I didn’t get into climbing to stay indoors.

For the past few years, I’ve been climbing consistently outside in southern Ontario — learning how to move on real rock, push my limits, and actually enjoy the process. I’ve climbed over 500 routes across North America even establishing and first ascending my own, and for the last 3 years I’ve been leading regularly, often every other day.

Most weeks, you’ll find me outside at least twice — not just climbing, but understanding the rock, the movement, and what it actually takes to improve out here.

I climb up to 5.12+ and focus heavily on efficient movement, technique, and building real confidence on the wall. I’m also extremely disciplined with my training and lifestyle, maintaining a lean, strong physique that supports performance — not just aesthetics.

Over time, I started noticing something:

A lot of strong climbers struggle outdoors.

Not because they aren’t capable — but because no one ever showed them how to apply their strength on real rock.

That’s where I come in.

I started Stayoutdoorsclub to help climbers:
• Transition from gym to outdoor climbing
• Improve technique and efficiency
• Build confidence on real routes

I know the local crags, the routes, and the progression paths that actually make a difference. My coaching is hands-on, practical, and built around real climbing — not just theory.

If you’re serious about improving your outdoor climbing, I’m here to help you get there faster.

— Stayoutdoorsclub