Singapore National Climbing Standards (SNCS) Level 3 Certification Course (10-11 Jun)
2023-06-10 09:00 - 2023-06-11 17:00 UTC | The Cliff @ Snow City, 21 Jurong Town Hall Rd, Singapore 609433, Singapore, 609433, Singapore
**Our Sports Climbing Level 3 Certification is certified under Singapore National Climbing Standards (SNCS)**
Class Size: 4 pax only. Slots are secured only after payment has been made.
Objective: To introduce the techniques of climbing bolted multi-pitch routes safely.
Pre-requisite:

At least 16 years of age
Has Sport Climbing Course Level Two certificate or equivalent; and Abseil Proficiency Course Level One certificate or equivalent*

*This course builds on the basic skills learned in the abovementioned courses; trainees should be familiar and confident with these basic skills before undertaking this course.
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Syllabus

Lead Climbing
– Artificial Climbing Walls vs Natural Rocks
– Types of protection points
– Multi-pitch climbing
Introducing Equipment for Multi-Pitch Climb (usage, care & limitation)
– Dynamic ropes (Single/Half/Twin)
– Accessory Cords/Prusiks (various diameters)
– Quickdraws
– Slings (Runners)/ Tapes (safety slings, extension as Runners, anchors)
– Belay devices
– Circular descending devices (e.g. Figure-of-8, Harpoon)
– Planular descending devices (e.g. Stich Plate)
– Tubular descending devices (e.g. ATC)
– In-Line adjustable devices (e.g. Rack)
– Auto-locking descending devices (e.g. Gri Gri, Cinch, Stop)
Knots & Hitches (usage, limitation, dressing)
– Double Figure of 8 knot with double bight
– Friction knots (Standard/Classic, Klemheist, French)
– Overhand knot
– Clove Hitch
– Italian Hitch (Munter)
Anchor System
– Criteria for anchors
– Types of anchors (Self-equalized, Isolated/Static, Rope anchors)
Multi-Pitch Climb
– Leading & seconding – changeover
– Setting up anchors (using slings/tapes, ropes)
– Belaying (direct & indirect)
– Pre-climb checks
– Climbing commands
– Safety considerations (anchors, fall factor, buddy check)
Understanding risks involving multi-pitch climbing
Abseil
– Abseil with backup (auto-block)
– Counter-balance abseil
– Stack abseil
Ascending on ropes (prusiking)
Course Review

Passing Standards: Trainees must demonstrate the following –

Setup anchor system for multi-pitch climb
Belaying a climber using both direct & indirect belay system
Lead climb changeover to abseil with backup
Ascending on ropes
Conduct proper pre-climb checks
Correct use of climbing calls
Safe equipment handling

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Payment Mode

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Batu Caves & KL Camp5 Climbing Trip (16-18 Jun)
2023-06-16 15:00 - 2023-06-18 23:00 | Batu Caves, no 15 blok 2, Kampung Melayu Wira Damai, 68100 Batu Caves, Selangor, Malaysia
**This event is opened ONLY to those who have at least a Singapore National Climbing Standards (SNCS) Sport Climbing Level 1 and above**
REGISTER HERE!
So you’re certified and have been working hard perfecting your moves on artificial walls…but how will you fare on real rocks and raw heights ~ outdoors? This is the perfect trip to test your chops on pristine limestone in Malaysia’s Batu Caves crag! Regardless of your SNCS level, there is something for you:

Level 1. Top rope routes averaging 20 – 30 meters in height will be set up for climbing
Level 2. There’s a huge assortment of 20 – 30m routes to lead (some 5s, lots of 6a’s and b’s)
Level 3. The more adventurous ones may try multi-pitch options, where 2-5 pitch routes will take you up 78 meters and beyond

Have friends or loved ones who don’t climb? Ditch them! We’re kidding! They’re most welcome to come hang out, enjoy amazing food and indulge in retail therapy. Be nice, so that they may help take photos and videos of you in action.
Day One @ Batu Caves
Gua Damai, Batu Caves in KL Malaysia is a well maintained outdoor (with rain shelters) limestone climbing crag. It offers varied and spacious climbing located in a safe neighbourhood, easily accessible with convenient toilet / shower facilities, refreshment stalls, gear rental shop, and even a children’s playground.
The most famous of 8 climbing rock faces is Damai Wall or also known as the Gua Damai Extreme Park. Situated on the Northern side of Batu Caves, Damai Wall has around 35 different routes, many of which are graded between 5C to 6B+ with an exception of a few breaching 7. We typically climb at Batu on the first day of the trip. Pre-plan what you want to climb at Batu Caves by looking at the routes online here!
As with all outdoor activities, it is highly recommended that participants secure sufficient medical / emergency insurance coverage. If you are currently uninsured for such trips involving high risk activities, do contact Shirley Lee @ 98581908 to get AIA Insurance coverage specifically for rock climbing activities. It’s just $30 for peace of mind, coverage for 3 days 2 nights travel + trip activity protection.
Besides climbing outdoors, this trip will also introduce you to one of the largest climbing gyms in this part of the world – Camp 5. We typically visit them on the second day of the trip. As this is indoors, Camp 5 will also serve as our back-up plan for inclement weather on Day One.
Day Two @ Camp 5, 1Utama Mega Shopping Mall
Camp 5 is Asia’s largest indoor climbing gym perched on the top floors of 1Utama, the largest shopping complex in Malaysia. The gym features state-of-the-art climbing walls encased within a breathtaking 30m glass enclosure. There is a large top rope section for beginners, another with auto belays, a massive 24m lead wall, 2 freestanding boulder blocks and a huge boulder cave with a high ball section that can be topped out onto the second floor. There’s enough routes here to challenge all levels of climbers for perpetuity (refer to the route list here)
Singaporean climbers are “required” to have first hand exposure to Batu Caves and Camp 5 at least once in their climbing careers! Join us for what will be a memorable road trip out of Singapore to explore the variety of climbing options beyond our borders.
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This event is organized by Rockerfellas Adventure Pte Ltd
Registration No. 201602890H
STB Travel Agents’ License No. 02861
Event Details

