Climbing activities include:

Other companies that have contributed include Karstclimber, Spiderman Climbing, Terratribes, and X-Climber.

A wider range of activities depending on the demand may also be available and include, Ballet / Dance, Ceramics, Chess, Choir, Climbing, Community Service, Current Affairs, Dancing, Debating / Public Speaking, Design / Technology, Drama / Theatre Studies, Life Saving, First Aid, Outdoor Pursuits, Photography, Practical Engineering, Textiles, and Young Enterprise.

Examples of past trips include: Paddling the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness, Climbing the Devil ’ s Tower National Monument in Wyoming, backpacking the Porcupine Mountains in Michigan.

Some of the popular sports include golf, surfing, Diving & Snorkeling, Hot Air Ballooning, Rafting and Canoeing, Scuba Diving, fishing, Cycling, Hiking, Trekking and Rock Climbing

Other extracurriculars offered at SAS include student government, language clubs ( Cantonese, French, Japanese, Korean, Mandarin, Spanish, and Taiwanese ), and small-scale athletic clubs such as Aikido, Climbing Club, and Golf.

Some of the activities include Cycling, Mountain Climbing, Rock Climbing, Running, Hiking, Cross Country running, Skiing, Cross Country Skiing, Snowboarding, Camping, Kayaking, River Rafting and Hunting.

* Climbing harnesses for belayer and climber

Rock Climbing harnesses are also commonly used as skijoring belts.

Climbing development began at Stoney Point in the 1930s when it was discovered by young climbers then active in the Sierra Club.

The International Federation of Sport Climbing ( IFSC ) is the official organization governing competition climbing worldwide and is recognized by the IOC and GAISF and is a member of the International World Games Association ( IWGA ).

* Net climbing: Climbing net structures.

Climbing nets are usually installed on playgrounds to assist children in developing their balancing and climbing skills.

* Pole climbing ( gymnastic ): Climbing poles and masts without equipment.

* Rope climbing: Climbing a short, thick rope for speed.

* On-Sight Climbing, the ascent of a rock climbing route on the first attempt, with no falls, without prior knowledge of its specifics beyond its difficulty rating and number of protection points, if a bolted climbing route.

Climbing shoes are rubber-soled, tight-fitting shoes designed to fit in the small cracks and crevices for rock climbing.

The rock climbing portion was developed at Tahquitz Rock in southern California by members of the Rock Climbing Section of the Angeles Chapter of the Sierra Club in the 1950s.

Climbing protection is any of a variety of devices employed to reduce risk and protect others while climbing rock and ice.

Climbing a rope ladder requires more skill than climbing a rigid ladder, because the ladder tends to swing like a pendulum.

* Bloc Climbing Centre is Sydney's only dedicated indoor bouldering climbing gym.

Shropshire Climbing Centre offers a state of the art bouldering and roped climbing facility, in Newport, with over 350 sq m of bouldering, it is are the largest bouldering venue in the West Midlands.

* On Social Climbing: Argues that social climbing should be seen as evidence of a natural curiosity about the modern world.

In 1803, it was thought by some that a mechanical brush could replace a climbing boy ( the Human brush ), and members of the 1796 society formed The London Society for the Superseding the Necessity for Employing Climbing Boys, They ascertained that children had now cleaned flues as small as 7in by 7in, and promoted a competition for a mechanical brush.

Even in his book Meditations on the Peaks: Mountain Climbing as Metaphor for the Spiritual Quest Evola discussed mountaineering as a possible approach or support on the way of initiatic ascesis in which heroic action is combined with specialized knowledge and training culminating in an initiation — the climbing of the mountain.

In 2007, a meeting of experienced tree climbing facilitators and instructors, including Peter Jenkins, and organized by Harv Teitelbaum of Tree Climbing Colorado and Abe Winters of Tree Climbing USA, took place in Colorado, USA to discuss the formation of the first democratic umbrella organization dedicated to serving the recreational, adventure, experiential and educational tree climbing communities.

; < span id =" climbing_area "> Climbing area </ span >: A region that is plentiful with climbing routes.

; < span id =" climbing_gym "> Climbing gym </ span >: Specialized indoor climbing centres.

; < span id =" climbing_shoe "> Climbing shoe </ span >: Footwear designed specifically for climbing.

; < span id =" climbin_technique "> Climbing technique </ span >: Particular techniques, or moves, commonly applied in climbing.

; < span id =" climbing_wall "> Climbing wall </ span >: Artificial rock, typically in a climbing gym.

Climbing equipment, such as Quickdraws or other protection equipment, is not pre-placed on the route during an on-sight.

; < span id =" free_base "> Free base </ span >: Climbing with your only protection being a parachute that is deployed in the event of a fall.

# Climbing without unnatural aids, other than used for protection.

; < span id =" free_solo "> Free solo </ span >: Climbing without aid or protection.

* Top roping – Climbing with the protection of a rope that's already suspended through an anchor ( or also known as a " top rope system ") at the top of a route.

Climbing a rock-textured wall with belay, modular hand holds, incuts, and protrusions

The state-of-the-art facility boasts a multi-purpose arena that can operate as an ice rink and general purpose sports floor, Indoor Climbing Wall with 11 routes ( 1 simulated Ice Climbing ) & 2 bouldering walls, Indoor Parking Garage ( 40 Metered Spaces ), fitness Center & gymnasium, campus dining facility known as " The Roost " and a 2-Lane 200 Meter Running Track.

Climbing is popular with traditional, sport and multi-pitch climbs throughout the Bow Valley, and the area is a world destination for ice climbing.

In a prescient vision in the book Sea Cliff Climbing, John Cleare and Robin Collomb said " A few enthusiasts believe that coasteering will become popular and has a big future ".

* Climbing wall

Climbing the slope of the Sixth Hill, the wall then rises up to the Gate of Charisius or Gate of Adrianople, at some 76 m height.

* Climbing ( on an outdoor Climbing wall )

In 1988, Goodwin built the climbing wall for the First International Sport Climbing Championship which was held at Snowbird, Utah, where he served as a commentator for CBS Sports.

Rock Climbing wall.

* Climbing wall

Climbing to the attic, he straddled a large shell hole in the wall and opened fire on the enemy.