We approached the lower saddle of the Grand Teton as the sun slowly began to rise. There was a feeling of optimism due to our quick ascent of the hiking […]
For many people who are new to bouldering, falling and jumping off the wall often seems very scary, especially to those who have a “dodgy knee.” We all know that […]
Rock climbing is a physically demanding sport that challenges the body’s strength, flexibility, and mobility. Among the many essential skills climbers develop the ability to execute drop knees, stem or […]
When you think about finally sending that project you’ve been working on, or climbing harder/longer routes what’s the biggest thing stopping you? Some may say it’s grip strength, upper body […]
Bouldering during pregnancy can be good for your mental and physical health if necessary precautions are taken. It also helps to feel part of the community as bouldering is a social sport.
Like many others during the pandemic, my local climbing gym got shut down. I was not as fortunate as others to have close access to outdoor climbing areas. It’s pretty […]
Climbing is a blend of strength, agility, precision, and power. Whether you’re in the process of learning competition movements or aiming to master dynamic climbing, power and technical skills are […]
Are you experiencing wrist discomfort or instability on sloper holds while climbing? Wrist pain can be a persistent challenge that differs for a variety of climbing movements and can significantly […]
Climbing demands immense strength and endurance from various muscle groups, particularly the wrists and fingers. Incorporating exercises in your regimen for maintaining stability in these areas is crucial for injury […]
While upper body strength often takes the spotlight in discussions about rock climbing, the significance of lower body flexibility should not be underestimated. In this blog post, we will discuss […]
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