Date: 16/06/2023 (1500hr Friday) – 18/06/2023 (2359hr Sunday)
Pick up: Marsiling MRT (Friday) – 3pm
Max group size: 30 pax
Cost : For two nights; will assign same gender for twin/triple share rooms
– $330 (Twin Share)
– $340 (Triple Share)
– $380 (Single)

Rockerfellas DBS Corporate Account : 0179056055
PayNow UEN: 201602890H
Whatapp your payment Details to 96250587
Includes:

Hotel for 2 nights
Dinner on one night
2 way transports to KL and back
2 way transport – between Batu Caves and Camp 5

Not included:

Insurance (Highly Recommended) $30 – approximately
Helmet , harness, climbing shoes, entrance fees to camp 5
Personal expenses
All F & B & expenses not mentioned above
All Types Alcoholic Drinks
Entrance fee to Camp 5

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Baseline Itinerary:
Depart on Friday

1500hrs – Registration at Marsiling MRT
1530hrs – Transport departs. Please be punctual.- At Malaysian customs: all passengers to alight with all personal belongings to clear customs.
– Reboard transport, make way to KL.
1 stop at Ayer Keroh Jejantas for dinner
Before 11pm – Arrive at Hotel 99

Day 1 – Saturday

8:00am – Breakfast (on your own)
9:00 – 9:15 am – Gather at lobby to check gear, purchase water and snacks from nearby store.
9:30am: Board transport and set off for Batu Caves. Please be punctual.
10:00am – Arrive at Batu Caves. Gear up and climb!
3:00 – 3:30pm – Wrap up climbs
4:00pm – Board transport and head straight to early Group Dinner(included)
6:30pm – Board transport and head back to hotel. Shower, rest up.
8:00pm – Meet at lobby if you wish to explore Jalan Alor and Jalan Bukit Bintang , just 10 minutes walk away from our hotel. Free & Easy: massage, durians, shopping, exploration, K-ok.
– Refer to these links for more details (Bukit Bintang | Jalan Alor)
10:30 pm – Back to hotel. Sleep early!

Day 2 – Sunday

7:30am – Morning call
8:00 – 8:15am – Meet at lobby for check out procedures
8:30am – Board transport, head to 1 Utama
9:00am – Breakfast at Teh Tarik Place @ 1Utama: Lower Ground Floor, Rainforest
10:00am – Register and climb at Camp 5
3:00 – 3:30pm – Wrap up climbs, shower, freshen up etc
3:45pm – Settle down at Camp 5’s cafeteria
4:00 pm – Early Group Dinner @ Camp 5
5:00 pm – Board transport, and head back to Singapore
– 1 rest stop along the way.
– At Malaysian customs: all passengers alight to clear customs with just travel documents. Leave belongings on transport
– Reboard transport, cross causeway to Singapore customs.
– At Singapore customs: all passengers to alight with all personal belongings to clear customs.
– Reboard transport, make way to nearest MRT Station for drop off.
11:30pm – Arrive at Marsiling MRT Station. Arrival time entirely dependent on traffic conditions and customs. We usually get in around 10pm. 11:30pm assumes the worst of conditions.

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Recommended Packing List

Valid passport (with more than 6 months to expiration) and visa. It is your responsibility to find out if you require a visa for entry into Malaysia
$150 – 300 Malaysian Ringgit and $100 Singapore dollars for personal use
Mobile phone
Pack 2x sets comfortable clothes for the 3 – 5 hours on the bus each way. Pack 2x sets of climbing clothes;
– For climbing at Batu + a spare tee after the climb / dinner.
– For climbing at Camp 5 + fresh clothes after you shower.
Toiletries. Hotel has shampoo, shower gel, soap
Slippers
Torchlight
Insect repellent, mozzie patches
A container for at least 1.5 litres of drinking water. Do your part for the environment, bring a large personal reusable drinking bottle or a water bag to reduce plastic bottled water purchases (help reduce disposable plastic waste!). You should plan for:- 2 liters of drinking water per day
– Additional 2 liters for top rope climbers: total 4L
– Additional 2 liters for multi-pitch climbers at Batu Caves: total 6L.
– It is recommended for multi-pitch climbers to carry a hydration system of at least 2L on your climb.
Harness, climbing shoes, chalk bag, personal anchoring system, helmet. Finger tape, extra chalk, spare pair of climbing shoes
Rain and Sun protection gear: poncho, foldable umbrella, sunglasses, caps, visors, hats, sunscreen lotion, UV reflecting rash guard etc.

