With the last season being roughly 5 years ago, members in The Boulder Field community were ready for something new. You could think of the program as a structured session with old and new friends, paired with friendly competition. Previous staff and current management laid a great foundation for how we run the league. The program is ingrained with the idea of building our community. We meet two days per week for 2 hours a day, all together, training and competing and having fun all together. It’s a great opportunity to meet new friends, and be a part of an awesome group of climbers of all skill levels. Our core principles of the league: Fun, motivation, and respect! These 3 words helped usher us into having a great comeback season! We combined a few new concepts with the old ones set in place during previous seasons.

Halloween 2022 has come and gone and it was great to see everyone in the gym showing off their awesome costumes. Check out the gallery below for some images of a fun night of festive climbing:

Global Climbing Day was a resounding success! We really enjoyed opening the gym up to the greater community and allowing everyone a chance to climb in celebration of this wonderful activity. Check out the gallery below for a selection of images by Verbal Adam.

After a certain number of years, any full-time setter will inevitably face the infamous question:

“Hey broski! How do you come up with them rock paths? Do you have a lil’ program that tells you where to plug in all the bits?”

The Boulder Field hosted its 2019 season ender in the first week of December with the Modern Climber: a dramatic culmination to the Master Series that once again put a twist on the finals format.

In an era where climbers typically have four minutes to solve complex coordination combos and the counterintuitive intricacies of the latest dual-tex labyrinth, it seems that pure power has taken a backseat. However, on September 21st, The Boulder Field hosted its second event of the Masters Series, The Force Majeure, a throw-back to the grip-and-rip PCA days…

On July 27th, as the merciless heat of the Sacramento summer seared the concrete streets of the city, The Boulder Field hosted its inaugural Masters Series Competition: The Greatest Flasher…

Parents are often drawn to climbing as a good activity for their kids based on the characteristics of the community they observe in action when they visit a gym.  As someone famous (yes, I know who) once said, it takes a village to raise a child…

There has been a lot of research, and a lot has been written, about the physical, emotional, and even spiritual benefits of rock climbing…

It’s no surprise to parents that children love to climb. From their first steps, they progress almost overnight to scaling everything they can…