Best climbing Gym in Halifax?

[Corniaud]

Which gym would you recommend me for bouldering around Halifax?

Pete

[JasonM]

Can't go wrong with Ground Zero in Dartmouth but you need transportation to get out to it. If your transportation is limited, you'll want to go to Dalplex at Dalhousie University.

[stacyla]

What can i do to prepare for gymnastics training? I am going to take gymnastics again (i've been in gymnastics before when i was really young) but i havent been taking lessons for a longggg time. So what are some things i need to do like maybe pushups, any tumbling stuff i need to work on? Or good stretches? (i'm quite flexible) Anything at all that i can do to make myself a better gymnast before the actual training lessons?

[stoneseeker]

What can i do to prepare for gymnastics training? I am going to take gymnastics again (i've been in gymnastics before when i was really young) but i havent been taking lessons for a longggg time. So what are some things i need to do like maybe pushups, any tumbling stuff i need to work on? Or good stretches? (i'm quite flexible) Anything at all that i can do to make myself a better gymnast before the actual training lessons?

ummmm... haha you do know your posting on a rock climbing website? Ground Zero isn't an ideal place for practicing tumbling...
Perhaps you'll find the info your looking for here? : http://www.gymns.ca

[Scooter]

For bouldering, definitely Rock Court @ Dalplex (494-1935). It is quite small - but you'll get strong fast. No vertical, lots of angles.

Nothing against GZ - but if you are looking for pure bouldering - Rock Court.