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'''First Avenue Rocks''' is a proposed indoor rock-climbing facility to open in a leased warehouse at 2417 [[1st Avenue South]]. Entrepreneur [[Joe Ortega]] plans four 13-foot tall climbing structures, a yoga room, a screening room and art gallery at the facility. The development, which will initially employ three people, is set to open in April [[2009]].
'''First Avenue Rocks''' is an indoor rock-climbing facility located in a leased warehouse at 2417 [[1st Avenue South]]. The facility, owned by entrepreneur [[Joe Ortega]], features four 13-foot tall climbing structures, a yoga room, a screening room and art gallery at the facility. The development officially opened on [[August 1]], [[2009]].


Ortega hopes to open a second gym specializing in rope climbing somewhere else in the region.
Ortega hopes to open a second gym specializing in rope climbing somewhere else in the region.
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==References==
==References==
* Cooper, Lauren B. (February 13, 2009) "Rock climbing gym coming to Birmingham." ''Birmingham Business Journal''
* Cooper, Lauren B. (February 13, 2009) "Rock climbing gym coming to Birmingham." ''Birmingham Business Journal''
==External links==
* [http://www.facebook.com/pages/Birmingham-AL/First-Avenue-Rocks/58202748151 First Avenue Rocks] on Facebook


[[Category:Fitness centers]]
[[Category:Fitness centers]]
[[Category:1st Avenue South]]
[[Category:1st Avenue South]]

Revision as of 07:29, 13 August 2009

First Avenue Rocks is an indoor rock-climbing facility located in a leased warehouse at 2417 1st Avenue South. The facility, owned by entrepreneur Joe Ortega, features four 13-foot tall climbing structures, a yoga room, a screening room and art gallery at the facility. The development officially opened on August 1, 2009.

Ortega hopes to open a second gym specializing in rope climbing somewhere else in the region.

References

  • Cooper, Lauren B. (February 13, 2009) "Rock climbing gym coming to Birmingham." Birmingham Business Journal

External links