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Give one part of your climbing or mountain practice the attention it needs. Our workshops focus on movement, navigation, equipment, ropework or leadership, with practical exercises and direct feedback. Choose a session that matches your experience, or ask about private delivery around a particular goal.

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  • Courses develop a connected set of skills over one or more days, with time to practise and apply them.
  • Workshops focus on a specific skill or preparation need.
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  • 01 Foundation Learn the essentials and build confidence with guided practice.
  • 02 Progression Connect your skills and develop more consistent, independent decisions.
  • 03 Development Refine technical systems and judgement for more complex mountain or climbing objectives.
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4 workshops

  • Climbing Movement

    Pathway: Rock

    Level: Foundation

    Move with more balance, confidence and purpose on the wall or the rock.

  • Navigation Coaching Day

    Pathway: Mountain

    Level: Foundation

    Develop your navigation framework, understand strategy and build confidence with map and compass.

  • Axe & Crampon Movement

    Pathway: Winter

    Level: Foundation

    Build secure, efficient movement with an ice axe and crampons.

  • Avalanche Awareness

    Pathway: Winter

    Level: Foundation

    Learn to use avalanche forecasts, terrain and real snow observations to make better winter route choices.

    A mountaineer with a shovel checks the snowpack on a winter slope

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Why choose Lake District Mountaineering?

  • Highly qualified instructors. MCI and WMCI qualified professionals.
  • Small groups, real attention. More time for coaching and feedback from your instructor.
  • Structured progression. Every course builds towards real independence in the mountains.
  • Real mountain environments. Trained on the fells of the Lake District and the Scottish Highlands.