Build a Durable Base
Training only works if you can sustain it.
Strength increases load. Durability allows you to handle it.
Build capacity to stay consistent over time.
Fingers, Hands & Forearms
These take the highest stress and often become limiting.
Connective tissue adapts slowly and breaks down when load increases too fast.
Targeted work builds capacity without interfering with climbing.
Elbows & Shoulders
Link between fingers and body, constantly under high tension.
When capacity is too low, they overload quickly and limit training.
Targeted work improves stability and distributes load more effectively.
Push Strength (Antagonists)
Climbing is dominated by pulling. Without pushing strength, imbalances build and stress accumulates around the shoulders.
Targeted work restores balance and improves joint stability.
Scapular & Upper Back
Stabilises the pulling chain. Without it, force transfer drops and stress shifts to shoulders and elbows.
Targeted work improves stability and control under load.
Durability determines how far you can go.
Strength increases the load. Durability allows you to sustain it.
Build capacity where stress accumulates, and support it with targeted work to stay consistent over time.