Colorado
Education Clinics
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Community Events
Custom Climbing Instruction
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Colorado Clinics + Events
Since 2020, She Sends Collective has been committed to creating accessible climbing education opportunities for women and genderqueer climbers. We believe that high-quality instruction should be financially accessible to our community, and we’ve worked toward that vision through direct subsidization from our founder, through participants who choose to pay it forward for future climbers, and through donations.
We are equally committed to creating learning environments that feel safe, supportive, and inclusive. Through trauma-informed education provided to our guides and volunteers, we strive to better equip our team to hold space for the mental and emotional realities of climbing. Because climbing isn’t just a physical pursuit — it’s also deeply mental and emotional — our community deserves spaces where people can learn, grow, and feel supported.
All programs are offered through either a donation-based or tiered pricing model, allowing participants to contribute in a way that feels aligned with their financial situation. Additional financial assistance is always available if needed — we simply ask that you reach out to us directly at chelsea@shesendscollective.com.
Our education clinics and community events are currently open to women and TGNC climbers only.
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Single-day Custom Climbing Instruction
These offerings are designed specifically for single-day instruction bookings, making them perfect for climbers seeking individualized support without committing to a clinic. If you’re interested in deeper skill development over multiple days, She Sends also offers discounted multi-day Custom Climbing Instruction Packages designed to support long-term growth and mentorship.
Multi-day Custom Climbing Instruction Packages
For climbers seeking deeper immersion, continuity, and long-term progression, She Sends also offers Multi-Day Custom Climbing Instruction Packages for bookings of 2+ days.
These experiences allow for more intentional skill development, personalized progression plans, and expanded opportunities to build confidence and technical knowledge over multiple days outdoors. Multi-day instruction is ideal for climbers working toward larger goals, preparing for specific objectives, or wanting additional time to absorb and practice new skills.
Multi-day bookings are offered at a discounted day rate compared to single-day instruction.
UPCOMING CLINICS + EVENTS
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May 7 | Community Climb Series @ G1 Climbing + Fitness
Saturday, May 9 | Intro to Outdoor Leading
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July 2 | Community Climb Series @ G1 Climbing + Fitness
July 11 | Community Circle - Crag Days
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September 3 | Community Climb Series @ G1 Climbing + Fitness
September 18-20 | The Mindful Send Retreat
September 19 | Intro to Crack Climbing
September 26 | The Phenomenal Follower
September 26-27 | Intro to Trad Climbing + (optional) Mentorship Days
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October 2-4 | We Send Climbing Festival
Progression Packages
Progression Packages are a separate offering designed specifically as a clinic add-on opportunity for climbers who want continued support after participating in a She Sends clinic.
These highly discounted 1–2 day instruction packages are intended to help climbers continue practicing and applying the skills introduced during their clinic experience while receiving ongoing mentorship and personalized coaching.
Progression Packages are ideal for climbers who:
Want to continue building on clinic curriculum
Benefit from additional hands-on support outdoors
Want accountability and continued progression
Are seeking more confidence applying new skills independently
Because these packages are reserved specifically for clinic participants, they create a more accessible pathway for climbers to continue learning and growing beyond a single educational experience.
When you register for your clinic, you’ll see the option to opt into the Progression Package.
Community Circle: Crag Days
Dates: August 2
Location: Jefferson or Boulder County
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Join us for a fun, casual day of outdoor climbing and connection! Community Circle: Crag Days are non-instructional meetups designed to bring women+ climbers together to share belays, meet new partners, and build community in a welcoming, inclusive environment.
These are not guided clinics—participants should be comfortable climbing outdoors, understand their own climbing systems, and be responsible for their own safety.
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Participants can expect:
A relaxed day climbing with an incredible community
Up to 20 participants
A She Sends host to facilitate introductions and connection (not instruction)
Plenty of laughter, encouragement...and maybe a little glitter ✨
Event take place in Boulder Canyon with the exact crag and meeting location shared 3–5 days before the event. Participants are responsible for their own transportation, climbing gear, food, and climbing decisions.
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Participants should:
Be open to meeting new people, and spending time outside
Be able to hike short distances on uneven terrain while carrying personal items
Tie in with a figure 8 follow through knot
No outdoor climbing experience is necessary.
All climbing systems and top ropes are set and managed by guides.
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Brooke Ross
40+ Summer Climbing Crew
Dates: August 6, 13, 20 + 27
Location: Jefferson or Boulder County
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Build confidence, consistency, and community with our 4-week outdoor climbing series designed specifically for femmes and thems ages 40+. Rather than a one-time clinic, this progressive series gives you the opportunity to spend more intentional time outside, develop your skills week after week, and climb alongside the same supportive group. Education is tailored to each individual.
