How to Track Your Climbing Progress So You Actually Improve
Learn how to track climbing progress with simple session logs, video, and strength checks so you can see real improvement and break through plateaus faster.
Learn how to track climbing progress with simple session logs, video, and strength checks so you can see real improvement and break through plateaus faster.
Discover the 5 best climbing drills you can do in just 10 minutes a session to fix footwork, balance, and wasted energy and start climbing smoother.
Stuck at the same grade? Learn how to actually progress in climbing instead of just winging it, with goals, drills, weakness work, tracking, and rest.
Fix the five most common climbing mistakes that keep you stuck: weak legs, over-gripping, sloppy footwork, rushing, and poor body position. Drills inside.
Pro climber Tash on managing fear while climbing: get comfortable with the unknown, rehearse the crux moves, and talk to your belayer so you climb calmer.
Our The Impossible Climb book review digs into Alex Honnold’s free solo of El Capitan, the fear, the mindset, and whether Mark Synnott’s book is worth it.
Are dedication and focus the only keys needed to reach your climbing goals? Here is what a skydiving trip taught me about showing up and sending harder.
How I make space for climbing when life seems chaotic: balancing a day job, marriage, and coaching while chasing a real one-year climbing transformation.
I found out I have a high muscle storage capacity. Here’s how it shapes my climbing training, from the drills I pick to the rest and recovery I now build in.
My year-long climbing transformation starts here: first weigh-in, body measurements, and strength benchmarks, plus how I’m tracking real progress on the wall.