Learn to Sport Climb Outside — Weekly Skills Clinics

You can tie in. You can belay.
But you’ve probably wondered—
can you lead it yourself?

That’s what this is.
Small-group sessions focused on building the skills and confidence to climb outside on bolts. Less guesswork. More flow.
Not sure if you're ready? Start with the Free Intro to Outdoor Rock Climbing. That’s where you learn the basics and decide your path.

Sport Path — Focus on the Climb
This is the fastest way outside.
Protection is already there. Your job is to move well, manage the rope, and make good decisions as you go.
Less time building systems. More time actually climbing.

What You’ll Learn
Each session builds the skills that turn gym climbers into outdoor climbers:
Clipping (clean, efficient, mistake-free)
Belaying a leader (managing slack and catching falls)
Movement between bolts (control, pacing, decision-making)
Falling (when to go, how to go, how to catch)
Cleaning anchors
Basic rope systems and communication

Who This Is For
You’ll fit right in if you:
Climb in the gym and want to get outside
Want to start lead climbing on real rock
Have been outside but felt unsure or hesitant
Want to build confidence quickly
Most people start here.
It’s simpler. It’s direct. And it gets you climbing outside faster.

Details
🕔 Tuesdays · Sport Path · 5–7 PM
📍 Boulder Canyon · Flagstaff · Flatirons
👥 Max 6 climbers
💵 $110 per session (private guide rates in Boulder run $250+)
Exact crag location is sent after booking.
Each session builds on the last. Most climbers attend a few before things really click.

How to Join
Groups stay small (max 6), so spots are reserved through the Rope Wranglers website—not Meetup RSVP.
👉 Sign up Here
Pick a date, pay, and you’re in. Takes about 60 seconds.
Questions first? Message me here.

New to Outdoor Climbing? Start Here
→ Intro to Outdoor Rock Climbing (Free)
Learn the basics—figure 8, belaying, and how to choose your path forward.

Your Guide
Matt King · Rope Wranglers
20+ years coaching and guiding
AMGA Single Pitch Instructor
Wilderness First Responder
Small groups. Real coaching. No fluff.

Most climbers stay stuck between the gym and the outdoors.
This is how you cross it.