Sport Climbing Course in Málaga

Popularised in Europe in the late 1970s, Sport climbing is a form of rock climbing using man-made protection, such as bolts permanently fixed to the rock, as opposed to traditional climbing (or Trad climbing for short), which requires using the rock’s natural features to place your own removable protection as you climb.
Sport climbing lets you climb harder than you normally would in Trad climbing, as you carry a lot less weighty equipment, and there’s a higher degree of safety compared to Trad climbing. It’s a great way to make the move from indoor to outdoor climbing, and can be of great help when learning to lead as you progress further.
Sport Climbing Course Content
- Choosing equipment – what you really need
- Route choice and Sport climbing grades
- Interpretation of topos and guide books
- Knot tips and Ropework tricks
- Movement skills to help you climb better
- Advanced techniques to raise your grade
- Putting systems in place to Stay Safe
- Best Anchor and Belay practices
- First steps towards Leading
- Lots and Lots and Lots of Sport climbing
- Choosing equipment for Multipitch climbs
- Multipitch route planning tips
- Choosing the safest descent route
- Advanced rope management skills
- Learning about the “Safety Chain”
- Understanding fall factor forces
- Belay techniques for Multipitch routes
- Stance management and changeovers
- Abseiling/Rappelling safely
- Lots and Lots and Lots of Sport climbing