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Rock climbing is a sport in which participants climb up, down, or across natural rock formations or artificial rock walls. The goal is to reach the summit of a formation or the endpoint of a usually pre-defined route without falling. Rock climbing is a physically and mentally demanding sport, one that often tests a climber’s strength, endurance, agility, and balance along with mental control. Knowledge of proper climbing techniques and the use of specialized climbing equipment is crucial for the safe completion of routes.
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The Enormocast A Climbing Podcast Do your friends complain that all you talk about is climbing? Does your girlfriend get glazed over look when you try to explain to her just how run-out you actually were, I mean, you were really fucking out there! Does the man in your life have no idea why its so important that you cross through before you stab the mono, not after? Click to listen to an episode
Enormocast 214: Pete Whittaker – A Right Wad - The Enormocast: a climbing podcast
On Episode 214 of the Enormocast, I beam myself to Sheffield, England, the heart of British climbing, to talk to Pete Whittaker. Pete is one half of the infamous Wide Boyz but not just an offwidth climber. His prowess on cracks of all sizes is well known and has lead to his new definitive modern … Continue reading "Enormocast 214: Pete Whittaker – A Right Wad"The Bad Beta Podcast A Rock Climber's Guide to Everything Real rock climbers, talking about the issues that real rock climbers want to hear about. We're here to upset 'big-climbing' by telling you everything that they don't want you to know. Click to listen to an episode
Episode # Covid-19 - How to Climb Furniture - The Bad Beta - A Climbing Podcast
Well, well, well... It seems like a hundred new climbing podcasts have started up in the midst of the climbing quarantine crisis, and true to form, we thought we'd jump on the bandwagon the best way we know how; releasing an episode after months of silence. Steve is on Zoom, so apologies for his sound quality from his bunker in the woods. On this episode we discuss Covid-19 effects on climbing, including the demise of climbing gyms, the black market for hangboards, and the trend that you are all guilty of: building a woody. We talk about a possible way of climbing during the pandemic using colored shirts and arm-bands. Anna gives a gear review for the Misty Mountain Cadillac harness. We talk about Black Diamonds new offwidth cams, and much more. climbing, rock climbing, beta, bad beta, trad, sportThe TrainingBeta Podcast Neely Quinn interviews pro rock climbers, climbing trainers, and other insightful members of the climbing community about how we can get a little better at rock climbing. Subjects include how to train for certain aspects of the sport, how to rehab injuries, the best diet for climbing, and personal stories about climbing. Click to listen to an episode
TBP 164 :: Alex Stiger and Neely Quinn on Getting through Injuries without Losing Your Mind - The TrainingBeta Podcast: A Climbing Training Podcast
About Alex Stiger Coach Alex Stiger recently had surgery on her finger to repair a ligament she tore when she accidentally smashed it on a hold while bouldering. I also just had surgery on my wrist (same surgeon, one month apart), so we’ve been in almost daily communication about our progress, frustrations, and small victories as we recover. Between the two of us, we’ve had a handful of pretty serious injuries, so we thought we’d discuss how we’ve dealt with those setbacks and the lessons we’ve learned along the way. It can be difficult to stay motivated and take care of yourself when all you really want to be doing is climbing. It can feel sort of like punishment sometimes, but the main things to remember are that you’ll get through it and you can (usually) become just as strong or stronger than you were pre-injury. In the meantime, we’ll tell you how we have learned to honestly enjoy being injured sometimes. Alex Stiger is a Certified Personal Trainer, Sports Performance Coach, and Head Coach at Movement Climbing + Fitness in Boulder Colorado. Alex spends most of her week working with clients of all levels and ages to help them reach their climbing goals. She has climbed 5.13d and is working towards her goal of climbing 5.14. If you’d like to work with her doing remote coaching, you can find more info on that at www.trainingbeta.com/alex. Alex Stiger Interview Details Brief overview of our injuries What our recovery times are/were What we’ve been doing to stay psyched and happy despite injury Why it’s important to still be around climbing if it’s part of your social life Strengthening other weaknesses while your injury heals The frustrations of the medical industry Why we wish we would’ve sought help earlier Alex Stiger Interview Links Work with Alex as your coach Instagram: @alex.stiger 1st Interview with Alex on the podcast 2nd Interview with Alex: How Getting Stronger Made Her a Better CoachClimbSci Better Climbing Through Science ClimbSci is an evidence-based webcast covering scientific topics related to climbing and climbers, notably nutrition, training, recovery, and performance. Hosted by Brian Rigby (Climbing Nutrition), and Tom Herbert (usefulcoach). Click to listen to an episode
Episode 12 - Q&A - 02 - ClimbSci - Better Climbing Through Science
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MyClimb Learn, Train Climb! MyClimb is a place for the climbing community to gather. Our mission is to create more climbers and give all climbers access to the knowledge, tools and community to improve and share their passion for climbing.
Mindbody Connecting the World to Wellness Searching for a new workout? Want to drop-in on a yoga class for less? Need help finding new at-home workouts? The Mindbody app can help you find the best place to get your sweat on & work on that beach body. Whether you’re looking for a beginner workout or trying to beat your 30-day fitness goals, you can find it all on Mindbody.
Mountain Project Rock Climbing Guides: Routes, Photos & Forum Find rock climbing routes, photos, and guides for every state, along with experiences and advice from fellow climbers.
Crimpd Train Like a Pro Follow workouts crafted by world class climbers and coaches, Tom Randall and Ollie Torr of Lattice Training. Each workout is tailored to help climbers improve their Endurance, Power Endurance, Strength & Power, and Conditioning & Mobility.
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TrainingBeta Finger Strength Training Programs All of the programs were created to specifically train finger strength for climbing, and each 5-week program is catered to a different level of climber. They are in ebook format (PDF), so you can follow them on any device or print them out. There are 2 finger workouts per week in the beginner and intermediate programs, and 3 finger workouts per week in the advanced program and each workout is about 2 hours long.
TrainingBeta Training Program for Route Climbers This online subscription route climbing training program is all laid out for you so that you don’t have to plan a thing. It takes you through 6-week cycles of power endurance, strength, projecting, and finger strength to keep you strong all year long.
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Meetup Indoor Rock Climbing groups Find over 289 Indoor Rock Climbing groups with 340738 members near you and meet people in your local community who share your interests.
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Indoor Climbing World-wide Rock Climbing Gym Listing The World-wide Rock Climbing Wall and Gym listing. Huge directory listing with all the indoor climbing gyms, facilities, and walls in the world.
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