AUSTRALIA'S ORIGINAL INFLATABLE WATER PARK ◆ CUSTOM-BUILT OBSTACLES ◆ JUMP · CLIMB · RACE · SLIDE · SPLASH ◆ REDCLIFFE'S ULTIMATE WATER CHALLENGE ◆
Sky Peak high climbing obstacle at Aqua WarriorSKY SERIES / HIGH PEAK CLIMB
DIFFICULTY05 / 05

SKY SERIES / FIELD GUIDE

SKY
PEAK.

CLIMB. CREST. CONQUER.

THE SUMMIT IS ONLY HALF THE CHALLENGE.

CLIMB WITH CONTROL.
COMMIT OVER THE CREST.

360° VIEWER POSITION / ACTION VIDEO PLACEHOLDER

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READ THE FACE.
SEE THE CREST.

Follow the climbing line, watch how a Warrior stays close to the surface and see the controlled transfer over the highest point. Final Sky Peak footage can replace this film without changing the page.LEARN THE MOVE

WHAT THIS CHALLENGE BUILDS

COMMITMENT
ALL THE WAY UP.

THE MOVE / 01

Sky Peak is a full-body climb that becomes more demanding as the angle and height increase. Stay close, keep three points of contact and save enough control for the moment you transfer over the crest.

GRIP. CLIMB. CREST.
01 / SKILLS DEVELOPED

STRENGTH.
CONTROL.
COMMITMENT.

  • Upper-body strength
  • Three-point climbing
  • Foot placement
  • Confidence at height
02 / CORRECT TECHNIQUE

STAY CLOSE TO THE SURFACE.

  1. 01Choose the next secure handhold before moving your feet.
  2. 02Keep three points of contact and drive upward with controlled steps.
  3. 03At the crest, lower your body and transfer over one limb at a time.
03 / COMMON MISTAKES

DON'T PULL AWAY FROM THE FACE.

Leaning back loads your arms and makes the next hold harder to reach. Keep your hips close, use your legs and make every movement deliberate.

CLOSE BODY.
STRONG LEGS.

SAFETY CUE

ONE CLEAR
CLIMBING LINE.

Wait until the route ahead is completely clear. Follow the intended holds and only enter the water when the landing area below is open.

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SKY
TUBE.

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