Brussels Monkeys Climbing is a climbing club and climbing gym with a unique character, well located in Brussels. You'll find nearly 80 routes ranging from 3A to 7C+ that change regularly, as well as a training wall and a Güllich wall for the strong ones!
BMC organizes daily open sessions with free access for experienced climbers, as well as numerous courses for children and adults. On request, we also organize birthdays, team buildings, introductory sessions for groups, or discovery sessions for groups. From time to time, we also organize outdoor crag discovery days. You can find all the info on our website, and if needed you can contact us by email and we'll be happy to give you more information.
Climbing
Climbing is a very complete sport that combines solid general physical training (focused on strength) with a mental component that shouldn't be underestimated. It's an ongoing process of progression that lets you find and push your limits according to your own desires and ambitions.
Although climbing is an individual sport in the sense that the climber battles gravity alone, team spirit can be strongly present when climbers help each other, exchange good (or not-so-good) advice, or encourage one another... but especially when you're belaying your climbing partner and keeping them safe.
Risk and prevention
Climbing is a relatively "safe" sport. There are generally few injuries and serious injuries are rare. But climbing is and remains a height sport, which involves a certain degree of risk. That's why there are specific climbing procedures and techniques that everyone must master so that everyone can climb safely. Candidate climbers who don't have the essential safety basics must complete at least 1 introductory course.
Addresses
Avenue du Sippelberg, 1
1080 - Molenbeek-Saint-Jean
Communication channels
Contact persons
Generale Adresse
Sports practiced
Men
51-64
65+
LGBTQ+
Mental Disability
Autism Spectrum
Speech and language difficulties
Visual Deficit
Hearing loss
Physical deficit
Other
Women
Family
Chronic disease
Multiple disabilities
Childs (6-12)
Pre-adolescent (13-15)
Teenagers (16-18)
19-30
31-40
41-50
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