- Height: 2.3m
- Width: 1.0m
- Depth: 1.0m
- Weight: 30kg
- Front Panel Dimensions: 1.0m x 450mm
- Material: Waterproof Birch Plywood
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- 2 Jugs for a firm, easy grip
- 30 Degree Slopers and 40 Degree Slopers
- 1 Very Deep (40mm) 4 Finger Pocket
- 2 Deep (40mm) and 4 Middle (28mm and 18mm) 2 Finger Pockets
- 2 Small (14mm), 1 Middle (18mm) , and 4 Medium (21mm and 23mm) 4 Finger Edges
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- 21, 18, 15, and 12 mm edges
- Fully portable: Fits in a crag pack
- Weighs just 300 grams
- High quality wood construction
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- Portable Fingerboards
- Training racks
- Hangboards
- Climbing Training Tools
- Climbing Rehab Tools
- Training Accessaries
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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. -
This continuing education course is designed to teach medical providers clinical and laboratory skills necessary to assess and effectively treat upper extremity rock climbing injuries. The course covers the epidemiology of common climbing upper extremity injuries, orthopedic assessment techniques, and diagnostic ultrasound theory and application. It is a laboratory based course with an emphasis on improving the clinical assessment of shoulder, elbow, wrist, hand and finger injuries with ultrasound. Upon completion, attendees will have introductory skills and knowledge to help integrate real-time ultrasound into their management of upper extremity injuries in rock climbers and other athletes. Course is $838 USD which is approximately 800 Euros. -
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.