BMC Leading Ladder: stay climbing fit

Posted by Becky McGovern on 27/02/2012

Round 11 of the BMC Leading Ladder kicked off on Saturday 25 February.

The BMC Leading Ladder is a fun lead climbing competition that started in October 2011 and runs at 30 UK walls, with 12 rounds right through until the end of March 2012.  Taking part is a great way to get fit - and stay fit - over the winter months.

Round 11 runs from Saturday 25th Feb to Sunday 11th March 2012 at the following four walls:

Awesome Walls Liverpool
Westway Climbing Centre, London
Rock UK Summit Centre, Trelewis
Wolf Mountain, Wolverhampton

Check out all the dates and venues for the 2012 season.

Full information on the BMC Leading Ladder.

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