We will discuss the importance of risk mitigation, of coaching, of site selection, of defining roles, and of communication. Everyone will have the opportunity to practice skills, and to demonstrate their competency with both the systems as well as the approach. We hope that everyone will end the day being confident in their ability to safely support an adaptive athlete.
We will discuss the importance of risk mitigation, of coaching, of site selection, of defining roles, and of communication. Everyone will have the opportunity to practice skills, and to demonstrate their competency with both the systems as well as the approach. We hope that everyone will end the day being confident in their ability to safely support an adaptive athlete.
We will discuss the importance of risk mitigation, of coaching, of site selection, of defining roles, and of communication. Everyone will have the opportunity to practice skills, and to demonstrate their competency with both the systems as well as the approach. We hope that everyone will end the day being confident in their ability to safely support an adaptive athlete.
We will discuss the importance of risk mitigation, of coaching, of site selection, of defining roles, and of communication. Everyone will have the opportunity to practice skills, and to demonstrate their competency with both the systems as well as the approach. We hope that everyone will end the day being confident in their ability to safely support an adaptive athlete.
We will discuss the importance of risk mitigation, of coaching, of site selection, of defining roles, and of communication. Everyone will have the opportunity to practice skills, and to demonstrate their competency with both the systems as well as the approach. We hope that everyone will end the day being confident in their ability to safely support an adaptive athlete.
We will discuss the importance of risk mitigation, of coaching, of site selection, of defining roles, and of communication. Everyone will have the opportunity to practice skills, and to demonstrate their competency with both the systems as well as the approach. We hope that everyone will end the day being confident in their ability to safely support an adaptive athlete.
Comfortable skiing/riding on a double black diamond run at a North American ski resort
Longterm experience (50+ days) skiing/riding a variety of terrain and snow conditions, including powder as well as variable & marginal conditions
We will discuss the importance of risk mitigation, of coaching, of site selection, of defining roles, and of communication. Everyone will have the opportunity to practice skills, and to demonstrate their competency with both the systems as well as the approach. We hope that everyone will end the day being confident in their ability to safely support an adaptive athlete.
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We will discuss the importance of risk mitigation, of coaching, of site selection, of defining roles, and of communication. Everyone will have the opportunity to practice skills, and to demonstrate their competency with both the systems as well as the approach. We hope that everyone will end the day being confident in their ability to safely support an adaptive athlete.
Comfortable skiing/riding on a double black diamond run at a North American ski resort
Longterm experience (50+ days) skiing/riding a variety of terrain and snow conditions, including powder as well as variable & marginal conditions
We will discuss the importance of risk mitigation, of coaching, of site selection, of defining roles, and of communication. Everyone will have the opportunity to practice skills, and to demonstrate their competency with both the systems as well as the approach. We hope that everyone will end the day being confident in their ability to safely support an adaptive athlete.
We will discuss the importance of risk mitigation, of coaching, of site selection, of defining roles, and of communication. Everyone will have the opportunity to practice skills, and to demonstrate their competency with both the systems as well as the approach. We hope that everyone will end the day being confident in their ability to safely support an adaptive athlete.
We will discuss the importance of risk mitigation, of coaching, of site selection, of defining roles, and of communication. Everyone will have the opportunity to practice skills, and to demonstrate their competency with both the systems as well as the approach. We hope that everyone will end the day being confident in their ability to safely support an adaptive athlete.
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Bouldering can be intimidating—especially in male-dominated groups.
We will go over technical and mental tips in a women's-only space so that you can climb harder and more confidently. We will tour some of the Squamish classics and climb together.
This clinic is open to women, women-identifying, and non-binary folks.
Beta for Your Body is about learning how to make climbing work for you, not the other way around! We’ll explore how size and build influence movement on the wall, and how to adapt beta instead of forcing it.
This clinic is designed to help climbers recognize their strengths, make smarter choices, and approach climbs with more confidence.
If you’ve ever felt limited by body type or stuck trying to copy someone else’s beta, this clinic offers a new lens for how to move and think on the wall.
