Clint’s journey into the world of adventure began after a serious motorcycle accident in 2005 nearly cost him his foot. Determined not to be defined by injury, he turned to running and, later, climbing—pushing his body and mind beyond limits.

What began as a way to heal evolved into a passion for vertical challenges. Clint conquered his fear of heights through indoor climbing, eventually leading to a 250-meter free climb in France’s Gorge du Verdon. For him, climbing isn’t just sport—it’s community, resilience, and freedom.

Whether exploring London’s indoor walls or Portland’s rugged crags, Clint is a vocal advocate for getting outdoors. He’s passionate about helping others discover the joy of climbing and the healing power of nature.

I’m Declan, a climber and trail runner from Manchester.  After an injury turned me into more of a trail runner than a climber. I have recently rekindled my love for climbing through community events.  When I do climb you will usually find me bouldering or getting the trad rack out!

Jasmin is a climber, coach, and route setter based in London. Her greatest passion lies in sharing the magic of climbing—whether through coaching others toward their personal goals or crafting creative, inclusive routes that invite all abilities to play.

When she’s not helping others grow, Jasmin can be found competing in climbing comps across London, where she thrives on challenge and community. Originally from a small town up North, she finds the contrast of city life both inspiring and grounding, often seeking balance through time outdoors.

Climbing, hiking, camping, stretching, running—Jasmin embraces every opportunity to reconnect with nature, move her body, and simply enjoy the open air.

Originally from North Wales, I’ve been climbing for as long as I can remember, but started taking it seriously around age nine. I grew up in the competition scene and spent any spare weekend I could on the rock back in Wales. After eight years on the GB Climbing Team, I decided to step back too finding a better balance through climbing outside and reshaping what the sport means to me. Now living in Sheffield it’s been about climbing hard, spending days out with friends, chasing new adventures, and documenting it all through photography.