Looking to take your climbing to the next level? Join Peter Beal to get started on safe and effective hangboarding. We’ll look at best practices in warming up, hanging positions, and training protocols as well as integrating hangboarding into overall training plans.
January 14th
7-8:30 PM
Free for Members. 6 participants max. No preregistration required!
Sign up at front desk starting at 6:30pm on January 14th.
Join Ingrid Bacher for this women’s only group program, a progressive climbing fitness conditioning course with an emphasis on the technical and mental aspects of sport climbing!
Intermediate to advanced technique instruction and coaching
Mental Tactics for Increasing Performance on lead
Climb Like A Girl:Winter Session 2020: Thursdays 7am-9am January 9th – February 27th – 8 weeks
Prerequisites: students must be able to onsight lead 5.10 at a minimum by the first day of class.
Cost:
Members – $196/one class a week, 8 week course
Non-members – $245/one class a week, 8 week course
Ingrid has been climbing since 1998, and has competed in several Regional and National Championships in Brazil. She studied physical education for 4 years in Brazil and Germany.
“Climbing has always been part of my life. Having the opportunity to share my passion and help others to improve their climbing skills is my biggest motivation to be a coach!”
For an ideal camp experience campers climb indoors at The Boulder Rock Club on Monday and Tuesday, where they learn essential safety skills. On Wednesday, Thursday and Friday they head to Boulder Canyon to one of the more popular climbing crags. Campers gain confidence, trust, and learn teamwork through climbing. Campers spend time as a group and at times, are grouped by age and experience. More experienced climbers will take on leadership roles and experience more challenging climbs.
Get the most out of your camp experience with a full 5 days of climbing. Two days of indoor climbing (Monday and Tuesday) and three days of outdoor climbing (Wednesday to Friday). Or choose your own adventure with one or the other.
SIGN UP BEFORE JUNE 3RD FOR THE FULL 5 DAY PACKAGE TO RECEIVE $20 OFF!
Girls Indoor/Outdoor Adventure Camp
A full week of indoor and outdoor climbing adventure for her! Two days of indoor climbing (Monday and Tuesday) practicing skills and climbing technique and three days of outdoor climbing (Wednesday to Friday) bringing their indoor skills to the
outdoor rock! Led by our passionate women Instructors who are eager to inspire each girl to experience a fun and exciting climbing adventure! Girls learn and practice Leave No Trace Principles and have opportunities to work as a team and develop leadership skills.
Rock Climbing and Slackline Camps
Join us for a fun indoor rock climbing and slack-line experience. Our instructors teach climbing skills and basic slack-lining technique in a fun, motivating and supportive atmosphere. Climbers gain confidence, trust, and learn team work! In partnership with East Boulder Recreation Center, Camp takes place on Monday and Tuesday at the East Boulder Recreation Center where they are introduced to climbing and slack-lining. Wednesday through Friday campers are at The Boulder Rock Club continuing to develop climbing and bouldering skills.
Single Day Indoor Camps
Flexible for your schedule, perfect for your kids! A fun day of indoor climbing, learning skills, playing games and challenging climbs. Enroll for as many as you’d like!
Last week, we installed two new TruBlue Autobelays in the Expansion Room of the BRC!
This opens up at least 6 new routes for your solo gym adventures! Bare with us as we test the new positioning as they might move slightly to give you the best experience!
Thanks to HeadRush Technologies for such a great product!
Parents! Do you have little ones scrambling all over your walls? Or maybe you’re a member already at Boulder Rock Club but you don’t always bring your kids crushers? Well, we are hoping to make climbing more exciting for your kids.
Boulder Rock Club is offering Free Rental Equipment and a brand new and exclusive BRC Sticker to all kids ages 5 and under with their Day Pass, Punch Pass, or Membership. Even more exciting, new stickers will be available throughout the year so you can collect them all!
Rock climbing for young kids helps build coordination, confidence, and strength all while having fun. Our mezzanine area is route set to be accessible for all ages and sizes. If you are ready to try a class, check out our Tiny Tots programming! New sessions begin at the start of every month!
The school year is here again. That means so is our fall season of Climbing Club! Keep the summertime fun going and keep your child active and learning with rock climbing!
Climbing Club is separated into three age groups: 6 to 8, 9 to 11, and 12+ with techniques advancing with each age group. All gear is provided.
Don’t delay! Spring Break Camp and Summer Camp registration are open. And these spots will fill up fast so don’t miss out on your child’s next rock climbing experience!
At the Boulder Rock Club, our goal is to not only provide you with a great climbing experience with new routes and great community, but we also want to make you a better climber. We offer several different instructional programs to get you started, but one of the number one questions that we get is, “well, I’m climbing 5.?. How do I get better?”
One of your options? Adult Climbing Teams and Training Programs.
For the ladies, Joslynn Corredor, one of our personal trainers, has designed her team, MAS Chicas, or Women Motivated to Achieve Success. This 6 week training program is specifically built by women for women. We sat down with Joslynn to break down her course a little bit more for your information!
1. Tell us a little bit about yourself!
I am originally from Southern California. I grew up close to the ocean, where I fell in love with surfing and running. I found climbing after my collegiate running career, and was attracted to self-motivation aspect and the great community, similar to both surfing and running. After college I moved to Boulder, Colorado where I fell in love with climbing. My favorite place to climb is Rocky Mountain National Park. I am a strength and conditioning coach and have been training for about 5 years. I have my bachelor’s in exercise science, CSCS, USA weightlifting level 1, and Functional Movement Screening certifications.
