Mental Training for Climbing: Train Your Mind to Send
Mental training for climbing is the skill most climbers skip. Learn to beat the fear of falling and failure, rewrite your scripts, and send more.
Mental training for climbing is the skill most climbers skip. Learn to beat the fear of falling and failure, rewrite your scripts, and send more.
Learn how to self rappel on a single line with a GriGri, from building a retrievable anchor to rigging the device and getting your rope back safely.
Learn how to self rappel with a GriGri using a doubled rope, a solid anchor, and a stopper knot. Follow each safety step and get pro instruction first.
Learn the safest way to rappel, from building a bomber anchor to lowering with a Grigri. Real climber steps, backup and knot tips, plus when to get instruction.
Is climbing a sport? Yes. It takes real physical exertion and skill, climbers compete head to head, and it hit the Olympics in 2021. Here’s the full breakdown.
Wondering how often and hard should you climb to get gains? Most climbers do best on 3 to 4 days a week. Here’s how to match frequency to your goals.
Wondering about calories burned climbing? Compare MET value, smart watch, heart rate, and VO2 max methods to get a real number for your climbing session.
Learn how to put on a climbing harness the right way in six steps, plus the double-back buckle check that keeps you safe before you leave the ground.
Trad draws or alpine draws? Learn what quickdraws trad climbers use, how many to carry, what they cost, and how to build a lighter, cleaner rack.
Trad climbing advice for new trad climbers: place gear that holds, avoid zippering, get mentorship, wear a helmet, and climb safer with these 17 tips.