The largest Balearics island Mallorca is one of the most spectacular sport climbing places in the Mediterranean sea. Mallorca climbing offers a huge diversity of landscape, ranging from sea cliffs to mountainside crags. That way makes the island very unique where you can climb by the sea or in the mountains.

Mallorca is another beautiful climbing destination with a great variety of climbing on an exceptional quality limestone. Today, Mallorca is well known as the DWS spot with the most difficult routes in the world, but across the island, there are nice crags with all kinds of climbing, such as vertical walls, tufas, overhanging roofs, and cracks. Climbing on the island is mainly sport single pitch, but there are also some multi-pitches as well.

The best season for climbing is in spring and autumn when the temperatures are ideal for climbing. In autumn you can also swim and in spring you have dry weather with longer days. Mallorca’s beaches are romantically beautiful and it’s a very nice climbing destination for the honeymoon or perhaps just for family climbing holidays.

 

Availability: 5 climbers (3 minimum)

 

For who: Climbing for young and adult with confident leading from 6a, for everyone who wants to climb a lot and push themselves to a higher level. Get more confidence and improve their climbing, for those who want to have fun and learn something new from best coaches.

 

Provisional  program:

 

Day 1: Getting on the island and settled there and start enjoying your climbing holidays.

Day 2: Having an easy start with lots of easy routes for warming up the body for a whole week. Discussing your goals for this week and the future.

Day 3: Climbing on vertical and overhang routes. Concentrating more on on-sight climbing technique and mental training – discuss how to approach for on sight, visualization, preparation, analyses, learning where to clip, resting exercise, learn commitment and reading the route, and learning understanding falling and falling technique, and falling practice. 

Day 4: Climbing on overhang routes, learning overhang technique and climbing on tufas, more focus on  ˝tufa climbing˝, kneebar and heel hook techniques

Day 5: Climbing A Muerte - harder routes, working progress on projects and mental training-visualization, breathing technique and posture and learning relaxing on the wall.

Day 6: Climbing easier crags, more practicing foot technique. One of the rest day training is ONE HAND climbing technique with BANANA and climbing WITHOUT HANDS, toprope of course. These skills are great to learn how to be efficient and improve your climbing technique for harder routes, and also having FUN as well.

Day 7: Climbing harder routes. Working progress and whole learning put together and practicing. Enjoying climbing and having fun as much as possible.

Day 8: Final day of climbing with us, putting into practice what you have learned and Sent the projects!!!

What do you need to bring?

 

What do you need to bring?

Harness, climbing and approach shoes, warm and light clothes, helmet, chalk bag and chalk ☺, belay device, sun crème, headlamp, and great mood. You need also to have your own insurance, we recommend to do it before at home

 

Included in the price:

World class climbing coaching and instruction, safety equipment, ropes and quickdraws.

As well as free of charge accommodation in beautiful casa Loft1882.

 

Not in the price:

Your own transport to Mallorca, food and insurance.

 

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