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Climbing Post Concussion

When one considers climbing, many images come to mind. Daring ascents up sheer faces, powerful moves off of razor sharp holds, sleeping beneath the stars on a narrow ledge balanced precariously over the open air. When a climber is uninjured and in top form, the world is without limits. However, to the injured climber, these [...]

By |July 1st, 2024|Shoulder/Neck|0 Comments

Return to Climb After a Labral Tear and/or Rotator Cuff Surgery

You’ve been training hard to build the finger strength for pushing your climbing grade up a whole value for months. Throughout the training time, your forearms are less and less fatigued after each climb within your training range. However, your shoulder is starting to hurt each training day, but you’re so close to pushing your [...]

By |June 10th, 2024|Shoulder/Neck|0 Comments

Strength For Overhang Climbing: Improving Core Strength and Body Positioning

Overhang rock climbing presents a unique set of challenges that are not solely dependent on sheer strength, but also on mastering body positioning and using the power of your core muscles. Unlike vertical or slab climbing, where friction and balance are primary concerns, overhangs present an entirely different set of challenges. With gravity pulling [...]

By |May 6th, 2024|Performance|0 Comments

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