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Rock Wall Game Nights

Date

Nov. 8 | Nov. 12 | Nov. 19

Location

SRWC Rock Wall

Time

5 to 9 p.m.

Description

Join us for a night of interactive climbing games designed to challenge your creativity and teamwork. Try activities like Climbing Twister, Ninja Ball, Add-On, Noodle Labyrinth, and MORE.

Game Descriptions:

  • Climbing Twister - The game Twister, but you use the rock wall holds instead of a mat.
  • Ninja Ball - All players but one climb up the wall and hold on while the one player is blindfolded and throws foam balls randomly at the wall. The last person not to get hit or fall off wins.
  • Add-on - A group creates a route by having one person choose the starting holds, then the next person chooses the next hold, and so on. Each person has to complete every added step, kind of like Horse in basketball.
  • Noodle Labyrinth - Pool noodles are attached to the rock wall, and you have to climb through and around them.

These sessions are designed for all skill levels and abilities, creating an inclusive and welcoming space where everyone can participate, have fun, and try something new.

Bring your friends or meet new ones while enjoying a playful, low-pressure climbing experience you won’t want to miss. For more events like this, visit ASI Recreation Calendar.

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