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Have you ever wanted to participate in an ACI, but

Have you ever wanted to participate in an ACI, but your home gym is unable to host or you are unaffiliated and looking to grow your adaptive climbing education? We are hosting two open-enrollment ACIs:

Rock Climb Fairfield - March 24 - 25, Fairfield, CT

The Spot Louisville -- March 10, Louisville, CO

All attendees must have (at a minimum) basic climbing knowledge and the ability to belay before attending the course. This helps maximize the time focused on adaptive climbing skills and equipment to make the course a valuable experience for all.

Register with the links in our bio or at:

Rock Climb Fairfield - https://paradoxsports.salsalabs.org/rockclimbfairfield

The Spot Louisville - https://paradoxsports.salsalabs.org/thespotlouisville

Photo ID: a group of climbing facilitators sit in a half circle around white tables. In front of them is Nate, sitting on a stool. Behind him is a projected image. He is teaching at the Adaptive Climbing Summit.

Craig H. Neilsen Foundation The Spot Louisville Rock Climb Fairfield

Join us next Wednesday, February 1, from 6 - 8 pm

Join us next Wednesday, February 1, from 6 - 8 pm at Movement Englewood for our bi-weekly climbing meet-up! All experiences and abilities welcome! Registration is free, just pay at the door or use your membership.

Check out https://paradoxsports.salsalabs.org/movementenglewoodfeb1 or our local program link in our bio for details and free registration.

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#ClimbingIsForEveryBody #NeverStopExploring #EveryoneWelcome #AdaptiveClimbing #GetOutdoors #GotStump #AdaptiveAthlete #AdaptiveAdvocate #ClimbingMeetup #FrontRangeClimb

As we continue to empower individuals and create c

As we continue to empower individuals and create community, we are excited to announce the first Paradox Sports adaptive climbing comp team! Paradox Sports is proud to support a competitive paraclimbing team, and we invite interested adaptive athletes to apply! As outlined in our newest Strategic Plan, our focus on expanding opportunities through investing in people and program growth has led us to create this opportunity. We thank our community for helping identify this new opportunity as a priority, and we couldn’t be more excited to open up our first round of applications!

Paradox Sports is looking to create a team composed of a diverse group of individuals, varying in gender, experience levels, and disabilities…and more importantly, a group of individuals who are stoked to be a positive force in the adaptive climbing space! As a member of the team, you are psyched to support other team members, work collaboratively with the team manager and represent yourself and Paradox Sports with professionalism at all times. Of course, we are also looking for individuals who are psyched about competing and are not afraid to push their individual limits - whatever that may look like. We are also looking for advocates of the Paradox Sports mission. We hope you are as excited as we are! If that sounds like you…consider applying today!

To learn more or apply, visit https://www.paradoxsports.org/competitive-climbing-team/ or the link in our bio.

*The application deadline is February 14, 2023.

Photo ID: Carlos is climbing at the World Championship in Innsbrook. He is on an outdoor climbing wall. Both his hands are on red holds. In the background is a snow-covered mountain.

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Our newest blog is up, written by Shane Farver. S

Our newest blog is up, written by Shane Farver.

Shane writes, "The thing about the adaptive climbing community is that we tend to come from all over the world. On the one hand, that’s comforting: I can go to so many places, and I can find a friend. On the other hand, that’s daunting: connecting with my community usually means a fair amount of travel, and all of the costs and logistics associated with it." Read more about how he is able to maintain connections with the link in our bio or at https://www.paradoxsports.org/paradox-has-helped-me-build-community-in-more-ways-than-one/.

Photo IDs:

Photo 1: A top-down view of Shane ice climbing. He has climbing on a frozen waterfall and there is snow on the ground below with pine trees and snowy/rocky mountains in the background. He has both of his axes in the wall and is looking up. Shane is wearing all black with a grey helmet and climbing on a bright green rope. (Photo courtesy of Cameron Maier – Bearcam Media)

Photo 2: Shane and Trevor, both sipping on canned beer while sitting in the back of an open hatchback car. They are looking at the camera as they take drinks. Trevor is wearing an orange helmet, sunglasses, a red and blue jacket and black pants with a large, bright blue bag in front of his legs. Shane is wearing an orange beanie, glasses, a bright green jacket, black pants with knee-high blue gaiters and bright yellow La Sportiva boots with crampons. They are in a snowy parking lot with other cars and a couple of bystanders in the background. (Photo courtesy of Cameron Maier – Bearcam Media)

Photo 3: From left to right: Shane, Trevor and Erich taking a selfie. They are all looking at the camera and smiling. Shane and Erich are holding glasses up in the photo. All three of them are wearing maroon shirts and sitting in front of a tan-colored wall.

Photo 4: The corner of Shane’s jacket showing a pin that says ‘I KNOW DAVE EGAN’. Dave is in the picture with his face next to the pin smiling. He is wearing a green jacket and ball cap.

Tonight’s meetup at Movement in Englewood is can

Tonight’s meetup at Movement in Englewood is cancelled due to winter weather and driving concerns. Stay warm!

This past weekend, we got our one ice climbing sea

This past weekend, we got our one ice climbing season off to a great start with Ice Skills 101 in Chalk Creek. We can't wait to get in more ice climbing at Lake City, Rumney, and Ouray! While Lake City and Ouray are full, Rumney still has a few spaces open, so check out the link in our bio or https://paradoxsports.salsalabs.org/rumney2023 to learn more or register. See you on the ice!

Photo ID:
1) A sweeping group shot of the ice climbing at Chalk Creek. There are two climbers on the ice and multiple climbers watching below or belaying. On either side of the ice are large brown rock formations.

2) A climber smiles next to the ice. She is wearing highly reflective sunglasses, a white helmet, and a black jacket.

3) Sam is talking to Derek at the bottom of the ice climb. They are both attached to the ropes.

4) A classic climbing butt-shot! Two climbers are almost to the top of the ice wall. They are both in motion. The sky is blue with a few clouds.

5) A climber smiles upwards as they are next to another climber. Both people have their ice axes in the ice and in the background below them is the rest of the group.

5) A climber smiles upwards as they are next to another climber. Both people have their ice axes in the ice, and in the background below them is the rest of the group.

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