Rock climbing outdoors is far more involving than climbing inside at a climbing wall and often feels slightly strange when you first try it – it is often physically a lot more subtle than climbing on a indoor wall with more emphasis being needed on precise footwork, body position and stamina. Outdoor conditions such as; weather, rock formation, vegetation, and technical terrain, can increase the level of risk and ability to focus needed to rock climb outdoors.

Personal climbing techniques need to be expanded because climbing outdoors is not just about pulling on crimps; you will need to learn to climb sloping cracks, smeary slabs and even the odd chimney. The character of the rock outside often offers a lot more potential solutions to climbing a particular section, but knowing which of those solutions to choose is dependent on experience.

We will help you understand how to deal with all these different situations whilst also helping you learn about the technical aspects involved in climbing outdoors – equipment, rope systems, anchors, constructing belays, belaying correctly, placing gear and retreating.

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