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In this interview I talk with three-time consecutive U.S. Bouldering Nationals Champion, Nathaniel Coleman, about how he stays positive during comps and how he trains to be so successful.
The goal of training should be to get better at rock climbing. If it's not making you better then what's the point in doing it. Sure that sounds nice and simple, but things get more complicated when we factor in [...]
Date: August 3rd, 2017 About Maureen Beck Maureen (Mo) Beck is a 30-year-old climber from Maine who followed her passion for climbing to Colorado like so many of us have. She climbs [...]
Date: May 19th, 2017 About Daniel Woods Daniel Woods needs no introduction really, but in case you don't know who he is... he's super strong. He's climbed possibly 3 V16's, lots of V15's, [...]
Date: April 24th, 2017 About Shannon O'Grady Shannon O’Grady is the Director of Product for Gnarly Nutrition. She has her doctorate in Biology from the University of Utah, and through research in nutritional [...]
Date: January 26th, 2017 About Danny Robertson Danny Robertson is a 41-year-old climber out of Carbondale, Colorado who's been climbing for about 15 years. He's a full-time 7th-grade teacher, so he has summers off [...]
Date: October 19th, 2016 About Dan Mirsky Dan Mirsky is an understated crusher. I’ve been watching him gracefully take down rock climbs all over the country for the last 10 years. In 2013, we [...]
Date: July 11th, 2016 Google Play For Android Users iTunes Show Page About Joe Kinder This is an interview with Joe Kinder, a 36-year-old climber from New Hampshire who was one of our sport's first professional (aka paid) athletes. He's climbed [...]
Date: January 6th, 2016 About Nina Williams Nina Williams is a boulderer (and budding trad climber) who lives and trains in Boulder, CO. She's climbed V13 and she won the Dark Horse comp in 2015, but she spends most of her energy [...]
Climbing endurance is basically the ability to climb many moves in a row that are under your max ability without falling off. It's what it takes to do long routes (or very long boulder problems) without pumping off due to [...]