Warm-up : assorted dead hangs and pull-ups throughout the day
Training :
(1) 15s on / 15 rest, 6 rounds per grip, rest 3 minutes between grips
Grips
Open hand (top sloper, hard side)
Two finger (middle pocket, easy side)
Full crimp (middle edge, easy side)
Open hand (top sloper, hard side)
Two finger (middle pocket, easy side)
Full crimp (middle edge, easy side)
rest 10 minutes
(2) 1 minute, continuously moving on hangboard
1.5 minute rest
4 rounds
1.5 minute rest
4 rounds
This is my experiment with training devices. It is two Pusher system tiles mounted on over a doorway. It is temporary until I build the complete system board. I have a mild obession with Pusher because they have great products. I don't see other hold companies picking up where they left off in terms of building training products for climbing. The system tiles can spin 360 degrees because they are mounted on t-nuts. The options are only limited by my imagination.
Notes : Left middle finger feels tweaky from the monos yesterday. My body needs a longer warm-up (like today's). I can tell I have work/rest ratio dialed-in when I don't want to get back on but can physically finish. Workouts that build mental toughness. I got the "1 minute, continuously moving on hangboard" from Mountain Athlete. It kicks my ass every time. My goal is 2 minutes on/ 2 minute rest / 3 rounds by the end of Febuary. Do work!!