Strength Training
Applying Training Principles to Specific Exercises
Tags: climbing, in-depth video, Planning, Program Design, Programming, Steve Bechtel, Strength, Tactics
Knowing how to apply your training principles to specific exercises is important to see success in your training for climbing. We often see climbers oversimplify a movement and try to simulate it in the weight room – and then wonder why it has such a limited effect. In this video Steve discusses 2 exercises that…
Progressing and Regressing Exercises – Strength Training for Climbers
Tags: Charlie Manganiello, climbing, in-depth video, Planning, Program Design, Programming, Strength, Tactics
In this video Charlie Manganiello talks about how to progress or regress strength exercises in order to dial in the intensity and optimize your progress. Climbing is a skill sport, but in order to maximize our skills, we need a foundation of strength. We do this in addition to, not instead of, climbing and specific…
When Climbing Feels Out of Reach
Tags: climbing training, mental preparation, Phil Sabado, Strength
by Philip Sabado The end of 2019 was a year of great climbing for me. I felt gains in my training with Climb Strong and I was breaking through a long plateau. But when the pandemic hit, all hell broke loose, which forced every single climber to adjust their climbing and training. I grew frustrated…
12 Rules – Foundational Strength Training for Climbers
Tags: Charlie Manganiello, climbing, in-depth video, Planning, Program Design, Programming, Strength, Tactics
In this video Charlie outlines the 12 Rules of Strength. Climbing is a skill sport, but in order to maximize our skills, we need a foundation of strength. By developing a high level of strength, you can better withstand the rigors of hard specific climbing practice. We use these rules to guide our strength training….
Velocity Loss Training
Tags: climbing training, Jacob Carr, Planning, Strength, Velocity, Velocity loss training
by Jacob Carr Strength training takes time and effort. And when training pure strength, it can be taxing on the nervous system. What if there was a way to decrease your feelings of fatigue and increase your training efficiency? New research has come out that describes a way to do just that. By paying attention…
