TAPED TIPS | Boulder Harder With This Simple Stability Technique
In my coaching and consultations with climbers, it’s become pretty obvious that there are common bouldering grade plateaus at around V4, V6 or 7, and V9 or 10, and that the vast majority of stuck boulderers fall into these three ranges.
There is a single, relatively small skillset that can help climbers break through these common bouldering grade plateaus – or even avoid them altogether.
And it's a skill you're often rewarded for AVOIDING in the gym...
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TAPED TIPS | The Technique Error Holding Sport Climbers Back: Embracing Instability
After working with thousands of sport climbers, I’ve noticed a pattern of climbers getting stuck at around 11c, then 12b, and again at 13a. One of the hallmarks of routes at these grade bottlenecks is that it gets harder to find stable positions. The climber who hopes to move further will need to be comfortable in that instability.
And while it's tempting to think that getting stronger is always the answer, in reality it’s only part of the equation...
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REMIX: FAILURE
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TAPED TIPS | The Two Biggest Barriers to Sending Hard Climbs
Have you ever tried a hard climb or a hard move and immediately said, “I just need to get stronger,” but then a few attempts later you just do the thing?
Did you somehow magically get stronger in those few attempts?
No, of course not. A lot of things could have happened in those few attempts, but what didn’t happen is you gaining strength.
We should know better than to use, “I just need to get stronger,” as an excuse to quit, but it keeps happening...
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TAPED TIPS | There Are 3 Types of Climber. This One Is ALWAYS Better.
When it comes to putting effort into climbing, there are 3 types of climber. All can be effective, but one type is ALWAYS better.
Which are you?
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BOARD MEETINGS | How To Use Outdoor Sport Climbing As Training
Not all training needs to be indoors. If you're lucky enough to be able to spend a large amount of your time outside, it might make sense to use some of that time for training rather than performance.
In this episode, Kris and Nate discuss examples of how we can do this without sacrificing our performance time.
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