Climb Fit

Climb Fit St. Leonard's isn't just a gym, it's a portal to an endorphin-fueled wonderland. You'll go in grumpy, emerge triumphant, and probably smell like a sweaty sock, but hey, that's the price of conquering plastic mountains. staff, weren't the usual gym crew of grunting protein-powder Zombies. These guys are like sunshine incarnate, radiating enthusiasm so bright it almost melted my harness. They patiently explained the whole climbing shebang, even managed to untangle my spaghetti-limbed attempts at a basic knot (turns out, I'm more of a "monkey fist" kinda dude). The walls or vertical playgrounds for overgrown children (aka me). Easy paths for noobs like me, death-defying overhangs for the spidey-legged crowd, and everything in between. I scaled, I bouldered, I even swung on a rope like a demented Tarzan (much to the amusement of onlookers). P.S. Dont forget a banana for post-climb potassium replenishment. And maybe some antibacterial wipes for the monkey fist incident. I'm still not proud.

I’ve been climbing here for two years and enjoy it a lot. However, there are just some small things that I find a bit lacking after having been to other good gyms. I uds the direction of the business might not be for climbers but more for kids and birthday parties, but here are some of the things I think could really make this a great gym - newer and cleaner holds: the holds right now are so worn and slippery that it sometimes does not work for the given climb. The state of the volumes are also quite sad with bits peeling off. More modern holds that are in line with other gyms would be great to add some more variety to the climbs. Thanks!