Whether it is indoor rock climbing or outdoor rock climbing, the quality of rock climbing facilities directly affects the personal safety of people engaged in rock climbing activities. According to GB 19079.4-2014: Opening conditions and technical requirements for sports venues, the pressure of the fulcrum hole is required to be no less than 3KN. During the inspection, the fulcrum holes of some rock climbing venues were loose due to long-term use and failure to make timely rectifications. This may not cause much impact in the early stage. If used for a long time, it is easy to cause the fulcrum to detach from the wall, thereby causing a series of equipment accidents and causing safety damage. The top protection system plays an important protective role for enthusiasts who are participating in indoor rock climbing. The bearing capacity of the top protection system is our important testing object. During rock climbing activities, if the top protection system is severely deformed due to the climber's own weight and downward pulling force, it is easy to cause people to fall during rock climbing. Second, the entire wall collapses, causing greater safety accidents. According to GB 19079.4-2014: Opening conditions and technical requirements for sports venues, the bearing capacity of the top load-bearing protection system is required to be no less than 8KN.

The above are some of the problems that are more or less common in indoor rock climbing venues at this stage. According to "Article 44 of the Sports Law, the sports administrative departments of the people's governments at or above the county level shall strengthen management and supervision of business activities involving fitness, competition and other sports activities in accordance with relevant national regulations." As the operating entity of a rock climbing venue, it should conduct a comprehensive inspection of the venue in accordance with the requirements of the local relevant departments at the beginning of its opening. The relevant departments will issue a "High-risk Project Operation Permit" based on the third-party inspection results, which is also a guarantee for the personal safety of rock climbing enthusiasts. Rock climbers should also carefully observe the facilities of the venue when choosing a rock climbing venue, and only carry out rock climbing activities when the facilities of the venue are complete.