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A workshop to Help you get your Head around Heights.

In order to free yourself to climb, you need to free yourself to fall. If our new walls – or those you encounter outside or in other facilities – have you tensing your muscles too much, backing off moves, yelling take a bit too often or even hesitating to get on the wall in the first place, this is the workshop for you.

A workshop to Help you get your Head around Heights.

In order to free yourself to climb, you need to free yourself to fall. If our new walls – or those you encounter outside or in other facilities – have you tensing your muscles too much, backing off moves, yelling take a bit too often or even hesitating to get on the wall in the first place, this is the workshop for you.

To all the participants CONGRATULATIONS! Thanks to all the climbings, volunteers, judges and onlookers for all the energy they brought to the Comp. We hope everyone had an awesome time and enjoyed the grand opening of the new wall, we certainly did. The results for the Atmosphere 2011 are listed below, enjoy.

Some pictures of our grand opening - more to come!

The Boulders is offering a beginners judging course on Dec 9, 2011 in conjunction with the competition on the following day. The course will take place on Dec 9, 2011 from 7-8:30 pm at the Boulders. This is a great way to learn about the rules of climbing competitions, have fun AND get the best seat in the house!

Who is eligible?

Anyone who is interested, or thinks they might be interested in judging! No experience or attendance at a previous climbing competition is needed!

Peninsula Co-op announced today that they will provide a $50,000 donation to the Boulders Climbing Gym Society. Located at Stelly’s Secondary School in Brentwood Bay, BC, not far from the Co-op’s headquarters, the gym is undergoing a massive expansion, adding an additional 8,000 square feet of climbing space to its existing 5,400 square foot facility. The expanded facility is now one of two climbing gyms in North America capable of hosting a World Youth Climbing Championship, and includes an official world record 15m Speed Climbing wall that will bear Peninsula Co-op’s name for the next 5 years.