2. Why should I do a training program like PMA/MAS Chicas? What are the benefits?
I would highly recommendMAS for ladies who are wanting to push their grades, get general fitness help, lifting technique, climbing workouts, and get pushed with motivated women that climb a similar grade. There is nothing better than receiving beta from other women!
3. What is involved? How much climbing? How much lifting? etc. Climbing is 75% of the class, the other 25% being warm-up and conditioning. We have a warm up routine at the beginning of every class, before starting to climb. Climbing workouts include: hangboarding, technique refinement, mental training, and Campus Boarding for MAS +. We then do conditioning involving: lifting technique, core, and antagonist training for injury prevention. The class is two hours long so bring a snack/water because we will be moving most of the time.
4. What are the minimum requirements? How strong should I be climbing before I join?
Minimum requirements:
Leading 5.9 TR 5.10- for MAS Chicas course
Leading 5.11- for MAS Chicas+ course
Here’s what others are saying about MAS Chicas:
“I have done 3 sessions of MAS Chicas. Each time I end of the class stronger, more confident, and more prepared to tackle a variety of routes. I’ve learned many useful conditioning exercises to keep my body healthy and important skills to keep my confidence up when pushing my limits. Joslynn inspires a “try hard” attitude all while providing a safe and fun environment; you can tell she is passionate about what she does. Taking a climbing class with other strong, motivated women is not only inspiring but FUN!! You feel confident to try a move or route even if you think you’ll fail because you know everyone in the class is doing the same thing. We all cheer each other on (maybe too much!) and create new partnerships for climbing and in life. I can’t wait for the next session!” – Audrey Tobin
“I really enjoyed the class, and even did a session of each (MAS and MAS+). It taught me how to warm up properly before climbing, focus on specific skills, taught me how to project a route, push my limit, and also gave me tools off the wall to increase strength and movements specific to climbing. Joslynn is a great coach and really wants to see each person succeed. She meets you where you are at, listens to what you hope to get out of the class, what you want to work on, and helps you achieve any goals you might have. The classes are in a small group setting which is really nice, allowing you to get one on one coaching and making it a better environment to connect with the other people in the class which has lead to more climbing partners and friends, Yay!” – Courtney Brendel
The school year is only weeks away which means that enrollment for Climbing Club and Tiny Tots classes is open!
These spots fill up quickly and those who enroll in Quarter 1 will have priority enrollment for the following quarters so don’t miss your chance for your children to be taught by some of the finest instructors in Colorado.
All Climbing Club classes have a 4 to 1 ratio of students to instructors and Tiny Tots classes have a 3 to 1 ratio; this means that your child will get tons of personal attention to learn the skills they need to become skilled and safe climbers.
We’re dedicated to keeping the BRC in top form, and are preparing some facility projects later this month. We think you’ll love the upgrades:
Men’s bathroom: adding a shower stall and 2 urinals, new counters
Women’s bathroom: shower overhaul, new counters
Lighting: new brighter energy-efficient LEDs
NOTE: We will be CLOSED Monday through Friday, July 24-28 to make these projects happen. Fortunately a few neighbors will let BRC members climb for free during this time (thanks!):
BRC trainers have developed a training circuit incorporating Tru Blue auotobelays. Check out this video on how to better train for your climbing objectives.
We’re hosting a USA Climbing S.C.S. Local Event this upcoming Saturday. Because of this, there are a few changes to the our hours of operation. Take a look below for details.
Friday, April 20th 6:00am Weight Room/Cardio Open
11:00am Main Room Opens for climbing 4:00pm Expansion Opens for climbing
Don’t Forget:BRC Members can climb at the Spot for FREE
Saturday, April 21st
8:00am Weight Room/Cardio/Bouldering Open
8:00am All Roped Climbing Closed, Competitors Only 4:30pm Entire Gym Opens for Climbing
Don’t Forget:BRC Members can climb at the Spot for FREE
After 4 weeks of prep work with our SPC: Finger & Upper Body Power, we have kicked off week #1 of Coordinated Climbing Strength! Archer Rows, Turkish Situps, Overhead Squats, Assisted One Arms on a 1cm edge, and Alternating Twisting Knee Raises. We’ve honed things down to the essentials and are ready to enter this final phase of upper body strength work.
We’re going to keep things pretty simple here without a whole lot of rest stations, which means that as the weeks go by we will see more and more heavy sets. After all, it’s not like anyone is going to get strong doing easy stuff.
For those of you that were there today, and those of you doing this at home, consider throwing in an additional day after this first round of soreness passes. Here was today’s workout:
Oh my god. Another test day. But I am happy to say that everyone killed it today! Devna was a champion after her 10 day vacation, and Chris V. got to sport his new found (and much more accurate) max heart rate. Sheri found another gear that she can drop to when things get ugly. Hopefully she will keep up the good work.
Here are the results from today. Remember, the only things that you need to compare to your last test day are: 1) Average Heart Rate 2) Time spent in Hard, Very Hard, and Maximal training zones. 3) The number of peaks at the end of the class time.
Most of the other parameters won’t mean much because we don’t enter in any of your other information (weight, height, gender, etc.). We just put in your projected max heart rate or your tested max heart rate.