Climbing is a sport that anyone, regardless of disability status, can enjoy. There are many ways to adapt the experience so that it fits your needs. This post will discuss some of the most common adaptations for climbing – from wheelchair ramps and adaptive equipment to sensory sensitivity! Those on the autistic spectrum will find …
Rock Climbing for the Disabled and Neurodivergent Read More »
Climbing and exploring with your toddler can be a fun activity for both of you. It’s a great way to connect, while also giving the child a chance to exercise their physical skills. You’ll both make important discoveries about what works to get to the top, how your child explores, and how gravity works- understanding …
Climbing and exploring The Pad with your toddler: Tips and tricks Read More »
Climbing is a sport that many people think they can’t do. But the truth is, everyone can climb! In this blog post, we will be discussing 5 reasons why people don’t think climbing is for them and why those thoughts are wrong. First reason: People believe they’re not in good enough shape. Whether they’re overweight …
5 Reasons People Don’t Think Climbing is for Them (And Why They’re Wrong) Read More »
On Sunday, September 26th, community members and supporters of community organization HelpSLO gathered at the The Pad Climbing for a fundraiser to fill SLO County Little Free Pantries. The community day met its goal, raising $2,000 total. Attendance soared on Sunday, September 26th, with supporters of HelpSLO’s Little Free Pantry initiative showing up in droves. …
The Pad Climbing fills SLO County Little Free Pantries Read More »
Let’s get real. It can be pretty intimidating to walk into any setting where there are people who are tight bodied and train hard. You feel judged. You judge yourself. You feel guilty. You feel watched. We get you. We strive to be the most inclusive community you will ever find. We don’t care what …
We are here for you. What if you woke up tomorrow and you stopped telling yourself the stories that you’ve been telling yourself about why something isn’t for you? That you’re too heavy That you’re out of shape That you’re weak That you’re not fit enough That you’re not attractive enough That you’re not brave …
After five years of independent ownership, Origin Climbing will be part of The Pad family of gyms, retaining owners John Wilder and Andy Raether at the gym and in larger scale operations. “I couldn’t be more excited,” says COO Kristin Horowitz, of the acquisition, “John has been a friend of mine for over a decade …
Origin Climbing of Henderson, NV joins The Pad Climbing Family Read More »
