• The Resilient Climber Videos are an exercise library of over 250 videos designed to help climbers improve the strength, mobility, and movement capacity behind climbing techniques. Created as the companion to The Resilient Climber book, this series can also be used as a standalone resource for climbers who want clear exercise instruction and guided movement training.

    Inside the series, every exercise is demonstrated in detail so you can understand exactly how to perform each drill, what it should feel like, and common mistakes to avoid. Whether your goal is improving climbing performance, building resilience, or reducing injury risk, these videos provide practical instruction you can immediately apply to your training.

  • This continuing education course is for medical professionals and coaches looking to advance their knowledge in assessing, diagnosing and treating finger injuries with rock climbers. The material is highly interactive with an emphasis on case based learning and practical application. At the conclusion of the course, you will have a greater understanding of how to assess and rehabilitate rock climbing finger injuries.
    *Course fees do not include tax and/or VAT. Additional taxes will be calculated separately at checkout based on your geographic location.
  • This introductory course is for clinicians looking to learn how to assess, diagnose and treat climbing finger injuries with diagnostic ultrasound. You will access and view 160 minutes of pre-recorded lectures, read associated articles, and problem solve climbing patient cases with ultrasound assessments. At the conclusion of the course, you will have a greater understanding of how to use ultrasound to diagnose climber finger injuries. *Course fees do not include tax and/or VAT. Additional taxes will be calculated separately at checkout based on your geographic location.
  • This continuing education course is for medical professionals and coaches looking to advance their knowledge in assessing, diagnosing and treating finger injuries with rock climbers. The material is highly interactive with an emphasis on case based learning and practical application. At the conclusion of the course, you will have a greater understanding of how to assess and rehabilitate rock climbing finger injuries.
  • When a climber gets injured, rehab becomes their next project, and you’re the clinician they trust to help them get back on the wall. This hands-on masterclass shares how we assess, treat, and train climbers, with practical clinical tips and decision-making woven throughout. You’ll start with movement assessment on the wall, explore manual therapy and reassessment, then apply those principles to injuries across different body regions. You’ll also learn how to build rehab programs, dose training, and guide climbers back to their hardest projects. This course is completely different from the Clinical Management of the Injured Climber course. If you’ve taken that course, you’ll find a distinct format, focus, and set of practical skills here.
  • Climbing Rehabilitation – Montreal, Canada

    Price range: $399.00 through $700.00
    This course teaches clinicians how to analyze climbing movement and translate what they observe on the wall into a focused assessment and individualized treatment plan. Each section begins with a specific climbing movement, identifies the mobility, strength, and motor-control demands required to perform it, and uses targeted clinical tests to determine what may be limiting the climber. Participants will then follow the findings through the complete treatment process, including manual therapy, therapeutic exercise, movement retraining, and climbing-specific progression. Each movement is retested to evaluate the climber’s response and guide the next stage of rehabilitation. Through this practical movement-to-assessment-to-treatment framework, clinicians will learn how to connect what they see on the wall with what they assess and treat on the table.

    Each day is a complete, stand-alone course. Participants can register for Day 1, Day 2, or both.

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  • When a climber gets injured, rehab becomes their next project, and you’re the clinician they trust to help them get back on the wall. This hands-on masterclass shares how we assess, treat, and train climbers, with practical clinical tips and decision-making woven throughout. You’ll start with movement assessment on the wall, explore manual therapy and reassessment, then apply those principles to injuries across different body regions. You’ll also learn how to build rehab programs, dose training, and guide climbers back to their hardest projects. This course is completely different from the Clinical Management of the Injured Climber course. If you’ve taken that course, you’ll find a distinct format, focus, and set of practical skills here.
    • Closed-loop mini bands for hip and glute activation
    • Set of 3: Orange (2–15 lbs), Purple (5–35 lbs), and Red (10–50 lbs)
    • Also sold individually in 5 resistance levels, from 2–15 lbs to 50–120 lbs
    • Length: 12"
    • Material: 15 layers of natural latex with a protective coating
    • Expected lifespan: 12–18 months with regular home use
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    • Lightest band in the 41" range (#0 Orange)
    • Resistance: 2–15 lbs
    • Dimensions: 41" long, 1/4" wide, 4.5 mm thick
    • Material: Natural latex, over 99.9% free of soluble proteins (latex allergens)
    • Expected lifespan: 12–18 months with regular home use
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    • Resistance and Pull-Up Assist Bands (32", 37", and 41")
    • 12" Short Bands for Hip and Glute Activation
    • Mini and Micro-Mini Resistance Bands
    • Physical Therapy Exercise Bands
    • Latex-Free Resistance Bands
    • Band Anchors, Handles, and Accessories
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    • 41" loop bands in progressive resistance levels
    • 6 bundle options, from 3 bands up to the complete set of 6
    • Resistance from 2–15 lbs (#0 Orange) to 60–150 lbs (#5 Black)
    • Length: 41"
    • Material: Natural latex, over 99.9% free of soluble proteins (latex allergens)
    • Expected lifespan: 12–18 months with regular home use
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    • Flat, non-latex bands for rehab and light strength work
    • 6 resistance levels: XX-Light (4.2 lbs) to X-Heavy (8.2 lbs)
    • Sold individually, or as a Beginner or Intermediate set of 3
    • Dimensions: 4" wide x 5' long
    • Material: Non-latex synthetic rubber blend
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