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Glossary of Terms
A simple guide to the words you’ll hear around the gym


How to use the Circuit Wall
A climbing wall with multiple problems of varying grades/difficulty, designed for endurance training. Allows climbers to tackle a variety of problems, promoting endurance and consistency in training.


How to use the MoonBoard
One of the original interactive training boards. It’s a fixed layout of small, powerful holds, lit with LEDs and connected to an app where climbers can access thousands of problems.


How to use the Kilter Board
An adjustable, LED-lit training wall covered in Kilter holds. Controlled via an app, it lets climbers choose the wall angle and climb problems set by themselves or the global climbing community. Often just called “the Kilter”.


Slab of the Week
A weekly reset wall with a fun mystery tagged challenge to push your limits.


How to use the Decoy Board
This board offers a high-density layout, opening up endless possibilities for creative routes. You’ll find a range of textures on the holds to provide comfortable and varied grips.


How to use the Hang Board
A training tool mounted on a wall, featuring edges, pockets, and slopers designed to build finger strength. Climbers typically hang from it using different grips, sometimes with added weight or timers.


How to use the Spray Wall
A Spray Wall is a climbing wall packed with a dense mix of holds, giving endless options for movement and problems.


How to use the Campus Board
A training board made up of evenly spaced wooden rungs, used to build finger strength, contact strength and explosive power.
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