Climbing endurance training is probably our sport’s most common—and most misunderstood—training modality...

Here’s the thing: strength gains happen while resting, not training, and so if you don’t do enough of the former, you simply won’t improve.

Step up your climbing wall training program with exercises dedicated to improving lock-off strength. Get the hangboard workout here...

Climbing apps make climbing training—and finding new crags—easier than ever. Here are some that we think every climber should know about.

The freestanding hangboard has emerged as the Goldilocks solution for those without the space or resources to mount a home climbing wall.

What climbing training gear is right for your space and climbing goals? Learn your options in this climbing training focused blog.

As rock climbing continues to grow in popularity, so do concerns about the environmental impact of the sport: specifically, the use of chalk

How do Olympic rock climbers train for the biggest competition of their lives? Here's what we know about their climbing training programs.

Climbing is often viewed by non-climbers as an extreme, even dangerous sport, and yet tendon injuries are the most common injury.

We don't always have time to visit the gym or crag, but there are plenty of climbing training drills we can do at home to stay in shape...

Climbing trips are bad for your climbing. Learn how to maintain your rock climbing training program, while on the road...

The regular use of climbing areas causes impact, from the parking lot all the way to the crag. Learn how to do your part...

The age-old and best training advice a beginner climber can receive is simply to climb… and climb and climb and climb.

Your Rocket Wall home woody has just arrived. Learn which holds you need to get the most out of this climbing training tool.

When it comes to comparing indoor rock climbing to outdoor rock climbing, they really are two totally different beasts. There are no...

Learn how to prevent tendonitis, so it won't interfere with your training program or upcoming climbing trip.

Fear not: there are ways to prevent tendonitis so that it will not interfere with your training program or upcoming climbing trip.

This past year, climbers have had to get pretty inventive with their hangboard routines. Here are 3 new ideas to change it up...

Training boards are the new cool in climbing. Or, they’re the old cool made new (and cooler). They have lights, interactive apps...

If you’ve sat around enough climber campfires or hung out in any of the many parking lots turned Sprinter van RV parks around the country...