Rockbusters
Klemen Bečan on his big project above an emerald pool – Rockbusters technique and mental coaching

Advanced f7a - 8a, Expert f8a - 9b, Intermediate f6a - 7a

SEND LAB
with Klemen Becan

Performance and mental coaching with Klemen Becan, first ascensionist of Joe Mama (9a+). One or two weeks of technique, tactics and head game on the rock, for climbers who train hard but have stopped improving.

Plan your trip

Current & upcoming dates

Browse the calendar by month, then open a date to see its full trip details.

November 2026

  • 14 – 28 Nov 2026

    Send Lab Performance Coaching with Klemen Becan - Kyparissi

    €1,690 per person · coaching & guiding included

  • 14 – 21 Nov 2026

    Send Lab Performance Coaching with Klemen Becan - Kyparissi

    €950 per person · coaching & guiding included

  • 21 – 28 Nov 2026

    Send Lab Performance Coaching with Klemen Becan - Kyparissi

    €950 per person · coaching & guiding included

May 2027

  • 8 – 22 May 2027

    Send Lab Performance Coaching with Klemen Becan - Rodellar

    €1,850 per person · coaching & guiding included

  • 8 – 15 May 2027

    Send Lab Performance Coaching with Klemen Becan - Rodellar

    €1,050 per person · coaching & guiding included

  • 15 – 22 May 2027

    Send Lab Performance Coaching with Klemen Becan - Rodellar

    €1,050 per person · coaching & guiding included

Trip Gallery

Rodellar village and church above the Mascún canyon, Sierra de Guara, Spain – Rockbusters
Rodellar village among the hills of the Sierra de Guara, Spain – Rockbusters
Village square with café terraces in Rodellar, Spain – Rockbusters base
Stone houses of Rodellar village below the Sierra de Guara, Spain – Rockbusters

Who Should Show Up

Who this camp is for

01

Climbers stuck at a plateau

You train consistently but your grade has stopped moving. You want to know exactly what's holding you back.

02

Inefficient on hard routes

You pump out and waste energy on steep or long routes and want to move with precision instead.

03

Mental blocks at your limit

Fear of falling or pressure on redpoint goes shuts you down. You want tools to push through.

04

Climbers who want elite feedback

You want coaching from someone who has climbed at the level you're aiming for, not generic drills.

05

Committed improvers

You're here to get better, not for a casual outdoor holiday.

06

Leading below 6b?

The Sport Climbing Camp is the better place to build your base first.

Trip Highlights

Trip Highlights

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Head coach Klemen Becan, first ascensionist of Joe Mama (9a+)

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Technique, tactics and mental coaching on the rock

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Max 7 climbers per coach, up to 12 per camp

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One-to-one sessions and video analysis

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1 or 2 weeks: join week 1, week 2 or both

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Kyparissi in autumn, Rodellar in spring

The Coaching

What you'll learn

Coaching runs on the rock all week, adapted to each climber's body, style and goals.

01

Technique

  • Footwork and balance on slab and vertical rock
  • Steep-terrain technique to save energy on overhangs
  • Spotting and replacing energy-draining movement patterns
02

Tactics

  • Onsight and redpoint strategy
  • Pacing, resting and clipping on hard routes
  • Video analysis of your climbing
03

Mental game

  • Managing fear of falling
  • Handling pressure on send attempts
  • A personal plan to keep progressing

Daily Structure

A Typical Day

Morning
Breakfast and briefing

Plan the day's goals and drive to a crag picked for the conditions.

Day
Climbing and coaching

Warm-up, technique drills on the rock, then onsight and redpoint goes with live coaching. Lunch at the crag.

Late afternoon
Back to base

Rest, stretch, recover.

Evening
Video review and dinner

One-to-one feedback and video analysis. Common dinner in a local bar or restaurant if the group wants.

Rest day
Agreed by the group

No fixed rest day, but we recommend one, agreed with the group depending on the weather.

Requirements

Participant profile & prerequisites

Equipment

Essential equipment

Bring your own personal climbing gear. If you don't have it, we can provide it on request: tell us in advance.

  • Climbing shoes *

    Reasonably tight

  • Harness *

    Available on request, ask in advance

  • Helmet *

    Available on request, ask in advance

  • Belay device with 2 locking carabiners *

    Available on request, ask in advance

  • 60 cm sling

  • Approach shoes, headlamp, down jacket, rain jacket

  • Crag backpack

    Big enough for lunch, water and gear

FAQ

Common Questions

What level do I need?

We recommend leading F6b (5.11) comfortably outdoors. Routes on the camp range from F6 to F8.

How many climbers are there per coach?

A maximum of 7 climbers per coach, with up to 12 climbers per camp.

Can I join just one week?

Yes. The camps run for 2 weeks and you can join week 1, week 2 or both.

Where does SEND LAB run?

Kyparissi in Greece in autumn and Rodellar in Spain in spring. See the dates for each location.

Is transport included?

No. After booking we connect participants to share rental cars from the main arrival airport.

What gear do I need?

Your own personal climbing gear. If you don't have it, we can provide it on request if you tell us in advance.

Is this a holiday or a training camp?

A coaching camp. The goal is to push your limits, so be ready to get out of your comfort zone, but expect plenty of fun with the crew too.