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Community Intent:
Create a supportive, age-specific community where femmes and thems 40+ can build confidence, consistency, and lasting climbing connections.Event Outcome:
Participants leave with increased confidence outdoors, stronger climbing partnerships, improved skills through consistent practice, and a community they'll continue climbing with long after the series ends. -
To get the most out of this program, participants should:
Have prior experience climbing outdoors (even if limited)
Be able to confidently top-rope belay
Be open to learning, asking questions, and trying new things
Be comfortable spending multiple evenings outside in varying conditions
You do not need to:
– Lead climb
– Have everything dialed
– Feel “strong” or advanced
This is a space to build from where you’re at.
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Kate Sedrowski
Community Climb Series @ G1
Dates: August 6
Location: G1 Climbing + Fitness
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The She Sends Collective x Send It Sisters Community Climb Series is a monthly indoor meet-up at G1 (May–September) designed to build connection, foster community, and create a fun, low-pressure climbing experience.
Each event features a unique theme, optional activities, and a season-long points system to encourage participation and consistency—all centered around community, encouragement, and fun.
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Participants leave feeling connected, welcomed, and empowered—with new friendships, expanded climbing networks, and a stronger sense of belonging within the climbing community.
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Brooke Ross
Anchors + Rappelling
Dates: August 8
Location: Jefferson County
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This one-day, hands-on clinic focuses on building the technical skills needed for safe and independent outdoor climbing. The emphasis is on anchors, cleaning, and rappelling—not on climbing.
We’ll begin with “ground school,” where participants learn and practice building and cleaning anchors on anchor boards and ground-based systems. From there, we’ll transition to real-world application, giving participants the opportunity to clean an anchor and rappel under guide supervision.
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Working knowledge of essential climbing equipment
How to build and clean common single-pitch sport anchors
How to set up and execute a rappel safely
How to move more confidently and independently in outdoor climbing spaces
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Participants should:
Be able to safely top-rope belay
Climb a minimum of 5.8 on top rope
Feel comfortable tying in with a figure-8 follow-through knot
Be able to hike less than 1 mile on uneven terrain while carrying a pack
There is no minimum outdoor climbing experience required.
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Kate Sedrowski
Climb + Coffee: August
Dates: August 16
Location: Jefferson or Boulder County
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Climb + Coffee is a monthly outdoor climbing gathering hosted by She Sends Collective, created to make outdoor climbing more accessible, welcoming, and community-driven.
Each event combines social climbing with fresh coffee, pastries from Moxie Bread Co., and connection with the She Sends community — all set against the backdrop of beautiful Front Range climbing areas. Guides set multiple top ropes in advance so participants can spend more time climbing, connecting, and enjoying a relaxed morning outside.
Whether it’s your first time climbing outdoors or you’re an experienced climber looking to meet new partners and build community, Climb + Coffee is designed to be a low-pressure and supportive environment where everyone is welcome.
Participants can also expect a little fun swag from La Sportiva and plenty of opportunities to meet other climbers throughout the morning.
Events take place once per month on Sunday mornings from April through September.
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Participants can expect:
Multiple top-rope climbs set and managed by guides
A welcoming, inclusive, community-focused environment
Coffee + fresh pastries from Moxie Bread Co.
Social climbing and connection with other climbers
Supportive guides and volunteers present throughout the morning
Swag…
Plenty of climbing, laughter, and shared stoke outside
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Participants should:
Be open to meeting new people, and spending time outside
Be able to hike short distances on uneven terrain while carrying personal items
Tie in with a figure 8 follow through knot
No outdoor climbing experience is necessary.
All climbing systems and top ropes are set and managed by guides.
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Kate Sedrowski + Brooke Ross
Intro to Trad Climbing
Dates: August 16
Location: Jefferson or Boulder County
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Ready to move beyond sport climbing and start building the skills needed to climb traditional routes safely and confidently?
This 1.5-day Intro to Trad Climbing Clinic is designed for climbers looking to learn the foundations of traditional lead climbing in a supportive, hands-on environment. Throughout the clinic, participants will gain practical experience placing gear, building anchors, managing ropes, and understanding the systems that create safe and efficient trad climbers.
You’ll spend time learning from the ground up before progressing into mock leading routes while placing gear and receiving direct feedback from your guide(s). Our goal is to help you build both technical understanding and confidence while developing good habits from the start.
Whether you’re hoping to eventually lead single pitch trad routes, follow trad climbs more competently, or simply deepen your understanding of climbing systems, this clinic provides a strong foundation for future progression.
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Participants will:
Develop a working knowledge of active + passive protection, gear selection, and gear care
Practice placing trad gear in a variety of rock features
Learn the fundamentals of anchor building
Practice mock leading while placing gear
Learn how to identify clipping + resting stances while leading
Understand rope management considerations while trad climbing
Explore concepts of leader safety, risk assessment, and fall factors
Build familiarity with common trad climbing terminology + systems
Connect with other climbers interested in learning trad climbing
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Participants should be comfortable belaying on TR with an assisting locking belay device, and tying in with a figure 8 follow through knot.
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Kate Sedrowski