Deep water soloing is the most free form of rock climbing. This form of climbing is done without any kind of ropes or equipment. The specialty of this type of climbing is mainly based upon the presence of water at the base of the rocks. The water and its depth provide safety to the climber. If the climber is tired and falls then he or she directly falls into the water. Therefore all you need to play is some climbing and swimming experience.

In deep water soloing, the ground is replaced by water, which removes many of the traditional danger from the activity while creating its own unique concerns and dangers. Initially, the climbers access the rocks by boat, down climbing, traversing or rappelling and then making their way out. Generally the rocks above the water are of overhanging nature thus making it difficult for the climbers but safer for falling. While partaking in DWS you need to have proper technique not only for climbing but also for falling and exiting the water, this is one of many things you will learn with MCC.

In rock climbing, the type of rock we climb on matters quite a bit. Limestone is one of the best types of rock to climb for psychoblock or deep water soloing. The reason for this is because they are softer than the other rocks; therefore they get eroded easily by the seawater and hence create overhanging cliffs, which provides a clean path to the water. They also often have large features like pockets and stalactites making gymnastic climbing. The best time of carrying out DWS climbing is during the high tide as the seawater is at its peak. This ensures the "deep " part of deep water soloing. Apart from this you can improve you're over all climbing skills. In fact deep water soloing is a great way to test your climbing metal and raise your performance on other types of climbing.

Apart from being the most free form of rock climbing, DWS climbing is the most new form of rock climbing. It has evolved recently as it was perceived as dangerous. Now with the climbing camps of MCC it has increased its popularity. In the recent times those who have exercised good control over their climbing find deep water soloing very adventurous. Expert climbers find this ultimate free form of climbing extremely enthralling and exhilarating. If you are a beginner and still want to go for it then it is better that you go to rock climbing camps where you can perform the task under guidance and supervision.