Movement Santa Clara

"I decided to check out Movement Santa Clara to try a new gym in the northern California area, and it's enjoyable. I've been to Movement in Orange, and Santa Clara seems like they have a larger boulder area but a smaller gym section. The ceilings don't go as high, so they do feel slightly cramped inside the bouldering area. The routes range from VB to one v11. The difficulty seems on par with the other gyms in the area. The routes were varied in technique and skill but overall really interesting climbs. This gym also uses Kaya as the climbing app, which helps solo climbers figure out betas or l"

a year ago

"Like this climbing gym. Does get busy but it is manageable and you can climb routes even if it is crowded. The gym is well equipped. Lock room facilities and good clean and they are kept up pretty well. Good gear shop with someone there to help you and provide advice as needed. Better location than Sunnyvale (no belay here)"

3 months ago

"For climbing, Movement is pretty good. You’ll never run out of boulders to work on, and the route-setting is solid. It has all of the gym and training equipment you need. Barry’s Power Vinyasa class on Sundays is worth the price of admission on its own. I’ve taken dozens of yoga classes, but it wasn’t until I started going to his that my progression really started to take off. He provides tons of valuable feedback, hands-on adjustments and really cares about your progression all while cracking jokes resulting in a fun, and sometimes painful experience. Highly recommended to anyone who wants t"

a month ago