Étude offers a variety of workshops to help develop athletes understanding and application of movement skills, tactics, and more!

The majority of our workshops are at at Stone Age Climbing Gym in Albuquerque, NM, but Étude also teaches at Santa Fe Climbing Center and other places around the Southwest. Check the workshop description for details and if you’d like me to come to your area let me know!

Upcoming:

  • Pure Force: Foundational Strength for Climbers

    Building effective strength is a cornerstone of any training program. Strength enables better practice, makes you more durable, and addresses weak points in your climbing. In this (free) practical workshop we'll cover movement selection, proper rest, scheduling and more as we work through a strength session. We'll cover key topics as we go so participants can both learn and apply the concepts.

    Come ready to train and learn!

    Participants will receive a 10% discount on a training block with Etude. 

    Wednesday 9/23 6:00-7:00 p.m. at Santa Fe Climbing Center

  • Training Consults in Durango

    2 days in Durango at Gravity Lab!

    1 hour training consults where we’ll dive into what makes your climbing tick and what is holding you back! I’ll take a close look at your climbing, training history, and goals to identify the biggest opportunities for improvement.

    Before the session, participants will complete a questionnaire about their climbing experience, current training and goals. Then during the session, Sebastian will assess movement and training habits, identify skills and weaknesses that may be limiting progress, and help you focus on the areas that will move the needle most.

    Following the session, each participant will receive a written breakdown of the assessment, including specific recommendations for what to work on. You’ll also recieve a 20% discount on a training block with Etude!

    9/29 and 9/30, please see link below for available times.

  • Pure Force: Foundational Strength for Climbers (Durango)

    Building effective strength is a cornerstone of any training program. Strength enables better practice, makes you more durable, and addresses weak points in your climbing. In this (free) practical workshop we'll cover movement selection, proper rest, scheduling and more as we work through a strength session. We'll cover key topics as we go so participants can both learn and apply the concepts.

    Come ready to train and learn!

    Participants will receive a 10% discount on a training block with Etude. 

    Tuesday 9/29 6:00-7:00 p.m. at Gravity Lab

  • Flash Boulders Better in Joe's Valley

    Etude is sponsoring Joe’s Fest this year! Come say hi at my tent or join me for a morning of flashing boulders at my workshop on Saturday.

    Nothing feels quite the same as pulling onto a boulder the first time and climbing well. But practicing this skill is deceptively difficult - if you only have one chance, how do you make sure that go counts? This clinic teaches climbers how to develop a thorough and effective process for flashing boulders. We’ll go over route reading, terrain assessment, building a plan and execution tactics, then work on applying those to make that first go the best one!

    Prerequisite: climb V4

    Saturday 10/3 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. at Joe’s Valley.

  • Stomp The Yard 2026

    This workshop is designed to help climbers sharpen their movement skills and competition tactics before the Yank-N-Yard Citizens’ Competition.
    We’ll break down technical movement on boulder problems, develop strategies for reading and approaching climbs, and practice tactics that make a difference when it’s time to perform. All so you can climb smarter, compete confidently, and get the most out of your efforts at Yank and Yard this year.

    We recommend participants feel confident climbing V2/3 before signing up.

    Stone Age Midtown, 10/8 and 10/15, 6:30-8:00 p.m.

    Stone Age North, 10/6 and 10/13, 6:30-8:00 p.m.

    (please register at the links above)

  • Want to see more?

    Have ideas for new workshops? Want to see some older ones come around again? Let us know at the contact us page!