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Registration + Payment Terms and Conditions

Confirmation is based on the First-Pay-First-Confirmed basis.
All RSVPs will be placed on the “Waiting” list until Payment has been verified.
Payments are non-refundable. Please indicate your name when transferring your payment to the our bank account.
Organizers reserve the right to reject applicants based on their suitability, health and other factors for the event.

*To organize the trip, we need to pre-plan, pre-book transport, accommodation and meals ahead of time. These are paid in advance to multiple vendors who do not offer refunds due to medical, work or personal reasons.
**If you have paid, and subsequently cannot make the trip, you may arrange to have someone else take your spot. Please notify us when this happens, so that we may update records. Your substitute will have to register their personal information with us.
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Terms of Participation

Only climbers certified to SNCS Level 1 or equivalent may belay during the trip. Non-climbers may join trip, may partake in some climbing activities , but may not belay others.
If the participant is tardy or does not show up at the meeting point specified above, the Organizers cannot be expected to wait. There will be no refund.
Participants are to find out and fulfill, in a timely manner, the immigration requirements of the trip with regards to visa / permit documentation. Organizers shall not be liable for consequences due to immigration delays and complications.
The itinerary serves only as a guide, flexibility or changes to it may be required while the trip unfolds.
Participants who do not cooperate, heed or adhere to instructions set forth by the Organizers shall be removed from the event.
Organizers cannot be held responsible for any changes, cancellations or delays caused by accidents, strikes, change in government regulations, weather conditions, natural calamities and Acts of God.
All participants are strongly advised to have comprehensive travel insurance against medical exigencies, accidents, mishaps, misadventures, natural calamities, Acts of God etc. with the appropriate coverage for stated activities in specific geographical locations. If you wish to purchase insurance coverage through us, please send request to Derek @ 96250587 via Whatapp.
The participant understands that during the course of the trip certain events may occur, including, but not limited to, accidents or illnesses, political instability, forces of nature and Acts of God etc. The participant agrees to assume all risks associated with the trip and indemnifies the Organiser against all claims, disputes arising from his / her participation.

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Liability Releases, Waivers, Disclaimers, Assumption of Risk and Responsibility
The following must be read, understood and accepted by all participants:
“I acknowledges that this is an outdoor adventure trip with very real inherent risks involved. That by signing up for, registering with and participating in, I am knowingly assuming these risks voluntarily. I enter this agreement entirely of my own volition, with thorough appreciation of what it entails and of its gravity. I have had ample time and opportunity to peruse, comprehend and consent to the following terms and conditions stated herein.
By registering for this overseas climbing trip , I recognise and acknowledge that I am entering into a legally binding agreement. I attest that I am cognisant and wholly accepting of the terms and conditions set forth below.

I recognize that the nature of the sport of rock climbing and all accompaniment activities; such as bouldering, top rope / lead / speed, outdoor climbing, all related conditioning and training regimes etc, carry with it significant inherent risks which may result in short / long term illnesses, injuries (e.g. permanent disability, incapacitation), including death, as a result of either known / unknown intentional malicious intent, unintentional mishaps (caused directly or indirectly by RockerFellas hosts and Organizers, other climbers, spectators, participants, chaperons, domestic maids, or passer-bys), or Acts of God occurring at or around Batu Caves, Putrajaya and Camp 5.
In full appreciation of the aforementioned, I willingly assume all risks and hereby waive all my rights to pursue legal options seeking compensatory remedies of any kind for physical, mental, material, or personal property damages that happens on this trip from RockerFellas hosts (and her Organizers). On behalf of the minors in my charge, I also agreed to discharge and waive all rights referred to here and in (1).
I hereby attest that I and / or the minors in my charge, are legally, mentally and physically capable of engaging the activities described in (1), and that I / we voluntarily assume full responsibility of the risks aforementioned in (2). It is my solemn declaration that all the information I have provided in this application, to be true and accurate.”

Singapore National Climbing Standards (SNCS) Level 1 Certification Course (24 Jun)
2023-06-24 09:00 - 17:00 | The Cliff @ Snow City, 21 Jurong Town Hall Rd, Singapore 609433, Singapore, 609433, Singapore
**Our Sports Climbing Level 1 Certification is certified under Singapore National Climbing Standards (SNCS)**
Beginners are welcome!
When was the last time you truly challenged yourself or did something adventurous?
Come and join us to learn the techniques of climbing. You’ll never imagine how much a difference it would make to your life!
Sports climbing is a multi-dimensional sport from a fitness point of view. It offers a holistic balance between physical exercise and mental discipline. And it is much more than just upper-body strength. It relies on precisely trained intricate footwork, lower body strength, and lean muscle mass. Although not often thought of as a common form of cardio, ascending walls is a sure way to get your heart pumping. A one-hour climb session can burn well over 700 calories!
Our instructors have been trained according to Singapore Sport Climbing and Mountaineering Federation (SSCMF) standards, and withhold a high regard for the safety of all participants. After this one-day course, you will be awarded with a Sport Climbing Level One Certificate, in accordance with the SNCS endorsed by the SSCMF.
Pre-requisite:

