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Recreational climbing centre Clip 'N Climb has launched four new climbs at its action-packed Richmond indoor climbing arena.

Ready for the upcoming school holidays, the following new climbs are now set to challenge youthful adventurers.

Owner Emma Moore explains "now with 37 amazing and unique climbs, Clip 'N Climb offers unlimited fun for climbers of all ages and skill level.

"Challenge yourself to conquer new heights, improve your speed and master new walls each time you visit the large variety of adventures at Clip 'N Climb.”

The climbs are:

Orbital
A series of revolving wheels with hand and foot grips that make for difficult climbs, with climbers needing to keep moving up before their climb position changes.

Steelworks 
Moore says that climbers need to “stretch out or stay compact and put the pedal to the metal” when experiencing this series of horizontal pipes. 

Dome Chimney (pictured below)
Moore says that climbers are “almost enclosed in this climb (and need to) use the small round domes on the three surrounding walls to reach the top.”

Circuit Breaker
A challenge that encourages climbers to chase electrical currents all the way to the top.

For more information go to www.clipnclimbmelbourne.com.au

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