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eprex


Feb 25, 2012, 8:44 PM
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Hi all!

I'd like to develop a more stable training routine with your help.

I currently climb indoors the most often, with outdoors occasionally.

I climb indoors Sundays, Mondays, and Fridays. Friday is the day I top rope with a partner while the other two days I'm on my own.

I'm thinking Sundays would be an 'easy' day- going over problems I've already done and making them more fluid, but most importantly not taxing my grip heavily. Monday could be my 'heavy' day, where after a warm up, I'm approaching harder problems that I have yet to complete. Then afterwards, following up with a little campus training.

Any thoughts on that? I'm open to any advice!

Lastly, I'm climbing at a 5.11 / 5.12 rating, and a v4 level. When should I think about getting into lead climbing? I believe the stipulation at my local gym is lead climbing a 5.8 or so, with a certain fall afterwards.

See you at central rock, ma!


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Feb 26, 2012, 7:33 AM
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Whew, slow forum!


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eprex wrote:
Whew, slow forum!
Yeah, it's been a little slow lately. The usual advice that's given is that you should get yourself a copy of "The Self-Coached Climber" and use it to work out your training plans.
It's an excellent book, and should give you the information you are looking for. Also check out the training section in the nicros articles http://www.nicros.com/training/ and planetfear http://www.planetfear.com/articles.archive.php. There is also a great article on this website called "The Making of a Rockprodigy" http://www.rockclimbing.com/...ockprodigy__258.html


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sungam wrote:
eprex wrote:
Whew, slow forum!
Yeah, it's been a little slow lately. The usual advice that's given is that you should get yourself a copy of "The Self-Coached Climber" and use it to work out your training plans.
It's an excellent book, and should give you the information you are looking for. Also check out the training section in the nicros articles http://www.nicros.com/training/ and planetfear http://www.planetfear.com/articles.archive.php. There is also a great article on this website called "The Making of a Rockprodigy" http://www.rockclimbing.com/...ockprodigy__258.html

Thank you, great post. I'm reading the 'rockprodigy' article now!


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Start leading now.

I like your gym.


jt512


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shockabuku wrote:
Start leading now.

When he's only climbing 5.12?

Jay


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jt512 wrote:
shockabuku wrote:
Start leading now.

When he's only climbing 5.12?

Jay

I think he sounds motivated enough to successfully make the transition to 5.8.


eprex


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shockabuku wrote:
jt512 wrote:
shockabuku wrote:
Start leading now.

When he's only climbing 5.12?

Jay

I think he sounds motivated enough to successfully make the transition to 5.8.

I've seen some of the lead routes at my gym and they look pretty easy. There are a few that are pretty big holds straight up to the top.

My schedule needs revamping though. I want to have a day where I can work grip, but I'm not sure 1-2 days is enough for recovery.

I'm thinking climbing M,W,F and the gym (for legs and chest) on Sundays.


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shockabuku


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eprex wrote:
shockabuku wrote:
jt512 wrote:
shockabuku wrote:
Start leading now.

When he's only climbing 5.12?

Jay

I think he sounds motivated enough to successfully make the transition to 5.8.

I've seen some of the lead routes at my gym and they look pretty easy. There are a few that are pretty big holds straight up to the top.

My schedule needs revamping though. I want to have a day where I can work grip, but I'm not sure 1-2 days is enough for recovery.

I'm thinking climbing M,W,F and the gym (for legs and chest) on Sundays.

A M, W, F training schedule is pretty easily sustainable for most people. If you start to be chronically tired or sore, take an extra day off.


fr4nkey


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Have look on this site you can find there a bit different way how to do climbing training. http://www.rockclimbingtoronto.net


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fr4nkey wrote:
Have look on this site you can find there a bit different way how to do climbing training. http://www.rockclimbingtoronto.net

More spam.


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Toproping 5.12 indoors is a lot like masturbating. It might feel good at the time but it's not something to brag about.


shockabuku


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saint_john wrote:
Toproping 5.12 indoors is a lot like masturbating. It might feel good at the time but it's not something to brag about.

That might depend on how frequently you can manage to do it. Or other atypical achievements.


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ok but that book really works.


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saint_john wrote:
Toproping 5.12 indoors is a lot like masturbating. It might feel good at the time but it's not something to brag about.
LOL


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