At least 13 years of age

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Please wear ¾ long pants*
Items to bring along:
1. Water
2. A pair of socks
3. Towel (Optional)
4. Extra clothes to change after session (Optional)
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Syllabus

Introduction to the Sport of Climbing
– Top-rope Climbing vs Lead Climbing
– Placement of protection points
– Development of climbing in Singapore
– Concept of climbing
– Sport climbing /Traditional climbing
– Lead / Top-rope
– Bouldering
Introduction of Climbing Equipment (usage, care & limitation)
– Ropes (Dynamic & Static)
– Harness
– Carabiner
– Friction devices (Fig. 8 & Tubular)
– Climbing shoes
– Helmet
– Chalk (Drying agent)
– Others – Quickdraws (Runners), Sling/Tape
Tie-in Knot (usage, limitationc& dressing)
– Figure of Eight thread-through
Belaying Technique (5 steps belay) using friction devices
– Belaying a climber
– Lowering a climber
– Belaying stance
– Arresting a climber’s fall
– Rope handling & management
Basic Climbing Technique
– Use of handholds – pinch, grip, underhand, side pull, sloper & pocket
– Use of footholds – edging & smearing
– Basic wall configuration – corners, overhangs, slabs & roof
Top-Rope Climbing
– Pre-climb checks
– Climbing commands
– Spotting
– Safety considerations – pendulums, falling on other people, rope placement & buddy check
Course Review
– Suggestions for further advancement
– General discussion and feedback

Passing Standards: Trainees must demonstrate the following –

Correct harness usage
Correct tie-in technique using the figure-of-8 knot
Correct belay technique using a friction device
Correct use of climbing calls
Perform pre-climb checks

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Payment Mode

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Singapore National Abseiling Standards (SNCS) Level 2 (24-25 Jun)
2023-06-24 09:00 - 2023-06-25 17:00 | The Cliff @ Snow City, 21 Jurong Town Hall Rd, Singapore 609433, Singapore, 609433, Singapore
**Our Sports Climbing Level 2 Certification is certified under Singapore National Climbing Standards (SNCS)**
Come and join us for Sports Climbing Level 2 Certified Course to be an independent climber, to have a deeper insight to the core aspects of sport climbing.
Benefits

Improve fitness, strength, coordination, upper body strength,core muscles
If you love to go for an adventurous hiking or climbing trip, this is an essential skill to complement you adventure trips
By joining us, you will have more climbing kakis as you will be invited to our sport climbing community for weekly climbs

Pre-requisite:

Participants need to have acquired Level 1 Sport Climbing certification and basic climbing skills. If you don’t have Level 1 Sport Climbing, you will need to arrange a climbing session with us to assess (compulsory) your climbing skills and general knowledge on sport climbing.

*Our instructors have been trained according to Singapore Sport Climbing and Mountaineering Federation (SSCMF) standards, and withhold a high regard for the safety of all participants. After this two-day course, you will be awarded with a Sport Climbing Level two Certificate, in accordance with the SNCS endorsed by the SSCMF.
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Syllabus

Introduction to Lead Climbing
– Top-rope Climbing vs Lead Climbing
– Placement of protection points
– Understanding Fall Factor and Impact Force
– Understanding the anchor system on artificial wall
Equipment Required for Lead Climbing (usage, care, limitation)
– Dynamic rope vs Static rope
– Harness with gear loops
– Quickdraws (Runners)
– Slings / Tapes (safety slings, extension as Runners)
– Friction devices (Fig.8 & Tubular)
– Helmet
– Knots (usage, limitation & dressing)
– Double Figure of 8 knot
– Tape knot
Belaying a Lead Climber using friction devices
– Giving slack & taking-in
– Belaying stance
– Arresting a climber’s fall
– Dynamic Belaying
– Rope handling & management
Lead Climbing & Techniques
– Pre-climb checks
– Clipping in techniques, prevention & undo “Z” clips
– Runners’ placement & direction
– Climbing on overhangs & roofs
– Safe falling position
– Climbing commands
– Top-out Technique

Passing Standards: Trainees must demonstrate the following –

Confident with lead climbing on an easy route
Correct placement of protection points on a lead climb
Correct belaying of a lead climber using a friction device
Correct top-out technique on fixed anchor
Conduct proper pre-climb checks
Correct use of climbing calls
Safe equipment handling

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Payment Mode

PayNow or PayLah to 96250587. Please Whatsapp your name and payment reference number once you have done so. Feel free to text me at 96250587 for further enquiry!

