Sport climbing is undoubtedly the most popular discipline today. Most of the time, it’s practiced on short routes, around 40 meters at most, but there are also long equipped routes of up to 1000 meters that challenge the bravest climbers.
This style is very safe, as the anchor points are pre-installed, allowing you to climb with confidence and focus on giving your best. However, they are only used for safety, not for progression, so the challenge is to advance using only your strength and skills.
What makes sport climbing special is its focus on technique and personal development. The routes are designed to cater to different difficulty levels, so whether you’re a beginner or have been climbing for a while, you’ll always find an ideal route for you. Plus, the friendly atmosphere is one of its biggest attractions: climbers often support each other, work as a team, and share tips to improve.
It’s also a discipline that places safety first. By using the right gear, such as harnesses, ropes, and belay devices, you can enjoy the experience to the fullest without worries, savoring every movement and connecting with nature and the rock.
