ALL RISE is committed to making climbing more accessible | Arc’teryx No Wasted Days

When professional climber Ashima Shiraishi first started scaling boulders, it was free.
Reconnecting with her roots in a small outdoor climbing area in Central Park that draws a multi-generational and cultural community of climbers together, Ashima is now laying the foundation for others to break away from the sport’s high cost and enjoy climbing for what is-a chance for everyone to rise.
If you are interested in learning more about ALL RISE, their events, and how they’re breaking down barriers, check their website for more information.
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[@FlashFocused]

Thank you True North Climbing for hosting ALL RISE Toronto... was a great event!

[@stefslyfe]

Great idea, I wish something like this were available where I live. We have bouldering project and they help by giving 40% off memberships to those who need it but it still comes out to over $60/mo and a lot of people still can’t afford that. I wish there were opportunities like an eos gym where memberships are like $10/mo. That would truly make climbing accessible….oh and I really Love Ashima❤️❤️❤️❤️….shes such a sweet kind young lady who stepped away from the limelight at the peak of her popularity to help people.

[@trevorlately]

lovelyyy

[@endz]

Bread Dead is wild

[@conserve_climber]

What makes a rock “less” inclusive?

[@meidamx]

Get some.

[@bandannaanimations]

Lol dd fortnight battle pass

[@punkt3260]

What a nonsense!