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Singapore National Climbing Standards (SNCS) Level 1 Certification Course (1 Jul)
2023-07-01 09:00 - 17:00 | The Cliff @ Snow City, 21 Jurong Town Hall Rd, Singapore 609433, Singapore, 609433, Singapore

Singapore National Abseiling Standards (SNAS) Level 1 (2 Jul)
2023-07-02 09:00 - 17:00 | The Cliff @ Snow City, 21 Jurong Town Hall Rd, Singapore 609433, Singapore, 609433, Singapore
Objectives

The course is designed for people who have no prior knowledge on abseiling.
Participants will learn the basic skills to descend on ropes and have essential knowledge on the equipment required to abseil.

Pre-requisite:

At least 13 years of age

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Syllabus

Introduction to Abseiling
– Why do people abseil?
– Environment – natural rocks, tower
Introduction of Abseil Equipment (usage, care, limitation)
– Static rope, Harness, carabiner, Descending device – (Fig.8), Helmet, Gloves
Rope handling
– Managing ropes
– Coiling, lapping & chaining
Descend Practice (with a belay line) using Fig of 8 descender
– Rig-in and remove from rope system
– Basic stance and brake hand
– Abseil command
– Descend with a fireman’s belay
– Self rescue – apply lock-on system with leg wrap
Safety Considerations
– Rope placement on descender (smiley face)
– Importance of controlled descend
– Appropriate attire, loose hair etc
Course Review
– Suggestions for further advancement
– General discussion & feedback

Note: Wearing of helmet is compulsory when engaging in abseiling activities.
Passing Standards: Trainees must demonstrate the following –

Correct harness usage
Correct rig-in to abseil system with a Fig 8 descender
Perform a controlled descend
Perform a self-rescue
Correct use of abseiling commands

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Payment Mode

PayNow or PayLah to 96250587. Please Whatsapp your name and payment reference number once you have done so. Feel free to text me at 96250587 for further enquiry!

Sign up here!

Singapore National Climbing Standards (SNCS) Level 2 (8-9 Jul)
2023-07-08 09:00 - 2023-07-09 17:00 | The Cliff @ Snow City, 21 Jurong Town Hall Rd, Singapore 609433, Singapore, 609433, Singapore

Singapore National Climbing Standards (SNCS) Level 3 Certification Course (15-16 Jul)
2023-07-15 09:00 - 2023-07-16 17:00 | The Cliff @ Snow City, 21 Jurong Town Hall Rd, Singapore 609433, Singapore, 609433, Singapore

Singapore National Climbing Standards (SNCS) Level 2 (5-6 Aug)
2023-08-05 09:00 - 2023-08-06 17:00 | The Cliff @ Snow City, 21 Jurong Town Hall Rd, Singapore 609433, Singapore, 609433, Singapore

Singapore National Climbing Standards (SNCS) Level 1 Certification Course (12 Aug)
2023-08-12 09:00 - 17:00 | The Cliff @ Snow City, 21 Jurong Town Hall Rd, Singapore 609433, Singapore, 609433, Singapore

Singapore National Abseiling Standards (SNAS) Level 1 (13 Aug)
2023-08-13 09:00 - 17:00 | The Cliff @ Snow City, 21 Jurong Town Hall Rd, Singapore 609433, Singapore, 609433, Singapore

Batu Caves & KL Camp5 Climbing Trip (18-20 Aug)
2023-08-18 15:00 - 2023-08-20 23:00 | Batu Caves, no 15 blok 2, Kampung Melayu Wira Damai, 68100 Batu Caves, Selangor, Malaysia
**This event is opened ONLY to those who have at least a Singapore National Climbing Standards (SNCS) Sport Climbing Level 1 and above**
REGISTER HERE!
So you’re certified and have been working hard perfecting your moves on artificial walls…but how will you fare on real rocks and raw heights ~ outdoors? This is the perfect trip to test your chops on pristine limestone in Malaysia’s Batu Caves crag! Regardless of your SNCS level, there is something for you:

Level 1. Top rope routes averaging 20 – 30 meters in height will be set up for climbing
Level 2. There’s a huge assortment of 20 – 30m routes to lead (some 5s, lots of 6a’s and b’s)
Level 3. The more adventurous ones may try multi-pitch options, where 2-5 pitch routes will take you up 78 meters and beyond

