Celebrate 20 Years of Adventure with CMRCA
The past four and a half years have been filled with challenges including the closure of Crazy Horse, Covid-19 and the recent floods. Yet, much like climbing a difficult route…
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Co-operative Research Project for Caving and Climbing in Northern Thailand
The purpose of this research project is to present a model for developing recreational and tourism activities and attractions for caving and climbing in specific karst areas.
Read OnProgression Goes Underground In Tennessee
Following their underground leadership training and development program at the Caverns, Progression team members Josh Morris and Mario Wild went underground for some TAG caving. TAG (Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia) caving…
Read OnProgression Climbing Gym and Vertical Training Center COMING SOON!
Opening in December 2021, the Progression Climbing Gym & Vertical Training Center promotes vertical sports and a vibrant, warm and welcoming community. The facility includes a lead and top rope…
Read OnProgression Climbing Center
In March of this year, we looked out on the horizon and saw that life looked like it was returning to some sense of normalcy. We hosted the Progression Warehouse…
Read OnNew Second Hand Outdoor Gear Store
When we started CMRCA nearly 19 years ago, we set out to build a business that helped to provide a space for the small community of climbers and adventurers who…
Read OnFueling Progression During Covid
As a company, we have a culture of constantly seeking growth and development. This means getting out of our comfort zones and pushing ourselves to overcome obstacles and try new…
Read OnBlue Dot Caving with Progression Adventures
It was a great week full of adventure, personal growth and delicious food with Blue Dot Partnership. And not to forget good coffee. At the end of July Bo, Tiffy,…
Read OnProgression Camp 2021 Re-Cap
Progression Adventures Summer Camp 2021 was the first of its kind in Chiang Mai. Students had the opportunity to join back to back week-long outdoor experiences that focused on a…
Read OnA Farewell From Chris LeBlanc
Wedged in a dark, narrow cavern several dozen meters (I think?) Below ground with just enough room to rotate my head from one side to the other, choking on thick…
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