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Training Q&A Thread
Have questions about training? Ask me anything! Comment below your questions about training and support others in the comments if you have perspective on their question.
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New comment 5d ago
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@Katie LaFetra Great question! All depends on your goals for the Fall / Winter. Id recommend trying to break down your training into phases of 6 or 12 week cycles. I think it makes the most sense to structure larger training blocks like this: Strength Phase - Weight training focused on maximal force production - Climbing focused on movement proficiency - increase training intensity, slowly increase volume Power Endurance Phase - Weight training focused on speed (power) - Climbing focused on 85% difficulty on steep overhung terrain - increase training intensity and volume Performance Phase - maintenance weight training to stay healthy / physically prepared - Climbing focused on limit / max effort - reduce training volume slightly as intensity goes up
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@Tommaso Colamartino Great question Tommaso! The first place to start when creating a training plan is defining a clear and measurable goal to train for. Ultimately your goal will define the structure of your training plan. Another thing to consider when writing your plan is your current level of fitness. If you're coming off the couch, having a longer program that ramps up more slowly makes sense. If you're already well trained, consider setting a more hyper-specific goal and training for it for 6-8 weeks then re-evaluate. Ultimately there are many methods to successfully lead you to your goals, it just starts with setting a clear goal!
poped pulley?
can you guys help me figure out what happened with my hand? I was climbing for my third time this week when I just finished my warm up route a few minutes ago and was going to hope on a project, i was definitely warmed up but after the first move taking my hand off the jug start hold I felt and heard a pop coming from the base of my palm very quiet pop but still there, it felt like if you were to pluck a guitar string the way the string vibrated back and forth in the base of my palm. i think this has happened to me 2 or 3 times a while ago but i just brushed it off and kept climbing, i decided to take some rest and not get on my project but there was no pain not even if I pushed on it, im going to take a few rest days and adjust my training plan a bit but what do you think happened? what was that pop?your help would be greatly appreciated.
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New comment 5d ago
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@Connor Macholz reach out to The Climb Clinic for a consultation, they are qualified professionals focused on helping climbers 👏🏼
training persision and hand eye coordination
i have some issues on big dynamic throws to crimps and in general my hand coordination is really bad especially making big throws to crimps or when doing dynamic movement in general, are there any ways i could train my hand eye coordination? how can i be more accurate when making throws on the climbing wall?
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New comment Apr 11
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best place to start is adding some practice into your climbing warm up on the wall each time you climb. If you're in a gym, find a variety of climbs at a low level and begin to eliminate holds as you repeat a few climbs. Begin to look for coordination style moves by combining holds from different climbs in the same area too. Moving dynamically needs to be the focus
Module 2: The Basics
Hope you enjoyed learning about the basics of grip training and are excited to dive into the next module. First, please complete Action 2: Show & Tell Have a favorite grip tool or a unique setup at home? Show us in the comments below! Your creativity could inspire others, and it’s a great way to learn about new tools and setups. Let's see what you've got!
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New comment Apr 9
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@Philipp Scheer the legos are legendary!!
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@Mikel Berasategi looks great!!
Climbing once a week
Hey guys, I’m new to climbing and currently I’m only able to go to the climbing gym once a week But I’m able to go to regular gym every day basically Also I bought a small portable hangboard and I wanted to ask how can I maximize my training week to improve my climbing?
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New comment Apr 5
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Climb as many boulders as you can on your climbing day, be sure to come into that session fully rested. On the other days, try out this program: 4 Week Build Strength & Muscle
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Gunnar Autterson
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I'm a Colorado based UX Designer, Climber and Strength Coach. My goal is to create a valuable and supportive strength training community for climbers.

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