Have friends or loved ones who don’t climb? Ditch them! We’re kidding! They’re most welcome to come hang out, enjoy amazing food and indulge in retail therapy. Be nice, so that they may help take photos and videos of you in action.
Day One @ Batu Caves
Gua Damai, Batu Caves in KL Malaysia is a well maintained outdoor (with rain shelters) limestone climbing crag. It offers varied and spacious climbing located in a safe neighbourhood, easily accessible with convenient toilet / shower facilities, refreshment stalls, gear rental shop, and even a children’s playground.
The most famous of 8 climbing rock faces is Damai Wall or also known as the Gua Damai Extreme Park. Situated on the Northern side of Batu Caves, Damai Wall has around 35 different routes, many of which are graded between 5C to 6B+ with an exception of a few breaching 7. We typically climb at Batu on the first day of the trip. Pre-plan what you want to climb at Batu Caves by looking at the routes online here!
As with all outdoor activities, it is highly recommended that participants secure sufficient medical / emergency insurance coverage. If you are currently uninsured for such trips involving high risk activities, do contact Shirley Lee @ 98581908 to get AIA Insurance coverage specifically for rock climbing activities. It’s just $30 for peace of mind, coverage for 3 days 2 nights travel + trip activity protection.
Besides climbing outdoors, this trip will also introduce you to one of the largest climbing gyms in this part of the world – Camp 5. We typically visit them on the second day of the trip. As this is indoors, Camp 5 will also serve as our back-up plan for inclement weather on Day One.
Day Two @ Camp 5, 1Utama Mega Shopping Mall
Camp 5 is Asia’s largest indoor climbing gym perched on the top floors of 1Utama, the largest shopping complex in Malaysia. The gym features state-of-the-art climbing walls encased within a breathtaking 30m glass enclosure. There is a large top rope section for beginners, another with auto belays, a massive 24m lead wall, 2 freestanding boulder blocks and a huge boulder cave with a high ball section that can be topped out onto the second floor. There’s enough routes here to challenge all levels of climbers for perpetuity (refer to the route list here)
Singaporean climbers are “required” to have first hand exposure to Batu Caves and Camp 5 at least once in their climbing careers! Join us for what will be a memorable road trip out of Singapore to explore the variety of climbing options beyond our borders.
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This event is organized by Rockerfellas Adventure Pte Ltd
Registration No. 201602890H
STB Travel Agents’ License No. 02861
Event Details

Date: 18/08/2023 (1500hr Friday) – 20/08/2023 (2359hr Sunday)
Pick up: Marsiling MRT (Friday) – 3pm
Max group size: 30 pax
Cost : For two nights; will assign same gender for twin/triple share rooms
– $330 (Twin Share)
– $340 (Triple Share)
– $380 (Single)

Rockerfellas DBS Corporate Account : 0179056055
PayNow UEN: 201602890H
Whatapp your payment Details to 96250587
Includes:

Hotel for 2 nights
Dinner on one night
2 way transports to KL and back
2 way transport – between Batu Caves and Camp 5

Not included:

Insurance (Highly Recommended) $30 – approximately
Helmet , harness, climbing shoes, entrance fees to camp 5
Personal expenses
All F & B & expenses not mentioned above
All Types Alcoholic Drinks
Entrance fee to Camp 5

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Baseline Itinerary:
Depart on Friday

1500hrs – Registration at Marsiling MRT
1530hrs – Transport departs. Please be punctual.- At Malaysian customs: all passengers to alight with all personal belongings to clear customs.- Reboard transport, make way to KL.
1 stop at Ayer Keroh Jejantas for dinner
Before 11pm – Arrive at Hotel 99

Day 1 – Saturday

8:00am – Breakfast (on your own)
9:00 – 9:15 am – Gather at lobby to check gear, purchase water and snacks from nearby store.
9:30am: Board transport and set off for Batu Caves. Please be punctual.
10:00am – Arrive at Batu Caves. Gear up and climb!
3:00 – 3:30pm – Wrap up climbs
4:00pm – Board transport and head straight to early Group Dinner(included)
6:30pm – Board transport and head back to hotel. Shower, rest up.
8:00pm – Meet at lobby if you wish to explore Jalan Alor and Jalan Bukit Bintang , just 10 minutes walk away from our hotel. Free & Easy: massage, durians, shopping, exploration, K-ok.
– Refer to these links for more details (Bukit Bintang | Jalan Alor)
10:30 pm – Back to hotel. Sleep early!

Day 2 – Sunday

7:30am – Morning call
8:00 – 8:15am – Meet at lobby for check out procedures
8:30am – Board transport, head to 1 Utama
9:00am – Breakfast at Teh Tarik Place @ 1Utama: Lower Ground Floor, Rainforest
10:00am – Register and climb at Camp 5
3:00 – 3:30pm – Wrap up climbs, shower, freshen up etc
3:45pm – Settle down at Camp 5’s cafeteria
4:00 pm – Early Group Dinner @ Camp 5
5:00 pm – Board transport, and head back to Singapore
– 1 rest stop along the way.- At Malaysian customs: all passengers alight to clear customs with just travel documents. Leave belongings on transport- Reboard transport, cross causeway to Singapore customs.- At Singapore customs: all passengers to alight with all personal belongings to clear customs.- Reboard transport, make way to nearest MRT Station for drop off.
11:30pm – Arrive at Marsiling MRT Station. Arrival time entirely dependent on traffic conditions and customs. We usually get in around 10pm. 11:30pm assumes the worst of conditions.

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Recommended Packing List

Valid passport (with more than 6 months to expiration) and visa. It is your responsibility to find out if you require a visa for entry into Malaysia
$150 – 300 Malaysian Ringgit and $100 Singapore dollars for personal use
Mobile phone
Pack 2x sets comfortable clothes for the 3 – 5 hours on the bus each way. Pack 2x sets of climbing clothes;
– For climbing at Batu + a spare tee after the climb / dinner.
– For climbing at Camp 5 + fresh clothes after you shower.
Toiletries. Hotel has shampoo, shower gel, soap
Slippers
Torchlight
Insect repellent, mozzie patches
A container for at least 1.5 litres of drinking water. Do your part for the environment, bring a large personal reusable drinking bottle or a water bag to reduce plastic bottled water purchases (help reduce disposable plastic waste!). You should plan for:- 2 liters of drinking water per day
– Additional 2 liters for top rope climbers: total 4L
– Additional 2 liters for multi-pitch climbers at Batu Caves: total 6L.
– It is recommended for multi-pitch climbers to carry a hydration system of at least 2L on your climb.
Harness, climbing shoes, chalk bag, personal anchoring system, helmet. Finger tape, extra chalk, spare pair of climbing shoes
Rain and Sun protection gear: poncho, foldable umbrella, sunglasses, caps, visors, hats, sunscreen lotion, UV reflecting rash guard etc.

