Autistic Bouldering (10)

​Bouldering is a style of climbing that doesn't use harnesses and ropes, and which has become notably popular with neurodivergent people in recent years.

​Our first AMASE trip to Alien Bloc was on the 20th of September, and this will be our tenth. These are fortnightly at the moment.

​No experience is required - all levels of ability are welcomed. As well as venue staff, we will have at least a couple of climbers from AMASE who have been doing this for a few months. Entrance to the gym costs £13 (plus £3.50 shoe hire if needed). The plan is to run this on similar lines to T Climbing, a fortnightly climbing group for trans people, so you might like to check out their Instagram to learn more.

​If you sign up here you will get reminders, and we'll know to expect you! One of us will try to be in the reception area to greet people (with an AMASE t-shirt and probably a small friendly dog named Kifl) until about 11:20, or until everyone we expect has arrived.

​Note that you will be required to sign this waiver before climbing - you might like to sign it beforehand, to save you a bit of time at the venue.