Thursday 12 May 2011

SITE MOVED

Hello there - if you are looking for the website for the new Liverpool Bouldering wall please go to:


see you there!

Friday 28 January 2011

New Circuit

Just in case you are still reading this one instead of the main website (www.theclimbinghangar.com)

The I thought you should know that there is a new circuit being set this Sunday night. Reds come down to replaced by purples, more V3-5 action. So if you have any reds left to do, 26.5hrs of climb time left to send them!

Tuesday 25 January 2011

Moved!

Now I am the bad man here, I was supposed to tell everyone that i have in fact moved the general info about the centre to the main website as maintaining one blog is well enough for my tiny brain, two would cause long term damage. So go here for the knowledge now:


As for my general musing, witty banter and Stephen Fry like wit, well perhaps I will make guest appearances on UKB or something, I might need to use some sort of cover name however as now as owner/manager of a bouldering centre I will either have to a. make my dialogue totally inoffensive, not have an opinion and remove my spine or b. disclaim all statements with small print that says the views of Ged do not represent the views of the management of The Climbing Hangar, oh hold on, I am the management.... I will use a cover name.

Over and out - Guy Incognito.

Monday 3 January 2011

Opening Day Info and flyer


Doors open at 12.00 on Saturday January 8th to Liverpool’s newest and best indoor climbing experience

All climbers will be entered into a free prize draw for Red Chilli and Wild Country goodies.

Finest Arabica coffee fresh from our traditional espresso machine, a selection of tea and tisanes and cold drinks will keep you hydrated and stimulated.

Delamere Delights decadent home baking, indulgent chocolate brownies, sumptuous carrot cake, fab flapjacks and fantastic fairy cakes will fuel the frolics!

And in the evening…

The Climbing Hangar launches the Project Circuit, a circuit set by a prominent British climber with a global CV of world class problems. The circuit will remain up for three months giving us all the chance to ‘project’ the problems outdoor style. Each setter will also do a talk and walk giving you some back ground on the problems, the training and the beta that unlocks the hardest moves. Tom Randall (on the cover of this months Climber Magazine) is our first guest setter.

General climbing will close at 7.30pm for Tom’s interactive circuit/lecture as he will take you round problems from V5 to V12 based on some of his global exploits and some British test pieces. He will be introducing you to what it took to climb them, demoing some moves and giving you the chance to pull and and get some beta for the problems.

The project will be based on the following climbs:

One Infinity F8b+ (Toms new sandstone boulder problem)
http://www.rab-blog.com/2010/11/12/rab%C2%AE-sponsored-climber-tom-randall-one-infinity-crack-boulder/
GreenSpit Italian 8c/9a? roof climb
http://www.ukclimbing.com/news/item.php?id=48628
Dynamics of Change Pete Whittakers new E9 rockover monster
http://hotaches.blogspot.com/2008/03/dynamics-of-change-e9-another-last.html
Belly Full of bad Berries – the Utah offwidth insanity
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M2dIZt4FCeE (2nd route on the video)
And the groove section from the Johnny Dawes technical masterpiece The Quarryman E8 6C
http://www.myspace.com/video/vid/2019381761 (first ridiculous palming corner move)

Add some friendly staff, great music, sofa’s and a warm vibe and you have possibly the greatest indoor climbing experience in the universe! (we are biased)

p.s. the eagle eyed among you will notice that Tom's circuit has got easier to give a flavour of crack/groove madness to a broader cross section of society so that all people may love the crack!