Clinics

This is an introductory course to self rescue, multipitch and partner rescue strategies, and creative solutions to complex problems and scenarios found in high-angle, on-the-rock environments. This clinic will discuss solutions to escaping a “trapped belay”, lowering/raising an injured partner in a multipitch environment, rappelling with an injured partner, and emergency alternatives for belay devices and anchors. 

Learn how to build safe, redundant anchors in a variety of outdoor settings during this 1.5 hour clinic, led by our very own Alex Bernstein and Carson Mills.

Students will learn the essential skills needed to transition from the gym to real rock with confidence. We’ll cover key differences between indoor and outdoor climbing, including risk awareness, environmental factors, and gear considerations. Participants will get hands-on experience with fundamental systems like building and cleaning top-rope anchors, basic knot work, and proper use of outdoor-specific equipment.

Take your climbing and training to the next level in this clinic with our Competitive Team Head Coach, Joe Diaz!

Students will learn to capture compelling climbing images that convey movement, exposure, and the relationship between climber and rock, while understanding the technical and safety demands unique to shooting in vertical environments.

Ever wondered how climbers leap and paddle with ease? Dancing across the wall doesn't come in a day, it takes practice and intention. In this clinic led by setter and competitive climber Ryan, learn the fundamentals of dynamic movement!

In this class, we'll focus on the foundations of movement, including precise foot placement, balance, body positioning, weight transfer, and learning to trust your feet. You'll practice techniques such as edging, smearing, quiet feet, hip positioning, and efficient movement through hands-on drills and climbing exercises.