Are You Stuck Climbing The Same Easy Routes?

It's hard to have fun climbing when progress seems stalled.

But it doesn't have to be that way.

Adding 10 minutes of climbing drills to the end of your sessions can help you see skill and strength gains fast!

Unfortunately, most climbers don't know more than one drill and get bored of repeating it.

"77 Drills to Help You Climb Better" is the solution.

Each drill provides the necessary details about what it helps you develop along with instructions for each step. If the drill is too easy or challenging, it also provides details for adjusting the drill appropriately.

Plus, there are 77 of them so every session can be fresh and feel different.

What's Inside?

77 Innovative Drills

Carefully designed to challenge and improve your technique, strength, and endurance.

Step-by-Step Guidance

Clear, concise instructions make it easy to understand and apply each drill.

For All Skill Levels

Whether you're a beginner or an experienced climber, these drills will elevate your ability.

Skills & Technique

Meticulously designed to refine your technique and catapult your performance to new heights.

Strength & Endurance

Unlocking greater strength and endurance, transforming your climbing routine into a powerhouse of progress.

Bonus Content

Bonus games, bonus exercises, and a grade-tracking pyramid worksheet.

SNEAK PEAK

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last week I did a V4

I love drills, I love this channel, I was doing V0s four months ago and last week I did a V4. THANKS SO MUCH!

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@monisa129

I will definitely try these drills!

As a large climber I’m mostly struggling with crimps and small positive holds, but I don’t feel I should do hang-boarding or dedicated finger training yet. I will definitely try these drills!

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@Maw0822

because it's done while climbing, it doesn't feel like "training"

Nice drill for sure! And because it’s done while climbing, it doesn’t feel like “training”.

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@RealWorldClimbing

the peter pans drill helped a lot

Climbing helped me do my first muscle-up! Since strong core is key, the peter pans drill helped a lot (the variation where each individual hand movement is preceded by cutting feet). Much more fun than regular training as well. However, one looks like a total beginner, cutting feet every few seconds.

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@mrhaandi

it’s awesome to see actual drills I can work on

As a new climber I’m breaking into the V4 range (finally sent my first one today!) and it’s awesome to see actual drills I can work on. I have been able to send V2s regularly and have recently been able to send maybe 50% or so of V3s at my gym. I can tell that V4 is definitely a big jump from V3 and down (for me at least) and I’ve been wondering what else I can do besides just keep climbing and working on my technique. Thanks so much for the awesome video.

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@rivergillis7364

Aim to incorporate these drills into your climbing sessions 2-3 times a week. This frequency allows for consistent practice while also providing enough recovery time between sessions.

These drills are designed to cater to a wide range of skill levels. Each drill specifies the intended difficulty level, so beginners can start with the more basic drills and progressively work their way up as they become more comfortable and skilled.

Most drills can be performed with standard climbing gear. However, some specific drills may require additional equipment like a timer. Each drill's description will list any special equipment needed.

If a drill feels too challenging, try modifying it to a simpler version based on the recommendations shared in the book. Progress at your own pace and listen to your body to avoid injury.

While these drills primarily focus on physical climbing techniques, some drills can indirectly help with mental aspects such as the fear of falling. By improving your technique and confidence on the wall, you may find that your fear of falling becomes less relevant over time.

Many of these drills can be done either solo or with a climbing partner. Working with a partner can provide motivation, feedback, and a safety check. However, solo drills can be just as effective, especially for focusing on personal development.

Absolutely. A proper warm-up is crucial before engaging in any climbing drills. Warming up helps prevent injury and ensures your muscles are ready for the physical demands of the drills.

BONUS CONTENT

BONUS EXERCISES

There are many tools a climber can use to get stronger and it's not always on the climbing wall. That's why this book also includes exercises you can add to your regimen, including campus board exercises.

BONUS GAMES

Climbing training doesn't have to be solo, which is why this book also includes bonus games you can play with your friends that are fun and help you develop skills.

Quick Start Guide

This is the fastest way to get started with this book. Within five minutes, you'll be able to improve your climbing sessions and start climbing better.

Recommended Use

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