Located in Denver’s historic Five Points neighborhood, Movement RiNo is a first-of-its-kind community concept partnering with Improper City—a cafe, food truck park and beer garden. Once a tin factory, then renovated in 2018, RiNo stretches out to 40,000 square feet, with nearly 200 boulder problems to suit every level and style of the climber. Whether it’s bouldering, taking a class, or having a beer—Movement RiNo is the place to gather with friends.
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Levi T.
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Strength & Conditioning for Women
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Lyndsey M.
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Alpine Fit
Conditioning
Lyndsey M.
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Vinyasa
Alexis F.
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Daniel T.
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Leeanne N.
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Peak Performance Team - Intermediate
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Everyone say hi Elle! 👋 Elle is a routesetting apprentice at Movement Boulder and also works the front desk! recently we got the chance to ask them about their climbing journey 👇
“I have been climbing for 6 years and working in the industry for 5! 3 years at legacy Summit, and now 2 years at Movement!
My most memorable climbing experiences have been competing in 24hrs of Horseshoe Hell at Horseshoe Canyon Ranch in Arkansas. I got my first Hell tattoo at last year’s event, and in a beautiful twist of fate, I met my current roommate while they were working the booth!!
I was diagnosed last year with a chronic inflammatory autoimmune disorder called Axial Spondyloarthritis. The pain and fatigue, at times, make climbing and training really hard. I originally lost a lot of strength and saw a huge decrease in my climbing abilities. It’s been really difficult mentally. I feel a lot of pressure to perform as a climber, and to always be improving. I’ve had to adjust my mindset. With help from immunotherapy meds and my physical therapist, I’m starting to find my flow again!
Community is the heart and soul of this sport - lean into it!”
how summer is about to look ✨ save the dates below for some events we’re stoked about coming to a gym near you!
💀 Mile High Melee Finals | 05/03 at Movement RiNo
🎨 Art Fair Rendezvous | 04/24 at Movement Englewood
🏃♂️ Baker Run Club | Wednesdays starting on 05/07 at Movement Baker
for classes, clinics, and more events check out the link in our bio to the full calendar! 🔗
boulders AND brews? sign us UP!
don’t miss out on Boulders and Brews at Movement RiNo every Tuesday ✨ join us for climbing followed by a hangout with our neighbors at @impropercity
use the link in bio to learn more 🔗
spring is here, and we want to celebrate with you! 🌷
join us on April 18th at Movement Baker for our Spring Wellness Festival featuring massage therapists, physical therapists, nutritional specialists, raffle prizes, mental health counselors, and more!
our free workshops will feature acro yoga, hip strength and mobility for climbers, breathwork, and a gong bath sound healing from some of your favorite instructors!
click the link in our bio to learn more 🔗
here’s a sneak peak at a few of our Mile High Melee problems! 👀
while this comp is going on, it’s not too late to register! click the link in bio 🔗 to sign up for your home gym, start accruing points, and brawl it out at the finals on May 3rd at RiNo 💪
swipe to see what your home gym says about you ➡️
Earth Month is here 🌎 and to celebrate the season our Golden setting team brought a few boulders from the front range to you!
make sure to check out these two problems next time you’re in the gym
inspiration taken from Powder Keg V7, Lincoln Lake and Hollow’s Way V8, Flagstaff
have you been wanting to take the next step in your climbing journey? can’t seem to overcome that plateau? we have the solution for you - Just Go Up ⬆️ !
Just Go Up will feature many helpful techniques such as reaching for it, be taller, and get new shoes. Whether you’re an experienced climber, or just starting out, Just Go Up is the place for you.
We’ll see you in class this April Fool’s!
✨ MEMBER SPOTLIGHT ✨
Meet Tim! Tim has been a part of the Englewood community, and just recently completed a trip to Kilimanjaro. We got the chance to ask him a few questions about his trip and what preparation has been like.
Can you tell us about what your training looked like within the gym in preparation for the trip?
Training for Kilimanjaro was A LOT of stair stepping and high incline treadmill. I try to be at the gym roughly 4-5 times a week and for several months prior to Kilimanjaro I always finished the workout with cardio.
Are there any mental or physical blockers that you have had to overcome?
It can always be a challenge to start training for something that is months out. Luckily I have some AMAZING climbing/fitness friends who helped keep me accountable for my training regiment.
What’s next on your climbing or hiking bucket list?
Next on the list is a good question - I am trying to hit all of the National Parks but that is a pretty long term goal. I’d love to get back down to Patagonia and do more exploration down there. Maybe a trip in 2026 will have to happen...
