trust in every check and clip

1

Partner checks

Clear roles, knot checks, device use and communication.

2

Clip practice

Stable positions, efficient clipping and avoiding common errors.

3

Fall skills

Progressive practice for climber and belayer in a controlled setting.

4

Route tactics

Pacing, rests, decision points and safe lowering routines.

Climber and partner preparing equipment at an outdoor crag

Outdoor expeditions

Take gym skills onto real rock

Small-group crag days cover access, ethics, equipment, communication and movement choices without rushing the learning process.

Ask about the next crag day

Start with useful feedback

Book a route assessment

One coach, three routes and a practical plan for your next four weeks of climbing.

Request an assessment