Tour of The Glasgow Climbing Centre - Glasgow, Scotland - Climbfind.com
2 minute walk though of the 3rd floor with grip training and finger boards. Then walking down the stair well viewing the main rooms lead, bouding and top rope climbs. Going downstairs to see more bouldering and finally out into the blue room out the back for beginners climbing. For more information and help finding rock climbing partners in Scotland visit climbfind.com
Climbing at Ibrox Climbing Centre in Glasgow, UK
a wee movie at the GCC, on the big wall.
It was a 6B, good lead climbing route
SCOTTISH ROCK CLIMBING CHAMPIONSHIPS AT THE WORLD'S BIGGEST CLIMBING CENTRE
Both the Scottish Youth Climbing Championships and British Paraclimbing Championships were held at EICA: Ratho at the same time on the 9th September 2017.
The Scottish Youth Climbing Championships is one of the biggest events in the climbing competition calendar year in the UK. We had over 160 kids from across the UK and even overseas attend this year and the event isn't only a stand alone championships, but also part of the selection process for Team GB.
I've been a routesetter for this event for over a decade and have seen the Championships grow from a small group of keen Scottish climbers where often some categories will have maybe only a single entry, to this incredible show where all the top athletes across all age categories attend!
The Championships are held at the only location in the UK capable of hosting such an event, Edinburgh International Climbing Arena, the World's Largest Climbing Centre. Whats amazing about this place is that even on the day of the competition, the centre is still open to the public and continues to run successfully despite 50% of the wall space being closed for the event. Even with that much of the centre shut, what still remains would more than equal any normal sized climbing wall.
Follow me and my friends as we're challenged by the complications of routesetting for 6 different age categories, as well as the Para climbing Champs and then watch as the competition unfolds to see if our routesetting was up to the task!
Bouldering at the Glasgow Climbing Centre Take 2
trying another 6a route (i think) at the end of the night. I done this route first try at the start of the night :/
Glasgow climbing centre
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Freeclimbing Glasgow tower *400FT*
Me and Ally went all the way to Scotland to climb this!(without safety equipment) let me know what you think! It's one of the craziest things i've done
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Scottish Schools Climbing Competition 2014
Footage from the recent SSCC at GCC!
A great day had by all the competitors and some great climbing on display.
The Scottish Schools Climbing Competition is sponsored by Entre Prises and The MCofS. It is run in association with St. Aloysius College and The Glasgow Climbing Centre.
Climbing up and down the spiral staircase in The Lighthouse (Glasgow, United Kingdom)
Personal documentary of living in Scotland for a year.
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Glasgow Queen Street Station
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Glasgow Queen Street (Scottish Gaelic: Sràid na Banrighinn) is a city centre railway terminal in Glasgow, Scotland. It is the smaller of the city's two main line railway termini and the third busiest station in Scotland. The station is situated between George Street to the south and Cathedral Street Bridge to the north, at the northern end of Queen Street adjacent to George Square. Queen Street station serves the Greater Glasgow conurbation's northern towns and suburbs, the Edinburgh shuttle, and is the terminus for all inter-city services to destinations in the North of Scotland. The other main city-centre station in Glasgow is Glasgow Central.
The station was built by the Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway, and opened on 21 February 1842. In 1865 the E&GR was absorbed into the North British Railway, in 1878 the entire station was redesigned by the civil engineer James Carswell.[5] It became part of the LNER group in 1923.
The climb through the tunnel to Cowlairs is at 1 in 42 and until 1909 trains were hauled up on a rope operated by a stationary engine, although experiments were carried out using banking engines in 1844–48. Three people died in 1928 when a train leaving the station rolled back into another train. Modern diesel trains have no difficulty with the climb.
The adjacent Buchanan Street station of the rival Caledonian Railway closed on 7 November 1966 as a result of the Beeching axe and its services to Stirling, Perth, Inverness, Dundee and Aberdeen transferred to Queen Street. This caused difficulties with longer trains, as Queen Street is in a confined position between George Square and the tunnel.
In the 1980s, HST were used on Cross Country and East Coast services run by InterCity, having to use Platform 7 with the end of the train being close to the tunnel mouth.
Urban Exploration in Glasgow City Centre.
Felt like I had to re-upload this film, and another I did at St Peters Seminary. Enjoy.
EXPLORING A WATERFALL IN GLASGOW - (UK TOUR)
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just before the UK TOUR ended and we were heading back to reality... we stopped off for one last nature explore.
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Scottish Youth Award for Excellence in Mountain Culture 2016 - Natalie Berry
Meet Natalie, the 2016 Youth Mountain Culture Ambassador.
Natalie Berry is twenty-three years old and grew up in Glasgow. She started climbing at age eight and was asked to join the British junior climbing team by age eleven. Over the subsequent years she had considerable competition success, winning eight British climbing championship titles and many European youth podium places including a first place at the European Youth Series in Slovenia in 2007. Since then she has proved herself as on of the UK’s best sport climbers with ascents up to 8b and 7c+ onsight.
While studying at undergraduate and postgraduate level, she has taken up many climbing coaching and mentoring roles, at first running regular coaching sessions with the quickdraw climbing club in Edinburgh and later the British youth climbing team. She has now taken up a role managing the British Junior lead climbing team. Through this role she has supported many of the young climbers who are now doing extremely well on the international competition scene. Natalie also has ambassador roles for two charities; Urban Uprising, who raise funds to provide educational programs and adventure excursions for eight to eighteen year olds in deprived areas around the world, and Climbers Against Cancer which raises and donates tens of thousands of pounds to cancer research centres all over the world.
Natalie has also developed a professional interest in climbing media working as an assistant editor at UK Climbing, the biggest climbing website in the world.
Over the past two years Natalie has branched out in her personal climbing into mountain, winter and alpine climbing and made remarkable progress. In October 2015 she made an ascent of Dalriada (E7) on the Cobbler, one of the hardest female trad ascents to date in Scotland. This achievement was certainly an influential one for female climbers across the UK since they appreciated that Natalie had no previous background in traditional climbing in the mountains and because she had the courage to have her uncertain progress tracked for two years by a film team. Transition premièred at Kendal Mountain Festival 2015.
Natalie represents an exemplar in influencing other young people by showing it is
possible to achieve high levels of personal sporting success at the same time as making many
other types of contribution, through media, charity and club involvement related to her expertise.
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Glasgow Climbing Academy - Red Route (font 4-6a) - Indoor Bouldering
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British Junior Bouldering Cup April 2014 Glasgow
Silvia in the finals
British Junior Bouldering Cup April 2014 Glasgow
Silvia in the qualifications
The Lighthouse Glasgow
A short slideshow of a fashion photoshoot in the lighthouse glasgow.
Michelle | Words First Glasgow 2015
Words First is a partnership project between Roundhouse and BBC Radio 1Xtra supported by Arts Council England to shine a light on the existing spoken word scene and to help find and nurture new and emerging talent across the UK.
Climbing at ratho
Rhiannon showing us how it's done on the big pink 6a at ratho