Foundations
Foot placement, balance and basic route reading.
Climbing Academy
Technique First. Strength Second. Progress That Lasts.
Structured coaching for footwork, body position, route reading, bouldering power and rope skills.
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PROGRESSION SYSTEMBuild movement skill before trying to solve every problem with strength.
82%Footwork
74%Body Position
68%Route Reading
79%Tension
Start from movement you can repeat
Progression becomes clearer when technique, route reading and strength develop together.
Efficiency
Body position, hip movement and tension.
Projection
Sequencing, attempts and adapting beta.
Performance
Hard moves, pacing and competition/outdoor transfer.
Movement Lab
Use video and route feedback to make technique visible.
Small changes in feet, hips and timing can reduce the amount of strength a sequence demands.
Choose one main development route
Bouldering Technique
Footwork, tension, route reading and projecting.
Rope Skills
Top-rope, lead preparation and route pacing.
Performance Climbing
Hard movement, project planning and competition prep.
Combine skill work, climbing and recovery
| Day | Session | Focus |
|---|---|---|
| Mon | Movement Class | Footwork + balance |
| Tue | Open Projecting | Route application |
| Thu | Strength Lab | Tension + pulling |
| Fri | Rope Skills | Systems + pacing |
| Sat | Coach Session | Assessment + feedback |
Correct the movement pattern, not only the failed move.
Useful coaching identifies why the move failed, chooses a drill or cue and then retests the sequence.
- Observe
- Adjust
- Retest
Know what is limiting the next grade
Movement
Can you create efficient positions?
Route Reading
Can you predict likely sequences?
Capacity
Can strength support the chosen beta?
Choose the amount of structure you need
Group
$35
Movement-focused coached session.
Private
$75
Individual assessment and progression.
Performance
$159
Weekly plan, coaching and project review.
Track better movement, not only harder grades.
Cleaner attempts, fewer wasted moves and better route decisions often improve before the grade number changes.
- Efficiency
- Consistency
- Grade transfer
Ready for a climbing assessment?
Start with your current experience, typical grades and the movement or route style you want to improve.
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