The beauty of the climbing movement is that it can be trained individually or within a sequence and it gets perfected over time. Regardless of your height, weight, age or gender, you are always capable of improving your climbing movement. A system wall allows you to work on symmetrical movements, training the same motion patterns equally with both sides of your body. This session will focus in specific movements that you may
encounter in your climbing project(s)
The movement training system designed in Training Workouts (https://payhip.com/b/5Btc) consists in over a hundred different drills. This video shows few of them in a workout routine:
THE WORKOUT:
System Wall. - Inclination: 30 degrees.
10 Movements x 3 Sets Each.
* 1:30 Minutes Break in between Sets.
* 3:00 minutes break in between movements
THE MOVEMENTS:
Movement 1: Cross Under - Open Reach
Movement 2: High Step - Cross Under - Open Reach
Movement 3: Swings to Side - Frontal
Movement 4: Swings to Side - Lateral
Movement 5: Lateral Bumps
Movement 6: High Step - High Reach
Movement 7: Double Throws
Movement 8: Flag and Lock Off
Movement 9: High Toe Hook Swings
Movement 10: Lateral Throw - High Reach
By performing repetitions of movements until failure, you will develop maximum resistance in that particular movement. A training system must identify, target and train those particular moves that will match your climbing goal or project. Train for your specific climbing goals and tailor your training by recreating the movements you may encounter in your next challenge.
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