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Nov 30, 2011
A Better Appoarch to Grading Climbs
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Grading climbs appears to be a fundamentally contentious issue. However it doesn't have to be, science already has an elegant solution t...
Nov 26, 2011
Saturday Syke
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This week it is The Climbing Lab's own. Recently, I relocated to the Mid-Atlantic region. Everyone offered their condolences, "Sorr...
Nov 25, 2011
Review: "Bouldering" Book
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Peter Beal 's Bouldering: Movement, Tactics, and Problem Solving is an attempt to cover entire discipline of bouldering. Overall, it is...
Nov 22, 2011
Getting what you need, even if it is nonlinear
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My inner geek wants my training to be linear. For example, I want a step-by-step training program that I flawless execute with predictable s...
Nov 18, 2011
Strength Villain
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I recently had the honor of hanging out with the Strength Villain crew, sharing a love of training and tattoos. They are "subject mat...
Nov 15, 2011
Limiter Driven Training
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My training philosophy is "limiter driven improvement." I constantly seek out my current climbing limiters and design drills and p...
Nov 12, 2011
Saturday Syke
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A new vision to push climb forward can be found anywhere.
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