28/04/2026
Kalymnos. More than a feeling !
The sea, the rock, the movement, the sunsets… there is something here that makes people fall in love with climbing all over again.
This July, I’m opening a small-group 5-day climbing course for indoor climbers wanting to step confidently outdoors.
My goal is simple:
to help you become stronger, safer and more confident on rock—while sharing an unforgettable adventure together and connect with other climbers.
Learn • Grow • Connect
📅 25–30 July
🔥 3 spots left
Message me **“KALYMNOS”** if you’d like to join ❤️
.com
20/04/2026
Kalymnos has given so much to the climbing community—thousands of routes, endless inspiration, and a place many of us call home, even if only for a few weeks each year.
Behind this experience, there is ongoing work that often goes unseen.
The local initiative Rebolt Kalymnos is actively replacing aging bolts and maintaining as many from around 5000 routes, helping keep the climbing here safe and sustainable.
Their work mostly relies entirely on community support / feedback and tremendous efforts of managing.
We chose to support by contributing and wearing their t-shirts (found at Radosport), but there are many ways to help—donations, spreading the word, or simply being aware of the effort behind each route.
Taking care of the crags means taking care of each other.
So we can continue to climb, explore, and share this place for years to come 🤍
ClimbingLife
17/04/2026
5 amazing days of climbing with Lari, Acaina (from Brazil) and Ash (from England).
Ash is joining her 4th course, and Acaina and Lari their 2nd — and it’s been incredible to see their progress every time we meet again on the rock.
We had great climbing days together. They improved their technique, got physically stronger, and most importantly, kept stepping out of their comfort zones a little more each day.
Climbing is never just physical. It constantly brings us face to face with vulnerability — uncomfortable emotions, fear, doubt — and repeated failure before things finally start to click. It’s a process of learning, adjusting, and trying again.
I’m really grateful to share these moments with you guys again, to climb together, and to witness you becoming more confident, stronger, and more trusting yourselves on the wall.
