Training for Climbing, 2nd: The Definitive Guide to Improving Your Performance (How To Climb Series)
See also endurance training; stamina training
climbing intervals for
lactic acid tolerance
overview
rest, importance of
sample workouts for accomplished (intermediate) climbers
sample workouts for elite (advanced) climbers
anaerobic threshold
androstenedione (andro)
ANSWER Sequence
antagonist muscles
anti-inflammatory medications
antioxidants
anxiety
Aquaman
arm positions and movements
mantling
reverse side pull (Gaston)
side pulls
underclings
arms. See also arm positions and movements; forearms
climbing techniques
flexibility training/stretches for
arnica
arthritis
associated visualization
ATP (adenosine triphosphate)
creatine and
as energy production component
fatigue and
high-repetition training and
recovery periods involving
attitude
fear management and
positive vs. negative
recovery acceleration and
self-confidence
tension and anxiety management techniques
A2 pulley injuries
A2 ring finger taping method
autonomous learning stage
B
Bachar, John
Bachar Ladder
backstep
back stretches
Baker, E. A.
Balance Bars
Bates, Barry
Batzer, Jeff
beginner (novice) climbers
classification requirements
finger and forearm training exercises
injury prevention for
pull-muscle exercises
training focus and weakness targets
workout schedules for
bench press
Benson, Claude E.
Bent-Over Arm Kickback
Bent-Over Arm Raise
big-wall climbing
biking
biological value (BV)
blocked practice
blood glucose levels
body composition
body fat percentage
female vs. male climbers
optimizing strategies for
Bosley, Matt
bouldering
feet-off (campusing)
for finger/forearm strength training
forearm endurance exercises
hypergravity, for grip strength training
as power training
for pull-muscle training
stamina training for
as strength training
training activity
training drill
as training program subdiscipline target
bowstringing
bracing, counterforce
brain hemispheres
breathing
Bridwell, Jim
British Mountaineering (Benson)
buddy taping
bursitis
buttocks and lower-back stretches
BV (biological value)
C
calcium
calf stretches
calories
“camel up,”
campus board training
exercises for
injury prevention
overview
for pull-up muscles
Campus Double Dynos
campusing (feet-off bouldering)
Campus Laddering
Campus Lock-Offs (Campus Touches)
campus training
carbohydrates
lactic acid system and
as macronutrient, overview
for recovery
recovery strategies
sport drinks for refueling
carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS)
Caton, Jasmine
cell volumizing
centering
center of gravity
central fatigue
cholesterol
chondroitin
chunking down the route
cigarette smoking
circuit training
Clark, Kristine
climber categories
classifications/levels, defined( see also accomplished (intermediate) climbers; beginner (novice) climbers; elite (advanced) climbers)
female
injury and climbing ability correlations
junior/youth
over-fifty
youth
climber’s elbow
climbing intervals
coaches
cognitive learning stage
comfort zones
community walls
competition
peaking effects
practice drills for
visualization skills for
workout schedule planning for
complex training
concentration
concentric contractions and strength
conditioning, general
antagonist muscle training
body composition, optimizing
core muscle training
flexibility training
for over-fifty climbers
overview
stamina training
confidence
contact strength
core-muscle training
cortisol
cortisone
CP (creatine phosphate)
crack climbing
cragging
cramps, muscle
crash diets
creatine
creatine phosphate (CP)
crimp grip
cross-fiber friction
cross-training
cruxes
CTS (carpal tunnel syndrome)
Cycle of Improvement
D
dangle-arm shakeouts
deadpoints
death board
dehydration
delayed-onset muscle soreness
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