If you’d like to share your story, shoot us a DM—we’d love to feature you in our member spotlight! ✨
everyone say happy birthday Centennial! 🥳
mark your calendars for Sunday, March 30th because you’re all invited to Centennial’s 1-Year Birthday Party! come enjoy games, vendors, giveaways, and after-hours headlamp climbing! 🎊
learn more info using the link in our bio 🔗
our members have spoken 🗣️
but we’re still curious, let us know what hold you would be 👀👇
dream boulder just dropped ✨ check out this send at Centennial created by one of our members!
✅ V6/V7
✅ crimpy/technical
✅ purple (most important)
✅ dreamed of by Kami
keep an eye out for the next dream boulder you can be a part of 👀
who do you think has the best music taste in the gym? 👀⬇️ let us know!
Let’s hear it for the ladies 🙌
On Saturday we had the privilege of partnering with @mammutna for the premiere of their film Passing the Crux! A very special thank you to @erikalopolis, @cailsoria, @highsteph and @katiebirdlambert for sharing your journey. We’re proud to have women in our community dedicated to representation and lifting up climbers for future generations to come.
Here’s to all of our women in the community! The gyms would not be the same without you. your resilience, courage, and strength inspire us all 🫶
have you ever wondered where your lost shoes disappear to? 👀
If you’ve been at RiNo recently, you may have noticed a new art installation. This sculpture is made mostly from the piles of used-up climbing shoes left in the lost-and-found over the years. The artist, Alexander Vesenka, is a maker (@alexandervesenka) and doughnut baker (@bonutsdoughnuts), along with being a familiar face on our Front Desk.
“Pick up Your Damn Shoes” is an ode to, and loving jab at our terrific community here at Movement RiNo.
here’s to eleven years of Mardi Gras Comp! 🎊 safe to say that this comp takes the (king) cake 👑🍰
special thank you to our competitors, partners, vendors, and setters for making this party one to remember!
check out some of our fav stats from the night 👇
107 competitors crushed
40 boulders set
4 king cakes devoured
81 beers drank
📸 peep the full album using our link in bio
introducing Mile High Melee 💀 our first regional bouldering comp! Get ready to rep your gym, climb on brand new sets, and brawl it out at finals. 💪
▪️4 skill categories, from novice to open
▪️4 weeks of competition featuring different setting styles
▪️2 top competitors from each gym and category will compete in the regional finals at Rino on May 3
▪️featuring prizes from @lasportivana, @frictionlabs,
@evolv_worldwide, and more!
🔥 registration is LIVE, sign up now using the link in our bio
we came, we saw, we climbed, we ate cookies 🍪
a huge THANK YOU to everyone who came out to our largest Cookie Jar Comp ever 🤯 we’re still pinching ourselves seeing how our community shows up to support organizations like @cobs_org! A special shoutout to everyone who donated items for the silent auction, our setters, our team, and our cookie bakers 👩🍳
we’ll see you next year! 👀
A-D route grading is back! 🌟
As of today (March 3), +/- grading will be retired and replaced with A-D grading at all Movement gyms. We`ve experimented with many grading systems across our gyms, and through our collective experience, we feel that A-D offers the most optimal in-gym experience when combined with consensus grading.
This A-D and consensus dynamic duo offers three key benefits ⬇️
1️⃣ Subjectivity of grading: Your experience with a climb is unique to you! Our routesetters put a lot of thought into every grade, considering diverse perspectives, climbing styles, and experiences. We propose grades, but it’s the climbing community that ultimately shapes them through feedback and consensus. Using the YDS A-D system for routes in combination with consensus tags, we aim to keep grades as fair and consistent as possible while staying true to local norms.
2️⃣ Increased granularity improves the ability to self-curate your experience: We know that tracking progress and performance is important to many climbers, and with a more granular grade offering, session curation and performance tracking is improved.
3️⃣ Authentic to the core of our sport: The most common grading system for sport climbing is the YDS A-D system. Grades vary wildly depending on the area, first ascensionist, ethics, etc., but we feel it is important to align with this system as it provides an experience that is relatable and authentic to the sport.
Grading isn’t an exact science, and it’s always evolving alongside the climbing community. While grades will never be perfect, they create a shared language for setting goals, tracking progress, and finding the right challenge.
Whether grades push you to try harder or just serve as a rough guideline, we’re stoked to roll out this change and we hope you are too! Climb on 🧗
t-minus one day until $0 initiation ends! ⏰
take advantage of saving $49 off, and enjoy unlimited climbing, yoga, fitness, and more! hit the link in bio to sign up now 🔗
Meet our partners
We partner with organizations that help bring down social and physical barriers to climbing and who are committed to preserving and protecting the planet.
Our Directors
Our gym leaders love what they do and it shows. They are committed to providing a supportive, transformative, and fun environment for everyone who comes through our doors.
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Andrew
Fraser
Gym Director
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Nathan
Zwerling
Assistant Gym Director
Say Hello
We’d love to hear from you if you have questions, comments, or ideas.