Give your climbers a reason to come back
A test station where your climbers measure their finger strength, endurance and recovery — and find out where they actually stand. We bring it to your wall for a few hours or a day, or we build one into it.
We come to you, or we build it in
Both run the same protocols and the same software. The difference is whether the station leaves with us — and whether we run it or your climbers do.
We come to you
Testing, a workshop, or both
We arrive with everything, run it for a few hours or a whole day, and take it away again. A visit can be pure testing, a talk or a workshop for one group, or a testing day that is both.
- We bring the station, the sensors, the laptops and the people to run them.
- You provide a corner of the gym, one power socket, a slot in the calendar and a word to your climbers.
- Setup and takedown are ours.
Leaves behind: a result for everyone who took part, and the whole session in your account.
A testing corner in your gym
For walls that want it permanently
We supply the hardware, design and mount the station, calibrate it and set up ClimbSoft on a screen beside it — so climbers test themselves whenever they train, with nobody having to run it for them.
- Hardware supplied: the board, the sensors and the screen that guides the test.
- We design it, mount it, calibrate it and set ClimbSoft up on the screen.
- You provide wall or floor space, a power socket and a network connection.
Leaves behind: a service you own and can keep selling.
Three things happen, whichever model you pick
The protocol does not change between a visit and a corner of your own — only who is standing next to it.
01
The test itself
A few maximal pulls on a standardised crimp: how much force climbers can hold, and how fast it fades.
02
The graph, explained
The force curve appears on screen as they pull. When we are there, one of us goes through it with them and says what it means for the way they train.
03
A report by email
A PDF by email that puts their numbers next to climbers of the same age, weight and climbing level, plus a result page they can share. Anyone who wants to keep following their numbers, or be measured somewhere else too, can have a profile of their own.
The shape of the day is yours: open testing through an afternoon, booked slots so nobody queues, or a block of testing either side of a talk. We run it in Czech/Slovak, or in English.
Tell us the hours you have in mind and roughly how many climbers to expect, and we will bring the right number of stations and people.
What you get out of it
Testing is a service you can sell, an event that fills a quiet day, and a record of your climbers getting stronger.
One account, every test in it
Every session run at your wall sits in your gym's ClimbSoft account — your record of who was measured and when, not a spreadsheet that ages badly. Climbers get their result by email; no account needed on their side.
An event on a quiet day
A testing session gives your climbers a reason to come in on an afternoon when they otherwise would not.
Something to show later
Test the same people again a few months on and you can show what changed. Numbers a climber can watch moving are a stronger argument for renewing a membership than any campaign.
Something the other walls do not have
Lab-grade diagnostics in a commercial gym is still rare. It is a reason to be chosen.
Coaching out of your gym?
The same platform runs on afterwards: results stay attached to the climber, so a test in March and one in September sit on a single profile; athletes book the slots you open in a shared calendar; and measurements land in the platform as they are recorded, instead of in an evening of copying columns.
See the platform →A testing zone as part of your event
We run the same station at competitions and festivals — as a side attraction, as a warm-up act, or as a competition of its own.
A testing zone
An area where anyone can be measured between routes, with someone on hand to explain the result.
A strongest-climber format
Relative strength — force divided by body mass — with categories and winners announced as part of your programme.
Results on the day
Every participant gets their result by email and online, and you get an overview of the day for your own channels.
How we quote
We quote per visit and per corner, because both depend on things we would rather ask about than guess. Tell us what you have in mind and you get a number back.
What moves the price: how far we travel, how long we stay, how many stations run at once, and — for a corner — which hardware you choose.