Members pay $10 a class; the non-member price is shown when booking on the BlocHaus customer portal.
A drop-in hour for first-timers or anyone wanting to settle their nerves: bouldering basics, how to fall, and making the most of trying and failing on the wall.
As BlocHaus Port Melbourne lists it. Times and prices change, so check with the wall before you book. Something wrong? Let us know.
Four-week programmes, booked online4 weekly sessions of 1.5 hoursImprovers
A small-group programme for climbers on the red and purple circuits and breaking into black, covering footwork, body positioning, route reading and problem solving with weekly feedback.
Drop-in workshops; dates posted on InstagramBeginners, Improvers
A drop-in workshop on dynos, movement and momentum for climbers on the blue to purple circuits, led by one of the gym's setters.
Drop-in workshops; dates posted on InstagramImprovers
An intermediate drop-in workshop on dynamic and coordination moves for climbers on the purple to black circuits.
Drop-in workshops; dates posted on InstagramAdvanced
Movement drills for precise coordination, for confident dynoers cruising the black circuit and trying yellow and harder.
On requestImprovers, Advanced
Programmes for young climbers beyond the standard youth groups; email the gym for details.
Wednesdays 16:30–17:30 in term time10 weekly sessions of 1 hour
$410 a term
Group sessions for up to eight children, building skills and fitness, with a membership to climb in the main gym any time during the term.
$410 a term
Thursdays 17:00–18:30 in term time10 weekly sessions of 1.5 hours
$450 a term
Group sessions for up to eight young climbers, building technique and fitness, with a membership to climb in the main gym any time during the term.
$450 a term
Mondays or Tuesdays 17:00–18:00 in term time10 weekly sessions of 1 hour
$410 a term
Small-group sessions (up to six children) that build skills and fitness through fun bouldering, with a membership so children can also climb in the main gym any time during the term.
$410 a term
Functional strength training in the gym with rings, kettlebells, bars and bodyweight exercises, aimed at turning gym strength into stronger climbing.
By arrangement
One-to-one sessions with the gym's coaches: personalised strength training and programmes for adult beginners and intermediates, or youth development and competition preparation with a state coach.