Indoor climbing at Gravity Worx covers all three Olympic disciplines — Lead & Top Rope, Speed, and Bouldering.

Lead climbing is the most traditional form of roped climbing. The climber clips the rope through quickdraws as they ascend, protecting their fall. Top rope climbing uses a fixed anchor at the top of the wall — ideal for beginners as the rope is always above you. Both disciplines require a belaying partner.
Lead climbing requires a lead climbing assessment completed at our gym. New to lead? Ask our staff about our lead climbing assessments — walk-in assessments available during opening hours.

Speed climbing is one of the most exhilarating spectacles in sport climbing — and one of the three disciplines in the Olympic Games. Gravity Worx features an Speed wall built to IFSC specifications, the same standardised 15-metre wall used in international competition.
The world record stands at under 5 seconds. Whether you’re chasing competitive times or just want to experience the thrill of going flat out, our speed wall is open to anyone holding a lead climbing certification.

Bouldering is climbing without ropes — on shorter walls (typically 4–5m) with thick crash mats below. It’s the most social and accessible form of climbing, requiring no harness or partner. Just you, the wall, and your problem-solving skills.
Problems (the term for bouldering routes) are graded from V0 (beginner) to V10+ (elite). Gravity Worx has a dedicated bouldering section with problems set for all levels, reset regularly by our experienced routesetters so there’s always something fresh to work on.
All visitors need to complete a waiver before climbing. Lead climbing and belaying requires an assessment by one of our staff. Walk-in assessments are available during opening hours — no appointment needed.