⚡️New in 2024! ⚡️ Technique & Skills Meet-ups for ClimbingQTs ⚡️ No booking required! ⚡️

We are proud to be partnering with Arc’teryx, Good Grip and 9 Degrees Waterloo to offer a series of bouldering sessions for our QTs with coaching thanks to Good Grip!

• 6 - 8pm on the third Wednesday of each month at our Waterloo location.

• Open to any level and skills, beginners and intermediate climbers welcome.

• Each month will focus on a different skill!

• Arrive at 6pm to warm up

• Coaching will begin around 6:30pm, meet at the pride flag!

Monthly themed sessions:

- February: Body position Part 1 - Posture & rotation

- March: Body position Part 2 - Flag & transfer of weight

- April: Balance & Footwork - Footwork, balance and body control on the wall

- May:  Hold & Grip Types 101 - Types of holds and how to use them

- June: Hooks - Heel and toe hooks

- July: Hips - Momentum & seadpoint

- August: Fun with Dynos - Dynamic movements in a safe environment

- September: Reach & Tension - Long moves and overhang without cutting loose

- November: Efficiency - Read, climb and retrospect efficiently

Not yet a member? 🌈Join ClimbingQTs to get access to this program. Find out more: https://www.climbingqts.com/membership

What to wear: Active wear, anything comfortable however jewellery is discouraged for injury prevention. Please speak with a climbing mentor for guidance if you are unsure and your accessory is important to your gender presentation.

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🤗 Accessibility: We acknowledge that this event involves physical activity that may be inaccessible to some. If you have any particular accessibility needs please contact us and we'll try our best to support you. If you are Deaf, hard of hearing, blind or have low vision please contact us and we will work with you to support you on the day.
🖤‍🌕‍❤️ We acknowledge the Gadigal & Wangal, who are the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we gather today. As Indigenous and Non-Indigenous people together we have a sense of the importance of the country upon which we are standing, where exploration has taken place over many thousands of years. Let us sense the land beneath our feet and acknowledge to whom it belongs and pay our respects to their elders and all elders, past, present, and future.