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TRUBLUE iQ+ Installation Guide – Step-by-Step Tutorial for Easy Set Up

Ready to take your climbing facility to the next level? Learn how to install TRUBLUE iQ+ with our step-by-step guide!

Are you looking for an advanced auto belay system that can take your climbing experience to the next level? Look no further than TRUBLUE iQ+. This revolutionary auto belay system is designed to provide the safest and most advanced climbing experience to climbers of all levels. In this article, we will provide you with a step-by-step guide on how to install TRUBLUE iQ+ in your climbing gym or facility.

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How Auto Belays Can Give Your Climbing Gym a Competitive Edge

TRUBLUE iQ Auto Belay for gym climbing, climbing training, speed climbing, challenge courses or any form of partnerless climbing

As a climbing gym owner, you know that standing out from your competitors is essential to keep your business thriving. A sustainable competitive advantage is crucial for any business that wants long-term success. It means identifying what you do better than your competitors and leveraging that advantage to differentiate your gym. In this article, we will discuss how auto belays can help give your climbing gym a competitive edge.

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What You Need to Know About Climbing on an Auto Belay

TRUBLUE iQ Auto Belay for gym climbing, climbing training, speed climbing, challenge courses or any form of partnerless climbing

In recent years, the popularity of indoor climbing in particular has soared, creating a significant demand for access to climbing walls at a range of facilities and, in some cases, igniting completely new enterprises. Many climbers have a propensity to associate this expansion with the construction of new climbing gyms, but that is only one aspect of the picture. The expansion of the sport as a whole is being aided by a wide variety of facilities that offer a wide variety of climbing techniques.

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White paper: about auto belay retraction systems

TRUBLUE iQ Auto Belay for gym climbing, climbing training, speed climbing, challenge courses or any form of partnerless climbing

Webbing retraction is a fundamental function of all TRUBLUE devices. The retraction spring is responsible for webbing retraction and is an extremely reliable component. There are multiple factors to consider if a device is having retraction issues, and the above referenced actions should be taken to identify and potentially resolve some of the underlying causes.

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Why Family Entertainment Centers Trust TRUBLUE Auto Belays

Designing climbing walls for these facilities presents a unique problem. One of the reasons is that a large portion of their primary user base—children and young adults—have never climbed before. The sheer volume of people trying to use the climbing wall is frequently much higher than in a regular gym setting, which presents an additional obstacle.

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No Delay Belay: What Is It?

Catch-and-Hold belay

How much downtime is necessary for annual service visits is one of the most frequent issues we receive concerning auto belays. With No Delay Belay, we will automatically ship you a freshly serviced TRUBLUE Auto Belay around 10 days before your existing device is scheduled for service

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Tips & Tricks for Climbing with Kids

Learning to climb has a different connotation for children than it does for teenagers or adults. It is commonly known that climbing helps children develop. Kids who climb are more creative problem solvers, have better spatial awareness, coordination, strength, endurance, and flexibility. They are also less stressed, more confident, and more cooperative with others.

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ROI at Climbing Walls and Family Entertainment Centers

A family entertainment center, often abbreviated FEC in the entertainment industry also known as an indoor amusement park, family amusement center, family fun center, or simply fun center, is a small amusement park marketed towards families with small children to teenagers, often entirely indoors.

The function of climbing walls at Family Entertainment Centers is changing along with climbing’s growth and relevance. Many FEC administrators have long considered climbing to be a secondary attraction. That perception, nevertheless, is starting to shift for a number of reasons, giving place to the increasingly important job of moving up the FEC activity ladder.

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Comparison of Auto Belay’s: what’s new in the TRUBLUE iQ series

TRUBLUE iQ Auto Belay for gym climbing, climbing training, speed climbing, challenge courses or any form of partnerless climbing

When we set out to design the future of auto belays, we challenged ourselves to create a device that would empower our users to accomplish things they never thought possible. With catch-and-hold technology climbers are encouraged to try harder routes, knowing that they now have the ability to fall, rest, and retry the most difficult moves.

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Using Technology to Make Your Climbing Gym Accessible and Inclusive

Mo Beck, National Geographic's 2019 Adventurer of the Year and two-time Para Climbing World Champion, spoke with us about how catch-and-hold technology can make auto belays more accessible to adaptive climbers than ever before.

It is, however, our role as industry professionals, product developers, and members of the climbing community to fuel that passion and improve the climbing experience for as many people as possible.

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