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Registration + Payment Terms and Conditions

Confirmation is based on the First-Pay-First-Confirmed basis.
All RSVPs will be placed on the “Waiting” list until Payment has been verified.
Payments are non-refundable. Please indicate your name when transferring your payment to the our bank account.
Organizers reserve the right to reject applicants based on their suitability, health and other factors for the event.

*To organize the trip, we need to pre-plan, pre-book transport, accommodation and meals ahead of time. These are paid in advance to multiple vendors who do not offer refunds due to medical, work or personal reasons.
**If you have paid, and subsequently cannot make the trip, you may arrange to have someone else take your spot. Please notify us when this happens, so that we may update records. Your substitute will have to register their personal information with us.
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Terms of Participation

Only climbers certified to SNCS Level 1 or equivalent may belay during the trip. Non-climbers may join trip, may partake in some climbing activities , but may not belay others.
If the participant is tardy or does not show up at the meeting point specified above, the Organizers cannot be expected to wait. There will be no refund.
Participants are to find out and fulfill, in a timely manner, the immigration requirements of the trip with regards to visa / permit documentation. Organizers shall not be liable for consequences due to immigration delays and complications.
The itinerary serves only as a guide, flexibility or changes to it may be required while the trip unfolds.
Participants who do not cooperate, heed or adhere to instructions set forth by the Organizers shall be removed from the event.
Organizers cannot be held responsible for any changes, cancellations or delays caused by accidents, strikes, change in government regulations, weather conditions, natural calamities and Acts of God.
All participants are strongly advised to have comprehensive travel insurance against medical exigencies, accidents, mishaps, misadventures, natural calamities, Acts of God etc. with the appropriate coverage for stated activities in specific geographical locations. If you wish to purchase insurance coverage through us, please send request to Derek @ 96250587 via Whatapp.
The participant understands that during the course of the trip certain events may occur, including, but not limited to, accidents or illnesses, political instability, forces of nature and Acts of God etc. The participant agrees to assume all risks associated with the trip and indemnifies the Organiser against all claims, disputes arising from his / her participation.

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Liability Releases, Waivers, Disclaimers, Assumption of Risk and Responsibility
The following must be read, understood and accepted by all participants:
“I acknowledges that this is an outdoor adventure trip with very real inherent risks involved. That by signing up for, registering with and participating in, I am knowingly assuming these risks voluntarily. I enter this agreement entirely of my own volition, with thorough appreciation of what it entails and of its gravity. I have had ample time and opportunity to peruse, comprehend and consent to the following terms and conditions stated herein.
By registering for this overseas climbing trip , I recognise and acknowledge that I am entering into a legally binding agreement. I attest that I am cognisant and wholly accepting of the terms and conditions set forth below.

I recognize that the nature of the sport of rock climbing and all accompaniment activities; such as bouldering, top rope / lead / speed, outdoor climbing, all related conditioning and training regimes etc, carry with it significant inherent risks which may result in short / long term illnesses, injuries (e.g. permanent disability, incapacitation), including death, as a result of either known / unknown intentional malicious intent, unintentional mishaps (caused directly or indirectly by RockerFellas hosts and Organizers, other climbers, spectators, participants, chaperons, domestic maids, or passer-bys), or Acts of God occurring at or around Batu Caves, Putrajaya and Camp 5.
In full appreciation of the aforementioned, I willingly assume all risks and hereby waive all my rights to pursue legal options seeking compensatory remedies of any kind for physical, mental, material, or personal property damages that happens on this trip from RockerFellas hosts (and her Organizers). On behalf of the minors in my charge, I also agreed to discharge and waive all rights referred to here and in (1).
I hereby attest that I and / or the minors in my charge, are legally, mentally and physically capable of engaging the activities described in (1), and that I / we voluntarily assume full responsibility of the risks aforementioned in (2). It is my solemn declaration that all the information I have provided in this application, to be true and accurate.”

