She Sends Collective

About Us

4.9 (34 reviews)
She Sends Collective is an innovative guiding platform rooted in the world of outdoor rock climbing. Through our engaging and inclusive clinics, we offer women + genderqueer climbers of all backgrounds and skill levels the opportunity to discover the joys and challenges of climbing. Our unique sliding scale model ensures that access to these transformative experiences is available to all, regardless of financial means. At She Sends Collective, we prioritize teaching in a trauma-conscious way, recognizing the diverse lived experiences of our participants. Our approach is centered on creating a safe and supportive environment where individuals can explore their boundaries, build confidence, and develop new skills at their own pace. Through expert guidance and compassionate instruction, we empower women to overcome obstacles both on and off the rock, fostering personal growth, resilience, and a deep connection to nature.

Est. 2020 Boulder, Colorado

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970.730.8788

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4.9 (34 reviews)

Trip: WSCF Clinic: The Art of "Flow" Climbing with Becca Droz

Guide: Becca D.

So much wonderful learning took place!

By Lia W. on April 29, 2024


Trip: We Send Climbing Festival

Guide: Chelsea R.

I had such an amazing weekend! Chelsea did a phenomenal job at organizing and adapting with the less than ideal weather. I felt so valued, safe, and free! Already looking forward to next year!

By Lia W. on April 29, 2024


Trip: We Send Climbing Festival

Guide: Chelsea R.

Chelsea took a drizzly weekend and turned it into a beautiful gathering of community!

By Valerie H. on April 29, 2024


Trip: WSCF Clinic: Outdoor Climbing with Aubrey Runyon + Guides

Guide: Ada J., Jess W., Sadie S.

It was my first time climbing outdoors and it was so special to do it with people who were so supportive and made me feel so safe!

By Mary E. on April 29, 2024


Trip: WSCF Clinic: The Art of "Flow" Climbing with Becca Droz

Guide: Becca D.

Amazing experience with Becca! She has a way of making everyone feel welcomed and comfortable right from the start. The context of the clinic was so impactful, but the way Becca relayed all of the information and provided us a safe space to have an open conversation was what really resonated.

By Christina M. on April 29, 2024


Trip: Climb + Coffee - April

Guide: Chelsea R.

By Amy R. on April 29, 2024


Trip: We Send Climbing Festival

Guide: Chelsea R.

This is the first climbing event I've ever attended, and I went in with no expectations (especially since it looked like we were going to get rained out all weekend) but I can honestly say I had a wonderful time! The staff and volunteers were all super nice, the packing list and FAQs were well thought out, and they did a great job with the setup and facilities available. They stayed flexible with the weather and made sure everyone had a space to be safe, warm, and having fun. The clinic I signed up for was awesome and made for a super-memorable experience. I met so many awesome people and can't wait to climb with them in the future! I really appreciate the effort that went in to creating this space for women and gender-queer/non-conforming climbers and making the event happen, I hope to see it again next year!

By Kate H. on April 28, 2024


Trip: WSCF Clinic: Outdoor Climbing with Aubrey Runyon + Guides

Guide: Ada J., Jess W., Sadie S.

Ada, Finn, and Aubrey were excellent! They were all super knowledgeable and made this clinic awesome in spite of the less-than-ideal weather! I've only climbed outdoors a handful of times so it was nice to get a good refresher on skills, learn some new ones, and just get on the rocks. They were accommodating and very supportive of everyone and made sure we were all having a great and memorable time!

By Kate H. on April 28, 2024


Trip: WSCF Clinic: Catching + Falling: Becoming a Better Leader

Guide: Jess W., Meg N.

I really appreciated all the care and consideration that Jess and Meg had in making the clinic as meaningful as possible despite the adverse weather conditions! It meant a lot that they were willing to spend the day with us discussing fears related to falling and catching. It also meant a lot that Meg was committed to going out to the crag as long as it wasn't raining; it was the optimistic push everyone needed and we all got in a few climbs! Overall, I really loved the discussion and the camaraderie that our group fostered and I think it really helped create an environment to ask questions, get tips, and learn from each other. I know many of us were looking forward to getting practical exposure/practice taking falls and catching on lead, which most of us did not get to do. However, it was good for me to practice falling on top rope with some of Jess and Meg's tips in mind. With the weather our of anyone's control, I will talk about the things I think they did very well: - Discussed in-depth (discussion-based) the blocks related to falling - Discussed strategies involved to normalize and manage physical, emotional, mental blocks with falling - Demonstrated all the safe(r) ways to take a fall so we know what to strive for - Encouraged us to take falls in different ways Things to dive more into for the future - We did not talk about good belay strategies or catching as much I hope to see everyone again!

By Stephanie A. on April 28, 2024


Trip: We Send Climbing Festival

Guide: Chelsea R.

By Shannon F. on April 28, 2024