Movement Climbing + Fitness price guide
Movement Climbing + Fitness publishes one national price list, so the gym membership (Monthly Membership on the menu) is $106–$121.
The cheapest line on the price list is chalk rental at $2; the most expensive is annual membership at $1166–$1331.
Against the other gym chains we price ($9.99–$121 for the same service across 6 chains), Movement Climbing + Fitness sits in the upper half of the range.
Movement Climbing + Fitness menu
12 priced services, from Movement Climbing + Fitness's own published price list.
- 30-Day MembershipGym membership $134–$149
- 7-Visit PassDay pass $203–$217
- Annual MembershipGym membership $1166–$1331
- Chalk RentalGear rental $2
- Child Day PassDay pass $23–$25
- Day PassDay pass $32–$35
- Full Package RentalGear rental $8
- Harness RentalGear rental $5
- Monthly MembershipGym membership $106–$121
- Shoes + Chalk RentalGear rental $7
- Shoes RentalGear rental $6
- Student Day PassDay pass $28–$30
Gym chains, compared
How Movement Climbing + Fitness stacks up against every other chain we price in this category.
24 Hour Fitness
$18.98–$38.49
GetFit (annual commitment) · compare →
Chuze Fitness
$9.99–$15.99
Basic Membership (Monthly) · compare →
EoS Fitness
$9.99
Will Do Membership · compare →
Orangetheory Fitness
$39
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Touchstone Climbing
$107–$120
Individual Membership · compare →
VASA Fitness
$14.99
Basic Membership · compare →
About Movement Climbing + Fitness
One national operator of climbing, yoga and fitness gyms, grouped into Western, Central and Eastern regions.
- Ownership
- Company-owned
Rates are set per gym and shown only after picking a location, so the monthly and annual figures differ region to region. Each location sells monthly and annual memberships in individual, household and student forms, plus a short-term 30-day membership and single-visit or multi-visit passes.
Contract: Monthly and annual memberships are sold side by side; the 30-day membership gives 30 days of access. Contract length, notice period and cancellation method are not published.
- Tiers
- Monthly Membership
- Annual Membership
- 30-Day Membership
- Day Pass
- Multi-visit Pass
- Fees
- An initiation fee applies to memberships; it is waived after a trial membership, and set to $0 for active duty, seniors (65+), teachers and first responders
What a visit is like
- A membership covers every Movement gym across the country, not just the home location.
- Members get one guest pass a month for a returning visitor, plus up to two first-time guests per day at no cost.
- Everyone signs a waiver; new boulderers also watch the bouldering orientation video, and top-roping requires a belay-certified partner.
- Yoga and fitness classes are unlimited for members at no extra fee, and skill-building climbing clinics are free.
- Auto-belays exist only at some gyms in Texas, New York and Pennsylvania.
- Free Introduction to Rope Climbing or Introduction to Bouldering classes are included for members and the friends they bring, alongside the two first-time guest passes a day.
Ways to pay less
- Trial membership of 15 days of unlimited climbing, yoga and fitness, which waives the initiation fee if you then join
- $0 initiation for active duty, seniors (65+), teachers and first responders, plus a 10% day-pass discount
- Student day pass rate on weekdays before 5pm with a current student ID
- Refer a friend for a membership credit, or extra days on an annual membership
- 20% off a first gear shop purchase and 10% off later retail purchases
- HSA/FSA payment accepted
- Member discounts with partner outdoor brands and guiding services
- Member pricing on classes and workshops beyond the free yoga, fitness and clinic sessions
Good to know
- Every rate on the memberships page changes with the location selector; the figure you see depends on which gym is picked.
- Rental gear offerings vary by gym.
- The 30-day membership is a fixed short-term product, not a rolling monthly membership.
What you're paying for
Recurring gym access. Tier names vary; what changes between them is usually guest privileges and multi-club access, not the equipment.
Climbing and boutique gyms price well above the budget chains because the monthly rate covers instruction and staffed facilities, not just floor access.
- Joining and annual fees sit outside the monthly rate
- Contract length
- Single-club vs multi-club access
Single-visit or multi-visit access without joining.
Multi-visit punch cards usually work out close to a month's dues, which is what they are designed to make you notice.
- Peak vs off-peak timing
- Whether gear rental is included
Equipment hire, almost entirely a climbing-gym line: shoes, harness and chalk.
A first climbing visit realistically costs the day pass plus a full rental package, which roughly doubles the advertised entry price.
- Bundled packages cost less than individual items
Frequently asked
Does Movement Climbing + Fitness offer discounts for kids or seniors?
Yes at most checked locations: kids' cuts $23–$25.
Can I bring a guest to Movement?
Yes. Every membership includes one guest pass a month for a returning visitor, and up to two first-time guests per day at no cost, who can join you for climbing, yoga or fitness classes.
Does a Movement membership work at other locations?
Yes. Membership includes access to all Movement gyms across the country.
Is there a trial at Movement?
Yes. The trial membership gives 15 days of unlimited climbing, yoga and fitness with gear rentals included and free Intro to Rope Climbing or Intro to Bouldering classes. Joining after a trial waives the initiation fee.
Do I need experience to climb at Movement?
No. First-timers usually start with bouldering, which needs only a signed waiver and the bouldering orientation video. Top-roping requires a belayer who has passed the belay check.
Are classes included in a Movement membership?
Yoga and fitness classes are unlimited with no extra fee, and climbing clinics are free. Other classes and workshops are discounted for members.
Every figure on this page was read from Movement Climbing + Fitness's own published pages. Prices at franchised locations change without notice; confirm with the location before relying on a figure. How we collect it.