Singapore National Climbing Standards (SNCS) Level 3 Certification Course (26-27 Aug)
2023-08-26 09:00 - 2023-08-27 17:00 | The Cliff @ Snow City, 21 Jurong Town Hall Rd, Singapore 609433, Singapore, 609433, Singapore

Singapore National Climbing Standards (SNCS) Level 2 (9-10 Sep)
2023-09-09 09:00 - 2023-09-10 17:00 | The Cliff @ Snow City, 21 Jurong Town Hall Rd, Singapore 609433, Singapore, 609433, Singapore

SNCS Instructor Training Course (ITC) (22-24 Sep)
2023-09-22 09:00 - 2023-09-24 17:00 | The Cliff @ Snow City, 21 Jurong Town Hall Rd, Singapore 609433, Singapore, 609433, Singapore
The Singapore National Climbing Standards (SNCS) Climbing Instructor Scheme defines the professional training and competence requirements leading to the SNCS Climbing Instructor certifications and is concerned with good practices and high standards of instruction leading to safe enjoyment of the sport of climbing. It is the only national climbing instructor training scheme in Singapore that is endorsed and recognized by the South East Asia Climbing Federation (SEACF), Singapore Sport Climbing and Mountaineering Federation (SSCMF) and the Singapore Sports Council.
Group Size: 8 pax max
Pre-requisite:

Be a member of a SSCMF affiliated club/association/organisation.
Have a genuine interest in the sport, and the instruction & supervision of groups for sport and/or rock climbing.
Have at least 12 months’ experience of sport and/or rock climbing and meet the necessary pre-requisite qualifications.
– Need to have SNCS Sport Climbing Level 3 certification
– At least 18 years of age at the date of registration.
– Have valid first aid certificate

For more info, please refer to this website.
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Singapore National Climbing Standards (SNCS) Level 1 Certification Course (30 Sep)
2023-09-30 09:00 - 17:00 | The Cliff @ Snow City, 21 Jurong Town Hall Rd, Singapore 609433, Singapore, 609433, Singapore

Singapore National Abseiling Standards (SNAS) Level 1 (1 Oct)
2023-10-01 09:00 - 17:00 | The Cliff @ Snow City, 21 Jurong Town Hall Rd, Singapore 609433, Singapore, 609433, Singapore

Singapore National Climbing Standards (SNCS) Level 2 (7-8 Oct)
2023-10-07 09:00 - 2023-10-08 17:00 | The Cliff @ Snow City, 21 Jurong Town Hall Rd, Singapore 609433, Singapore, 609433, Singapore

Singapore National Climbing Standards (SNCS) Level 1 Certification Course (14 Oct)
2023-10-14 09:00 - 17:00 | The Cliff @ Snow City, 21 Jurong Town Hall Rd, Singapore 609433, Singapore, 609433, Singapore

Singapore National Climbing Standards (SNCS) Level 2 (14-15 Oct)
2023-10-14 09:00 - 2023-10-15 17:00 | The Cliff @ Snow City, 21 Jurong Town Hall Rd, Singapore 609433, Singapore, 609433, Singapore

Singapore National Climbing Standards (SNCS) Level 1 Certification Course (15 Oct)
2023-10-15 09:00 - 17:00 | The Cliff @ Snow City, 21 Jurong Town Hall Rd, Singapore 609433, Singapore, 609433, Singapore

Singapore National Climbing Standards (SNCS) Level 2 (21-22 Oct)
2023-10-21 09:00 - 2023-10-22 17:00 | The Cliff @ Snow City, 21 Jurong Town Hall Rd, Singapore 609433, Singapore, 609433, Singapore

Singapore National Climbing Standards (SNCS) Level 2 (28-29 Oct)
2023-10-28 09:00 - 2023-10-29 17:00 | The Cliff @ Snow City, 21 Jurong Town Hall Rd, Singapore 609433, Singapore, 609433, Singapore

Singapore National Climbing Standards (SNCS) Level 1 Certification Course (4 Nov)
2023-11-04 09:00 - 17:00 | The Cliff @ Snow City, 21 Jurong Town Hall Rd, Singapore 609433, Singapore, 609433, Singapore

Singapore National Abseiling Standards (SNAS) Level 1 (5 Nov)
2023-11-05 09:00 - 17:00 | The Cliff @ Snow City, 21 Jurong Town Hall Rd, Singapore 609433, Singapore, 609433, Singapore

Singapore National Climbing Standards (SNCS) Level 3 Certification Course (11-12 Nov)
2023-11-11 09:00 - 2023-11-12 17:00 | The Cliff @ Snow City, 21 Jurong Town Hall Rd, Singapore 609433, Singapore, 609433, Singapore

Singapore National Climbing Standards (SNCS) Level 2 (18-19 Nov)
2023-11-18 09:00 - 2023-11-19 17:00 | The Cliff @ Snow City, 21 Jurong Town Hall Rd, Singapore 609433, Singapore, 609433, Singapore

Singapore National Climbing Standards (SNCS) Level 3 (25-26 Nov)
2023-11-25 09:00 - 2023-11-26 17:00 | The Cliff @ Snow City, 21 Jurong Town Hall Rd, Singapore 609433, Singapore, 609433, Singapore

Singapore National Climbing Standards (SNCS) Level 1 Certification Course (2 Dec)
2023-12-02 09:00 - 17:00 | The Cliff @ Snow City, 21 Jurong Town Hall Rd, Singapore 609433, Singapore, 609433, Singapore

Singapore National Abseiling Standards (SNAS) Level 1 (3 Dec)
2023-12-03 09:00 - 17:00 | The Cliff @ Snow City, 21 Jurong Town Hall Rd, Singapore 609433, Singapore, 609433, Singapore
