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Strength training is one of the most common things climbers tell me they want to do, and also one of the most common things they quit.
Not because they are lazy. Not because they do not care. But because it makes them sore, tired, and like their climbing sessions are getting worse instead of better.
In this episode, I break down why that experience is so common and why it does not automatically mean strength training is wrong for you.
We talk about:
If strength training feels like it is competing with your climbing, this episode will help you understand what usually needs to change so it supports your climbing instead.
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By Natasha Barnes5
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Strength training is one of the most common things climbers tell me they want to do, and also one of the most common things they quit.
Not because they are lazy. Not because they do not care. But because it makes them sore, tired, and like their climbing sessions are getting worse instead of better.
In this episode, I break down why that experience is so common and why it does not automatically mean strength training is wrong for you.
We talk about:
If strength training feels like it is competing with your climbing, this episode will help you understand what usually needs to change so it supports your climbing instead.
Join my IG Broadcast channel
Follow me on Instagram
Join the Foundational Strength Program
Book an Injury Consultation or Rehab Coaching
Train with me
My Website

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