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It may seem simple enough to set a route, but a lo

It may seem simple enough to set a route, but a lot goes into routesetting that most of our members don't get to see, especially with setting on a rope.

Before the setters can even begin taking holds off the wall, they have to set up their safety systems, get out all the equipment, and section off areas so climbers know to stay a safe distance away. Then all the holds have to come off the wall and our Head Setter communicates with the setting team to figure out which grades are going in each lane. From there, there is a creative process (the fun part) to creating a route that is fun, engaging, and repeatable. After a quick lunch, the setting team returns to their routes to climb them and perfect them.

Next time you see one of our routesetters be sure to say thank you and maybe even tell them if there was a route you really enjoyed!

Meet our new Head Setter, Dylan Garey! Dylan i

Meet our new Head Setter, Dylan Garey!

Dylan is originally from Long Island, New York and so far, he has really enjoyed the inclusive and friendly environment the Crag offers which in his own words is "unmatched" (we agree!) When we asked him what he is excited about bringing into the community, he said, "I'm the most excited to spend time getting creative with the rest of the setting team. We'll be up to all sorts of fun stuff in the future and doing our best to make big ideas a reality."

A random fun fact about Dylan is that before he climbed he was a competitive soccer goalkeeper!

We're so stoked to have you, Dylan!

Want to crush like @wahineclimbs? If you’ve bee

Want to crush like @wahineclimbs?

If you’ve been wanting to try the Moon Board but have felt intimidated then we have some tips for you to get started! The @moonclimbing Board is a great training tool to develop contact strength, power, and it can even help with memorizing beta and reading routes.

- Get comfortable on our Yellow tags in the gym before trying the Moon Board.
-Don’t be discouraged by falling a lot on "easy" grades, it’s a very specific style of climbing!
-Take lots of long rests in between tries. We recommend 3-7 minutes when first starting out.
-Warm up on easier routes in the gym before each session.
-Use it for short sessions when you start out.

➡️Coming soon to @cragfranklin: A Kilter System/Adjustable wall! An ergonomic and beginner-friendly training board.

Summer Camp is around the corner! Our first sessio

Summer Camp is around the corner! Our first session starts in June and spots are filling up for both @cragfranklin and @cragnashville so we added a few more spots. Sign your kiddo up for a week of learning knots, tie dye, games, making new friends, and of course LOTS of climbing!

Climbers! After a session, try these poses with Em

Climbers! After a session, try these poses with Em for more open hips!

🦎 Lizard Lunge

Set your front foot a little wider than hip-width distance apart. Place both hands on the inside of your front foot. Option to stay up on your hands or lower onto your forearms. Stay for 5-10 breaths. *Option to twist and reach for your back foot for an additional calf stretch.

🐦 Pigeon Pose

A crowd favorite for good reason! Bring your knee to the front of your mat and work toward bringing your shin to be more parallel with the front of your mat. Lay forward over your front leg. Stay for 5-10 breaths.

🐕 Three Legged Down Dog

For a final stretch, bring one leg high into the air, bend your lifted knee, and think about lifing your hip up towards the ceiling. Hold for 3-5 breaths.

Finish seated and take 10-20 breaths to reflect on how your body feels.

Want to do more yoga with Em? Join her every Tuesday night from 7:30-8:30pm.

We already know our team kids can flash your proj

We already know our team kids can flash your proj and do it while finishing their homework. They can also apparently get a session in and read at the same time too!

We have partnered up with the @nowatnpl to encourage participating in the Summer Reading Challenge. 📚

From May-August you can join thousands of Nashvillians as you read (or listen to audiobooks) and earn prizes including passes to our gym! Last year we had 399 passes redeemed, let’s see if we can do more this summer! 📖📚

On March 20th our 9 week League Programs are start

On March 20th our 9 week League Programs are starting back up!

We are now accepting registration for Homeschool League, Adaptive League, Youth Recreation League, and Teen Recreation League.

To register, sign up on our website.

Want to stay up to date on @cragfranklin ? Be sure

Want to stay up to date on @cragfranklin ? Be sure to follow! Repost From @cragfranklin :

Thank you for hanging with us during our relocation. Starting Tuesday, 3/21 members can use their guest passes and share the stoke!

Franklin hours:

Mon/Wed: 1pm-8pm
Tues/Thurs: 6am-3pm
Fri: 11am-6pm
Sat: 11am-5pm
Sun: 12pm-4pm

➡️Our Franklin location will be open for exclu

➡️Our Franklin location will be open for exclusive members only hours starting tomorrow 11am-6pm.

❗️❣️❗️

Members make sure to check your email for all the details.

If your membership is frozen NOW is the time to thaw it so you can be one of the first ones to put chalk on our holds.

We can’t wait to share this new location with you! ❣️

For International Women’s Day, we’re showing o

For International Women’s Day, we’re showing off some of our favorite women in climbing history.

🔻 Join us in tagging your favorite women and the women who support you in the comments below and tag us in Stories to have it reposted.

These historical women aren’t just crushers, they broke barriers, expectations, and fought for women’s rights and equality along the way.

👑Sophia Danenberg, first Black Woman to summit Everest in 2006. She carried her own gear, unguided to the top. She is currently an activist and an environmentalist. @sophiaclimbs

👑 Lynn Hill was the first PERSON, not just woman, to free climb The Nose on El Cap in Yosemite in 1993. At 5’2” she is still a powerful climber and has never let her height or gender slow her down. @_linacolina_

👑 Annie Peck was an 1800s mountaineer, suffragette, and an original founder of @americanalpine . One of her most notable moments was when she summitted one of the 21,083-foot peaks Coropuna in Peru and placed a "Votes for Women" banner at the summit at the age of 61.

👑 Ashima Shiraishi was barely a "woman" when she sent "Horizon" in Mount Hiei, Japan and became the first female to climb V15 at 14 years old. She is still an elite level competitive climber. @ashimashiraishi

At the Crag, we’re proud to be a gym that is run, operated, and managed primarily by women we are inspired by. Thank you to all of you in our community and our staff who make this place special.

—UPDATE- SOLD OUT—Give your child a Spring Bre

—UPDATE- SOLD OUT—Give your child a Spring Break experience that they’ll enjoy for a lifetime. 🌴

Spots are open for our Spring Break Camp March 14-16 from 9am to 12pm each day. Ages 6-12 are welcome. Link in bio to register.

To stay informed about our official open date be s

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