Indoor rock climbing has been loved by people since its emergence. In foreign countries, some primary and secondary school students even include indoor rock climbing in their physical training curriculum. The difficulty level of indoor rock climbing can be directly controlled by humans. Rock walls are also divided into artificial rock walls and natural rock walls. Artificial rock wall is a simulated wall with artificially set rock points and routes. Climbing techniques can be trained both indoors and outdoors, with adjustable difficulty levels. The training time is flexible, but the height and realism are limited. Natural rock walls are cliffs formed naturally during crustal movement, giving people a strong sense of reality and challenge. They can choose their own climbing rock walls, climbing routes, and climbing locations. Moreover, the routes of natural rock walls vary greatly, such as convex platforms, concave pits, cracks, elevation angles, etc., allowing you to experience the feeling of "I am the peak at the end of the mountain"!