The Sendy Times
Expand your climbing knowledge with training tips and tricks from Movement's instructors, trainers, and coaches.
By: Movement
How do I climb harder? How do I send my project? How do I get stronger? If you’re anything like us, these questions keep you up at night. And they’re important questions—we all want to improve and get stronger. But what if the answers lie in giving our brains a well-deserved break? In a world where we’re constantly bombarded with news stories and social media, we could all benefit from more daydreaming. More tomfoolery. More time spent analyzing the pros and cons to the Shrek soundtrack playing on loop in the gym. For reasons unbeknownst to us, you all loved our 15 Would You Rather Questions That Make You Go Hmmm. So, we present to you . . . 15 More Would You Rather Questions for Climbers.
By: Hunter Price
Feeling like your summer is filling up quicker than you can make plans? The longer days, the bigger goals, the endless possibilities. Whatever you have your sights set on this summer, one thing we know for sure is that at Movement, summer starts here.
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Training for Climbing | Climbing Tips
By: Paris Jackson
Thinking about trying climbing but low-key intimidated? Climbing tends to have this hardcore, extreme sport vibe—like it’s only for super-fit, daredevil types. But honestly? That couldn’t be further from the truth. People walk into our gyms every day from all kinds of backgrounds, fitness levels, and experience, —some with zero clue what they’re doing (and that’s totally okay). So, let’s bust through 5 common myths that might be holding you back!
By: Jack Chandler
Ever walked into a party and immediately gravitated toward one type of person? Or been cornered by someone who felt suspiciously like a sloper in disguise? We’re here to confirm: climbing holds have very real party personalities and you’ve definitely met them.
World Indoor Climbing Competition | Rock Climbing | Training for Climbing | Climbing Tips | bouldering | Comp Climbing
By: Movement Staff
beginner climbing | Comp Climbing | speed climbing
By: Amelia Gale
Have you ever wanted to learn how to fly up a 15-meter (49 ft wall)? Maybe you want to push yourself in an area of climbing you’ve never thought about exploring before? If so, this is the blog for you. In honor of the Speed World Cup coming to Denver this summer, let’s take a deep dive into speed climbing.
Climbing Community | Comp Climbing
By: Movement Staff
Andrew first got into climbing after hearing about a local adaptive meetup—and was instantly all in. What began as weekly sessions quickly turned into a passion, leading to his first-place finish at Paraclimbing Nationals this past March. In this Q&A, he talks about finding community through the sport and where he hopes climbing will take him next.
By: Hunter Price
Looking for a summer camp that keeps kids active, engaged, and maybe just a little obsessed with climbing? Movement’s climbing summer camps are designed for kids who love to move, explore, and challenge themselves in new ways. Whether they’re brand new to climbing or already scaling everything in sight, our youth climbing camps offer the perfect mix of structured instruction, exciting challenges, and all-out fun.
Rock Climbing | Comp Climbing | Routesetting
By: Kat Ku
Climbing holds are an integral part of modern indoor climbing, but they haven’t always existed in the form we know today. The evolution of climbing holds has shaped the sport in ways we often take for granted. The types of holds that were created dictate the style of movement possible, influence how climbers train, and even precipitated the development of indoor climbing as its own distinct sport. Without these innovations, indoor climbing would look vastly different than it does today.
Climbing Community | Comp Climbing
By: Movement Staff
Climbing has a way of drawing people in, whether through the thrill of movement, the challenge of the sport, or the community it fosters. For Isabel, it was a chance introduction in 2021 that quickly turned into a passion—and soon after, a competitive pursuit. Just this past March, she won 1st place in her category at Paraclimbing Nationals, a testament to her dedication and hard work. In this Q&A, she shares her journey from first-time climber to national champion, her approach to training and mental preparation, and her aspirations for the future of paraclimbing, including the sport’s Paralympic debut in LA28.