Junior Training Team
Helping young athletes reach their full potential
The Zéro Gravité’s Junior Training program is built for youth athletes aged 12 to 17 years old.
Our accomplished coaching staff will help each team member achieve their performance goals whether they wish to develop their climbing abilities or start competing. The regular training schedule and the small group size allows for a personalised coaching experienced.
Selections and trials
Register for selections on June 2 or 5. Attendance on either date is mandatory to join the Junior Team.
Schedule
From September 15 to June 11 (with a break from December 17 to January 7)
Mondays and Thursdays from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.
increase climbing abilities and surpass yourself in a dynamic and encouraging environment
develop good sports habits
develop muscular strength, stability, mobility as well as specific climbing movements
Includes unlimited access to Zéro Gravité from until August 31st 2026 and discounts on climbing gear purchases.
Pricing
Performance : 1660 $ + txs
300 $ deposit followed by 8 monthly installments of 170 $ + txs
Includes :
- 2 classes of 2 hours per week from September 15 to June 11 (with a break from December 17 to January 7)
- access to the center from September 1, 2025 to August 31, 2026
- Team T-shirt
Requirements
- Ages 12-17 years old
- Top-rope accreditation at Zéro Gravité
or previous participation in Evolution 2 or 3 classes or equivalent - Motivated to train and improve!
Limited number of participants
A selection is made among registered participants

Please contact us at equipejunior@zero-gravite.ca for any questions

For the past two years, she has earned a living as an usher in several bouldering and route climbing gyms in Montreal. Her intimate understanding of the mechanics of climbing enables her to focus her coaching on perfecting technique.
With her, young climbers gain autonomy, recognize their strengths and weaknesses and set their own goals. Margot ensures that her team develops in an atmosphere of trust and benevolence.
