Loading...
TrainingBeta Blog2024-08-06T13:47:12-06:00

Blog Categories

Rotator Cuff Training- Nicros

Climbing can be really hard on the shoulders. Knowing this, it makes good sense to be proactive about doing exercises to help strengthen the stabilizing muscles that surround the shoulder. "The shoulders are the most movable and unstable joints, and next to the fingers they are the most at-risk body parts for [...]

September 27th, 2014|

Your Goal: Boulder Harder

“I am a boulderer and would like to climb two or three grades harder within one year.”  How many of you think that? Good news. In this article from climbing.com, Kris Peters presents a year-long program to accomplish just that. The program is geared towards intermediate to advanced climbers and [...]

September 26th, 2014|

Freebie Power Endurance Core Workout

Having a strong core is super important for climbing. We all know that. That being said, are you looking for a new workout to try to make your core stronger? Below is a screenshot of one of the core workouts from the Power Endurance Training Program that Kris Peters, one of the top climbing trainers in [...]

September 25th, 2014|

The Dangers of Eating Too Little and Climbing Too Much

This post was kindly written by a friend of mine, Meghanne Reburn, who was my nutrition client before she was my friend. Her story is so compelling and educational that I asked her to write it out for you all. Basically, Meghanne took climbing, exercise, and dieting too far and [...]

September 23rd, 2014|

Campus Boarding- Moon Climbing

Campus Boarding is an excellent tool for improving explosive power and contact strength in the fingers and arms. The moonclimbing.com blog has this article about campus boarding that discusses how to set up a campus board, the different types of grips to use, exercises they recommend, and a rough layout [...]

September 21st, 2014|

How to Prevent Climber’s Elbow- ClimbHealthy

Been feeling slight twinges in your elbow? Or have you noticed elbow pain with certain movements, but not always? Check out what the Climbing Doctor has to say about this: "There’s no better way to celebrate your impressive ascent of the pink-taped route at the gym than with an ice-cold [...]

September 20th, 2014|

The Day I Sent Golden Gate- EveningSends

"Freeing El Cap is something most climbers want to do when they get to a certain level. The beauty, history, height and hard nature of the climbing make freeing El Cap an ultimate climbing goal. There's nothing else like it." -Hazel Findlay In this awesome article from eveningsends.com, Hazel Findlay, [...]

September 19th, 2014|

14.c Evolv Athlete Kai Lightner

Many of you have probably already seen this video. But for those of you who haven't, it's inspiring and worth watching (and re-watching if you've already seen it). Outsidetelevision.com recently released this video of Evolv athlete Kai Lightner. He discovered climbing at age 6 and now at 14 is crushing both [...]

September 14th, 2014|

Learn This: How To Climb Finger Cracks

Looking to improve your finger crack climbing skills? Here is a great article from climbing.com that gives pointers on how to use your hands and feet when the crack goes from hand to finger size.... "Cruising the perfect hand crack is a joyous feeling. But when it narrows to fingers, [...]

September 13th, 2014|

The Top 5 Bad Gym Habits of Route Climbers

This article was written by Kris Hampton and reposted from his site  powercompanyclimbing.com. Kris Hampton is not only our friend and a great climber, but also the author of our 8-week Endurance Training Program (which is worth checking out if you're looking to send longer routes....). Kris Hampton Here he talks [...]

September 12th, 2014|
Go to Top