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• Daily climbing coaching sessions with experienced instructors

• Hands-on climbing courses adapted to your goals and skill level

• Scenic routes selected to match your climbing style and ambitions

• Professional climbing guiding to ensure safety and maximize learning

• Photo documentation of your climbing (included with week-long bookings)

Our coaching is designed to help you climb smarter, stronger, and with more joy – whether you're working on your first 6a lead or pushing into higher grades.

The Dolomites offer a unique blend of stunning alpine scenery, perfect rock quality, and a variety of climbing styles – from single-pitch sport climbs to long adventurous routes. With our expert climbing guiding and climbing coaching, you’ll explore classic and hidden gems while receiving the support you need to improve.

The Dolomites Alps

The Dolomites, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, offer a breathtaking blend of natural beauty and adventure. Explore soaring peaks, vibrant meadows, and charming villages. Enjoy hiking, cycling, and world-class climbing on the region's renowned rock faces. The Dolomites are a year-round destination for unforgettable family vacations.

This mountain range spans northeastern Italy across Veneto, Trentino-Alto Adige/Südtirol, and Friuli Venezia Giulia regions. The highest peak is Marmolada at 3,343 meters above sea level.

Summer (July & August) is ideal for high-altitude climbing in the Dolomites, with pleasant temperatures and stunning scenery. Spring and autumn offer excellent conditions for climbing at lower altitudes.

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Day 1: Arrival and Introduction
Morning arrival and settling in. Group introduction and goal-setting for the climbing week.

Day 2: Getting Comfortable and Basics
Familiarization with rock and climbing style. Safety knots and belaying techniques. Focus on footwork and clipping.

Day 3: Redpoint Climbing and Mental Training
Learn redpoint climbing approach, visualization, falling practice, and growth mindset development.

Day 4: On-Sight Climbing
Train on-sight climbing strategies, reading the rock, and mental preparation for challenges.

Day 5: Rest Day and Light Activities
Optional rest with yoga, running, swimming, or light climbing. Fun technique exercises.

Day 6: Revisiting Redpoint Projects
Apply mental and physical progress on redpoint projects with motivational coaching.

Day 7: Fun and Relaxed Climbing
Choose your routes, focus on enjoyment, technique, or mental coaching. Celebrate your achievements.

Ready to improve your climbing with expert coaching, courses, and guiding in the Dolomites? Contact us today to book your place!

It little climbing area with amazing rocks surrounded by Dolomiti Bellunesi. Belluno is located a good hour drive from the romantic port of Venice and only 60km from Cortina. The beauty of Belluno's rocks has such a great climbing in a small area with little hidden boulders in the woods. Climbing on solid limestone with amazing routes in crags like Erto, Casso, and crags around village Longarone will give you many different climbing experiences and fun. Not only climbing but also it is the destination for active holidays such as water sports and is great for cycling, paragliding, kiting, and fishing. Belluno's surroundings have enormous skiing pistes, such as the well-known Marmolada and Monte Civetta. During the winter season, in surrounding valleys, there is ice climbing in the Sottoguda and Sappada.

Dolomiti Bellunesi region is quite hidden for sport-routes. Still, it has beautiful rocks spread out by mountain valleys, next to alpine rivers and lakes, which give refreshing temperatures in the summertime. Most of the climbing sectors are next to Longarone village, and altogether there are 29 crags with all difficulties and styles. There is mainly climbing on limestone rock with greyish slabs and vertical routes, then overhanging walls on big holds and tufas, or just climbing on interesting routes with slopers and side pulls.

Walls are orientated in all directions, and the best climbing season is springtime, Autumn, and summer. The most famous sectors are Erto, Casso, Tarzan wall, Podenzoi, Ceresera, and a very nice little crag by the river is Mae, a perfect climbing spot on hot days.

Belluno is a little town located by the Piave river in the Veneto region of northern Italy. With South Tyrol and Trentino, it belongs to three Dolomite regions of Italy. Belluno is a historic city with beautiful buildings from Gothic and Renaissance times. Little streets invite tourists every year to visit this historical alpine town. It is a great destination for rest days to visit some museums and the cathedral.

Day 1: Getting to Belluno and settled there and start enjoying your climbing holidays. Discuss your goals for coaching week and the future.

Day 2: Having an easy start with lots of easy routes for warming up the body and getting used of the rock.

Day 3: Climbing on vertical routes. Concentrating more on on-sight climbing technique and mental training – discuss how to approach on-sight, visualization, preparation, analysis, learning where to clip, resting exercise, learn commitment, and reading the route.

Day 4: Climbing hard routes. You will learn how to climb more challenging routes with the redpoint approach step by step. You will know how to do visualization for the redpoint, which is part of mental coaching. The red point is not only climbing but also falling coaching. It is part of the game and learning process for gaining better performance in the working route, even when we are pumped to get that 100% out of our bodies.

Day 5: Rest day is part of training, so that we might take one as well. Not necessary for having a complete rest day; we might still do some running and yoga in the morning and swimming or easy climbing in the afternoon. It also depends on the group and their needs and wishes. One of the rest day activities is climbing without hands or using fewer hands, toprope of course. These skills are excellent for learning how to be efficient, improving climbing techniques for more challenging routes, and having fun.

Day 6: Climbing days for on-sight attempt with repetition if necessary. You will try to put the mental knowledge in the climbing and try hard.

Day 7: We will return to your redpoint project to test your head and power. You are learning how to mentally prepare for sending the projects and the proper mindset for this day. And also, not only is sending a reward, but the process should be the goal that motivates us.

Day 8: The final day or more relaxed day for you will be climbing without pressure from us. You choose whatever you wish that day to climb. You must enjoy and try to climb as much as your head and muscles let you. We can repeat your projects, foot and hand technique, mental coaching, falling practice, or hang out in climbing crags and have fun with no stress.