Climbing Wall Etiquette

When enrolling in a class or as a member of Mountain Extreme Sports Llc, Dubai, you agree to follow and adhere to the climbing wall rules and etiquette as laid out below.

Respect each other, and the staff - Climbing is an inclusive sport. Everyone is welcome! With that in mind bullying, foul language, and abusive behaviour won't be tolerated
Be aware of your surroundings - If you don't look out for obstacles you'll become one yourself!
Bouldering mats are not sofas, or dinner tables - Please don't take your recovery rest under climbing routes, and only eat and drink in designated areas
Dress appropriately - Nobody wants to see your abs.Tops on at all times please!
Look before you climb - Some routes and boulder problems overlap. Climbing across other climbers increases the risk of injury and forcing the other climber off route
Don't climb barefoot - Yuck!
Don't use the toilets in your climbing shoes or barefoot - Yuck!
Don't be late - Nobody wants their endurance workout or yoga class to be delayed because of a late arrival. If you arrive after the warm up, you might not be allowed to join the class. Sorry!

Classes Etiquette

Please use the storage provided for bags etc – they are not permitted on the matted floor. Members are responsible for their own belongings whilst visiting
Mobile phones are not permitted whilst climbing or during a class
All equipment must be treated with respect.
You may not participate in a class when under the influence and/or impaired – this includes medication.
Only our instructors are permitted to train members at the wall.
Clients must keep their personal contact details up to date at all times. Any changes should be made to the members’ area of our booking system
Smoking (including e-cigarettes) is not permitted.
If you have any health concerns, please consult a doctor.
We reserve the right to stop a member’s ability to be able to pre-book classes if the member persistently does not show up.

We aim to maintain a clean, friendly and welcoming environment. Ultimately climbing is about personal responsibility. Please be safe and considerate to your fellow climbers. This will help make it an enjoyable session for all!