Prior outdoor bouldering experience recommended
Comfortable moving on uneven terrain and rocky landings
Able to safely fall and downclimb outdoors
Comfortable attempting moderate outdoor boulder problems (grades will vary)
Willingness to try new movement ideas and adapt on real rock
- Understand how size and build influence movement on real rock
Learn to adapt beta to your body rather than forcing fixed solutions
Improve problem reading and decision-making on outdoor boulders
Develop confidence experimenting with movement and positioning
Build a more personal, repeatable approach to solving boulder problems
Whether you’re an adaptive climber, a guide, or climbing gym staff seeking to advance their professional development in climbing, this clinic is intended for everyone who wants to learn more about adaptive climbing. It will provide a detailed overview of adaptive climbing approaches, systems, subtleties, and complexities.
We will discuss the importance of risk mitigation, coaching, site selection, defining roles, and communication. Everyone will have the opportunity to practice skills and demonstrate their competency with both the systems and the approach. We hope that everyone will end the day confident in their ability to safely support an adaptive athlete.
This clinic is by donation with a minimum of $50 with all proceeds going to support adaptive climbing programs in BC.
Let's climb queer together.
We will set up top ropes at whichever grades are desired. Our main intention is to enjoy climbing and hanging together while we work on our movement and technique, and eat great snacks amongst beautiful trees and rocks.
This clinic is an affinity space for 2SLGBTQIA+ climbers of all abilities.
This clinic is for teens with indoor climbing experience who want to transition to outdoor rock climbing.
Learn foundational skills such as top-rope anchor setup and cleaning, plus movement techniques on cracks and more, all while building confidence in a fun, supportive peer group.
This clinic is all about getting you off the gym walls and onto real rock.
Spend a full day outside learning and dialing in climbing technique, belaying, rope management, and the fundamentals needed to enjoy climbing outside. Break down the gear you’ll use and walk through the key differences between indoor and outdoor climbing, so you feel confident in a new environment.
Expect plenty of hands-on practice, lots of movement on the rock, and the kind of skills that set you up for a lifetime of climbing adventures.
This clinic is open to women, women-identifying, and non-binary folks.
Climbing routes first try can be one of the most satisfying ways to enjoy climbing. Often we just have one day at a cliff and want to go home with a few successes.
In this clinic we'll go through some physical and mental strategies for onsight and flashing climbs, ultimately having everyone try various routes first try, both with and without information about the climbs.
This course is designed for climbers already familiar with basic trad gear placement, but who want to deepen their understanding and practice essential lead climbing skills in a low-risk, mock setting.
You’ll receive live feedback on your gear placements to help refine your technique and build confidence.
This clinic is open to women, women-identifying, and non-binary folks.
Get ready for an immersive, confidence‑sharpening clinic designed to help intermediate trad climbers develop trust - in their gear, their judgment, and themselves.
Blending technical precision with mental strategy, this clinic focuses on placing reliable protection, assessing rock quality, practicing controlled falls, and understanding the psychology behind fear management on gear
You’ll refine your placements, strengthen your decision‑making, and learn to climb (and fall!) with greater control and composure on trad routes.
Must be able to comfortably climb 5.8 trad
Must know how to lead belay with a modern assisted‑braking device
Prior experience placing gear and leading trad routes recommended
Greater confidence in placing secure, reliable gear and assessing rock quality
Practical strategies for managing fear and cultivating a calmer headspace on trad leads
Techniques for practicing and handling controlled falls on gear
Improved judgment, efficiency, and decision‑making on gear‑protected routes
In this clinic, we will cover everything you need to know to get you up and down a multi-pitch climb safely and efficiently.
Some of the topics we'll go over and practice hands-on are transitioning at belay stations between pitches, switching into rappelling mode, proper multi-pitch anchors, organizing a belay station, tips and techniques for hauling a pack, climbing as a group of 3, strategic day planning for longer routes, and more.
Learn how to use ice tools and crampons on steep rock. 30 minute hike to the crag (The Fitness Club) 30 minutes of technique instruction and 3-4 hours of climbing dry tool routes from D6 - D8.
This clinic is for folks with ice climbing experience (minimum WI4) who want to expand their technical climbing repertoire.
Choose this course to up your winter climbing game!
Building strong anchors is a fundamental skill for safe and efficient climbing, especially as you transition into multi-pitch terrain.
This clinic will review core anchor principles as well as learn when—and how—to safely improvise your systems when the terrain, conditions, or available equipment demands it.
Improving these skills allows us to minimize downtime, manage transitions smoothly, and move more confidently on longer climbs.
More climbing = more fun
