How to Assess and Improve Your Skill Set in Climbing
In the episode, I talk with Coach Alex Stiger about how she assesses her clients\u2019 and her own skill level and then how she helps her clients (and herself) improve upon it with drills and objective learning.
This is a big one, and I walked away from this conversation sort of blown away by how much I\u2019ve been missing in my climbing training all these years. There\u2019s SO MUCH more I could\u2019ve been doing this whole time to make improvements where hangboarding or other strength training just can\u2019t help.
We go over in depth how Alex first analyzes her clients\u2019 technique, skills, overall usage of their bodies, and tactics. She describes how she quantifies everything to make it less nebulous and more objective, and then creates drills to see objective improvements going forward.
We then talk about 7 experiences Alex has had while climbing outside that have led her to change her tactics, improve her skills, and be able to practice all of it further in the gym and outdoors.
I really hope you listen to this because whether you\u2019re a 5.8 or a 5.14 climber, you will likely learn something and maybe even be inspired like I am to start incorporating this stuff into your own routines.
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