Sportrock Climbing Centers

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Chuck Zebrowskiüber Google

vor etwa 2 Monaten

I have been climbing at Sportrock since 1995! Wow! Started at the now closed Rockville location and now mostly at Alexandria. It’s a great place to learn to climb or to get stronger to climb outside. The people you meet are amazing and supportive . The route setters are the best! They frequently change routes and there’s always something new and fun to try. Great place! Great people!

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Fernanda Jimenezüber Google

vor etwa 2 Monaten

This has been my daughter's gym for almost a decade now. They have a wonderful youth team program with probably the best competitive combining facilities in the area. The 60 ft walls, the comp style SRPI area, and the top setting team give the Sportrock team an environment where they're always challenged. The staff is always helpful and the coaches are very knowledgeable and mindful of guiding kids towards being lifetime climbers and not just burning them out during the youth program. This is our closest gym, but I would honestly drive a considerable distance to keep bringing her here.

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Neilüber Google

vor 2 Monaten

Easily the best climbing gym I've ever been to. The weight room is also always clean and Theresa is the best trainer! Everyone here is very nice, the rock walls shift difficulty about once per month. The whole community really loves this place, out of all the Sport Rocks, Movements, etc. this is the one you want to make your home.

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servio medinaüber Google

vor 3 Monaten

Our daughter started climbing, now and then, at various centers for fun and personal achievement in 2018. Four years later, she started climbing weekly at SR Alexandria: the fun and personal achievement continued and grew in a supportive environment that climbing centers are known for. Then she signed up for weekly coaching by a Sport Rock private instructor and started climbing twice a week. Two hours a week with the coaches and staff at SR gave her more motivation and more enjoyment. Then she joined a SR team. The initial intimidation she felt climbing with/for others bubbled over the first couple weeks (uncertainty if she'd meet expectations and judged). The coaches and staff were amazing in accommodating and encouraging her. Her quality, quantity, and enjoyment of climbing noticeably increased: 2 days of team sessions (2 hours each) and a 3rd day for 2 hours. And she became friends with others with (and against) whom she climbed. As a parent, I have seen her confidence grow with structured training and a friendly environment. I say she found her passion; she says these are her people. But don't take it from me - go check it out yourself.

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Se Cüber Google

vor 7 Monaten

I have been a part of the Sportrock community since 2014 when I first got my belay lessons through a deal I found on Living social... I felt like climbing was a very good fit for me at the time because of my active lifestyle and friendly community here. I ended up climbing more while I went to university and came back to be a member at Sportrock for many years. The community is great and the facility has had nice upgrades over the years. There have been inside and outside rennovations. There are many bouldering routes, gym, moonboard, a lot of top rope and lead climbing routes as well. They also offer Yoga, handstand classes and more member specific classes. They host a lot of fun events throughout the year. The weekends are usually the busiest for families with little children. Weekday mornings are slow and usually more empty, but weekday evenings can still get pretty packed especially when school is not in session during the year.