Category: Train Strategy
The “10-4″ Rule for Projecting Sport Climbs
Becoming a better sport climber demands a proper balance of improving your skills and pushing...
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Cameron Hörst’s Proven Strategy for Endurance Training
Learn from Cameron Hörst’s strategic approach to working on his weaknesses, improving his...
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Simple Formula for Success (In Anything!)
Success is subjective. No one can define it for you—and that’s the beauty of it. But with...
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Aerobic Versus Anaerobic Training for Climbing: Beat the Burn and Climb All Day!
Climbing requires well-rounded fitness. No matter your preference or speciality, a combination of...
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Self-Care for Routesetters: Training for Climbing as a Routesetter
Finding the balance between work and life presents more challenges for routesetters than almost...
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Process Versus Outcome Goals for Plotting Your Climbing Future
Having specific goals in mind for where you want to go with your climbing is a prerequisite for...
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Highpointing Versus Lowpointing Tactics for Sending Your Project
When it’s finally time to transition from recon mode to redpoint mode on your project, resist the...
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Chunk Down Your Route for Faster Sending
Projecting is never a fast process. It typically requires patience and dedication to achieve slow...
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Podcast #79 – 13 Send Tips That Can Make All The Difference In The World!
Quite often it’s the tiniest of things—tactics and strategy—that can make or break your...
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T4C Podcast #77 – Climbing Tactics & Pro Climber Analysis
Listen to Coach Horst’s analysis of pro climber tactics and strategies, featuring interviews with...
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Podcast #68 – Anatomy of a Redpoint Project and the “Send Go”
Coach Hörst provides a transparent deconstruct of his mini-project during a recent trip to the...
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Podcast #66: 10 Powerful Tips to Climb Harder Boulders and Routes (and Punt Less Often!)
This episode of the Training For Climbing podcast serves up numerous powerful tips—that you can...
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