Welcome to Broughton Wall

It's 2010. And against all odds Broughton climbing wall still continues to be the best training venue around. Defying the steady march of housing development, this little corner of inner city Manchesta is just what your fingers need to whip them into shape. Yes. You can go and drink lattes at MCC and look at the Czech girls. Yes. You could shiver on slopers in Stockport. God forbid, you could even head East and make those Climbing Works boys even richer.

But you know where you should be. So what are you waiting for? Download Nick's very latest problem list and get ticking.

Otherwise you'll be weak forever.

NEWS FLASH!

Freestanding Boulder News!!

Nearly a year ago the centre agreed to the dismantling of the freestanding boulder and re-situating of the panels against the opposite wall to the bendcrete wall. There was much excitement about this potential addition as it will make the facilities much more complete. However the progress of this ideal has been as slow as the hills. Currently the freestanding boulder has been dismantled and stacked against the wall. But this last progress was over 5 months ago

PLEASE ask about the progress when you visit the centre as hopefully this interest will spur some activity which is sadly lacking in this department.


....less new news

A pocket frenzy is in full effect on the cellar board.....Dave's carpentry skills are producing a family of tweaky little fellows, which are much needed on the board. Only a few more undercuts and gaston's needed to complete a quality training facility.

The campus board has new (proper bo) rungs.

The 45 board has been "De-Jugged" and all the larger footholds removed. Don't despair though! The jugs have been replaced by a selection of minging crimps and the new footholds are barely adequate. This partial reset will render the current (small) collection of problems redundant. A new book will be placed when the reset is complete for recording problems.


PS. These pages are open to all for editing, just click EasyEdit in the left hand corner and get going. Just don't delete that problem sheet...