Introducing Indirock’s Adult Coaching Membership
If you’ve ever felt stuck on the wall, unsure how to improve, or frustrated that effort isn’t translating into progress — this is for you.
Our brand-new Adult Coaching Membership gives you the structure, support, and consistency you need to truly level up your climbing.
Weekly coaching and training sessions:
We’ve learned something important:
Progress doesn’t come from occasional learning — it comes from consistent coaching and structured training.
One-off classes and occcasional 1:1 coaching can help, but they’re hard to sustain long-term and can quickly become expensive.
So we built a better solution.
Everything you’d expect from a standard membership — plus the tools to actually improve:
All in one simple monthly membership.
Indirock’s new Adult Coaching Membership will cost £75/month, on a direct debit.
🔥 Launch offer: until 31st July 2026, grab this new membership for just £65/month (£10 more than our adult monthly membership!) From 1st August onwards, it will renew at £75/month.
That includes:
Compared to paying separately for classes or private coaching, this offers consistent progress at a much lower cost.
* First visit only. Helps fund the inductions we give to all new climbers. We only charge adults a registration fee
* Climbing shoes essential. Hire from us or bring your own.
* Chalk isn’t essential but can help stop sweaty hands from slipping.
National Indoor Climbing Award Schemes (NICAS®) are an introduction to climbing and provide a gateway to learning more about the sport. The key aim is to provide a safe introduction to indoor bouldering for young people, and we offer weekly sessions for ages 4-5, 6-13 and 14-17. With logbooks to work through and certificates for achievement, the NICAS scheme gives candidates a great start to their climbing journeys.
If your child shows potential and the right attitude to progress, they might be selected for our Youth Squad. Our Youth Squad also follows the NICAS syllabus but goes into the higher grades, working towards exciting goals such as youth competitions or outdoor climbing trips.
We take safeguarding very seriously at Indirock and want to make sure we’re doing everything we can to support young people to stay safe.
If you have any concerns at all, you can send a confidential WhatsApp message to Indirock’s experienced safeguarding volunteers on 07519 298899. They will do their best to help you as soon as possible.
Here’s some more information from our friends at the British Mountaineering Council:
Is someone bullying you, hurting you, or doing something to you that you want to stop. You don’t have to put up with it. You have a right to be safe from abuse. There are ways of getting support.
If any of the above happens to you, you can take action to stop it. You have rights – don’t be bullied or abused.
If you are being bullied or abused, it is not your fault. Try to:
Don’t give up until someone helps you.
There is more information about safeguarding on the BMC website here
Bouldering is supposed to be about fun, an amazing community and setting your own goals. If it ever stops feeling fun, something needs to change!
We think the below video is really eye-opening about how sports can sometimes become something it’s not supposed to be. This video is aimed at adults more than it is young people, so feel free to show this to a parent, guardian or sports coach!
Indirock prides itself on being a welcoming and inclusive space for all. We want everyone to feel welcome, so if you ever have feedback for us on how we can improve our inclusivity, please let us know.
Here are some friendly groups you could look at if you’re on a journey exploring your gender and identity.
At Indirock, you’re a child right up until your 18th birthday. Happy days!
Practically anyone! Kids aged 4 and up can climb with an adult supervising. Preschoolers can join our soft play sessions, every Tuesday 10am-12pm and Friday 10am-4pm. We also run courses for ages 1+.
We have recently brought in new measures to allow 4 & 5 year olds to climb (previously our minimum age was 6).
We cordon off a section of our climbing walls and provide a range of soft play equipment, from ball pit to tunnels, steps and slide. This gives an opportunity for young children to explore our climbing walls in a controlled environment.
Under 18s should always climb under supervision of an adult. In some circumstances, where we have observed over time that a young climber (14+) is experienced and behaves in a responsible manner, we may grant them the ability to climb without supervision. We reserve absolute discretion to make this decision.
Drop us an email and we’ll get back to you asap.
