Provider record · Fort Collins / Northern
Fort Collins / Northern · ascentstudio.com ↗
Ascent Studio Climbing & Fitness offers 11 after-school programs in Fort Collins / Northern focused on Sports for ages 3-18.
Statuses below reflect the provider’s schedule as captured on July 28. Fall schedules typically post in August — watch this provider to get them first.
Little climbers play games, tackle obstacles, and explore the walls with trained youth instructors, building gross and fine motor skills in a challenging but safety-conscious environment.
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Kids pick up basic climbing techniques through problem solving, skill-building games, and creative exploration, with instructors encouraging each climber to grow at their own pace through a progressive four-week…
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Climbers work on mastering their Level 1 skills with advanced problem solving, skill analysis, and basic climbing movement theory. Requires at least one completed Level 1 session or an instructor recommendation.
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Climbers set personal goals, take on new challenges, and build teamwork as instructors introduce new and more complex climbing skills in a collaborative learning environment.
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Climbers practice intermediate and advanced skills in a collaborative setting, setting personal goals and working to improve both individual and group performance. Requires a completed Level 1 session or an instructor…
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Teens climb twice a week following the Saplings Level 2 curriculum — intermediate and advanced skills, goal-setting, and collaborative practice. The club welcomes all experience levels; no prior climbing required.
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Picks up where Level 2 Sprouts leaves off: climbers dig into brand-new topics and are challenged to identify specific ways to grow as climbers. Requires a completed Level 2 session plus a lead instructor recommendation.
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Builds on Level 2 Saplings with tailored instruction aimed at helping each climber reach their potential and hit personal goals. Requires a completed Level 2 session plus a lead instructor recommendation.
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Ascent's competitive team trains year-round for both bouldering and sport climbing on the USA Climbing youth circuit, with athletes grouped by division and coaching that emphasizes mental as well as physical growth.…
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A drop-in evening class where instructors belay, organize games, and share climbing tips. Harnesses and shoes are included.
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Drop-in classes organized by the same age groups as the Youth Clubs, covering basic rock climbing safety, technique, and technical skills, with curriculum topics that vary from week to week.
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This page shows Ascent Studio Climbing & Fitness’s schedule as of our July 28 capture. Follow this provider and Junely will email you when fresh fall sessions post with open enrollment — class times, ages and status, verified before we send.
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Ascent is a welcoming and chill place to climb. ALL of their youth instructors are patient and great teachers. My teen attended class with many different instructors and every single one was great! My teen has had polite offers of collaboration from members on several occasions and they have all been great. The sound levels in the gym are quieter than I would have expected them to be. Ascent is in great shape and well maintained. We love coming here!
View on Google ↗Joined recently and have so far enjoyed the amenities. This may seem silly to take a star off for, but one of the member benefits listed on the website is free coffee, but it’s not free. It’s $1 for members. It just seems silly to charge members $1 for drip coffee, really feels like that should be a standard complimentary thing as it has been at other gyms I’ve belonged to. It’s definitely not a cheap membership nor start up fee, and feels nickel and dime-y tbh.
View on Google ↗The gym itself is nice, but it’s a bit small and gets very crowded in the evening. I’d been here before for a drag show and that was great - love the inclusivity. 2/3 of the staff were really nice when I last visited, but the 1 that wasn’t was so rude that I pretty much wanted to leave immediately. I’ve heard about rude staff here from multiple other people.
View on Google ↗High recommend! I’ve been to quite a few climbing gyms in northern Colorado and none were as welcoming and helpful as Ascent. My toddler has become obsessed with climbing and having no experience myself, I was a little intimidated walking into a climbing gym. All of the staff everyday have been extremely helpful and patient. I feel as confident and prepared as I can be to support my daughter’s newest passion. After taking an intro class, I was able to pass my top rope belay cert and Matias was super motivating, patient, and supportive. Unlike any other gym we’ve been to so we will continue coming back and recommending ascent to our community!
View on Google ↗Incredible gym! I recommended taking some of their classes if you’re not comfortable climbing or want to get used to the space. Everyone is very welcoming and helpful!
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