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Climbing Week 1 PE
Climbing Week 1 PE
Workout Description
Total Time: 120-160 min
Today you will be working on power endurance. Make sure you push yourself to the
absolute max on these exercises (without injuring yourself, of course). Because we’re
working with higher reps, you are going to see most of the strength gains in the last few
reps before failure.
Round Details
GOAL: To tap into your Power Endurance. Do a hard problem, then an easy problem,
then a hard problem, then an easy problem in a row with little to no rest and follow the
guidelines for sets and rest above. Each hard boulder problem should be at a level
where you can finish the problem or fall at the top. It should be hard! The easy boulder
problem is supposed to be a climb that you can recover on. Something that is mindless
and easy for the climber.
Example of a set: V7 – V2 – V7 – V2
Round 2: Core Specific Circuit
Repeat Round: 3-6 times Rest: 3 min between sets
Round Details
You will be doing all of these exercises in a row, following the rest suggestions between
exercises and sets. After each exercise record the number of reps that you performed.
When you start the next round, try to beat the number of reps that you had the previous
round.
Exercises
V-Ups
Perform exercise for: 2 min Number Of Sets: 1
No Rest
Rest 1 min
Ab Roller
Perform exercise for: 1 min Number Of Sets: 1
Exercise Details
If you don’t have an ab roller you can replicate the same motion using TRX or rings. If
you don’t have those either, you can substitute planks.
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Rest 3 min
and repeat
Week 71 – Workout 2
Workout Description
Total Time: 60 - 80 min
During this workout you will be completing a mixture of bouldering and circuit training.
Make sure that you give every exercise a full effort!
Exercises
Bouldering 1x4
Number Of Reps: 4 Number Of Sets: 1
Exercise Details
Climb a series of 4 problems as quickly as possible, then go directly to the next
exercise.
No Rest
Push Ups
Perform exercise for: 1 min Number Of Sets: 1
Rest 30 sec
Pull Ups
Perform exercise for: 1 min Number Of Sets: 1
Exercise Details
If you can’t do pull ups you can substitute beginner pull ups.
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Rest 30 sec
V-Ups
Perform exercise for: 1 min Number Of Sets: 1
Rest 2 min
Bouldering 1x4
Number Of Reps: 4 Number Of Sets: 1
Exercise Details
Climb a series of 4 problems as quickly as possible, then go directly to the next
exercise.
No Rest
Burpees
Perform exercise for: 1 min Number Of Sets: 1
Rest 30 sec
Jump Rope
Perform exercise for: 1 min
Exercise Details
If you don’t have a jump rope you can jump in place and move your hands as if you
were using a rope.
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Rest 30 sec
Planks
Perform exercise for: 2 min Number Of Sets: 1
Rest 2 min
Bouldering 1x4
Number Of Reps: 4 Number Of Sets: 1
Exercise Details
Climb a series of 4 problems as quickly as possible, then go directly to the next
exercise.
No Rest
No Rest
Toes To Bar
Perform exercise for: 30 sec Number Of Sets: 1
Exercise Details
If you can’t do toes to bar then you can do knees to elbow, or knee raises to 90
degrees.
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Rest 2 min
Bouldering 1x4
Number Of Reps: 4 Number Of Sets: 1
Exercise Details
Climb a series of 4 problems as quickly as possible, then go directly to the next
exercise.
No Rest
Push Ups
Perform exercise for: 1 min Number Of Sets: 1
Rest 30 sec
Wrist Roller
Perform exercise for: 1 min
Exercise Details
Make sure that you are rolling the weight so as to work your forearm extensor muscles
(the back of your forearm). If you don’t have a roller you can do dumbbell forearm
extensions.
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Rest 30 sec
Exercise Details
If these are too hard, try to do a pull-up and keep your chin above the bar for the
duration of the exercise.
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Week 71 – Workout 3
Workout Description
Total Time: 120 min
Today is your performance test! Make sure that you record your stats so that you can
compare your results for all of the performance tests throughout the program. Okay, try
hard and give this workout everything you’ve got!
Exercises
Top 5 Boulders
Perform exercise for: 45 min
Exercise Details
The boulders should be at your projecting grade. Between each attempt you should be
resting about 5-10 minutes.
The goal of this is to try and send the boulder or get a new high point. You should not
be failing miserably on the boulders that you select.
Record the difficulty of the top 5 problems that you complete and compare it with your
next fitness test in a few weeks.
Round 2: Finger Specific
Round Details
For the finger board specific test you will be testing three different grips: half crimp,
open hand, and 3 fingers. The goal here is to add weight (or choose a small enough
hold) such that you can only complete a single 10 second hang. If you cannot complete
the hang then you need to remove weight or choose a bigger hold for your next attempt.
If you complete the hang try to choose a smaller hold or add a little more weight for your
next attempt.
Here are a couple examples:
1. You fail on your first attempt, remove 5 lbs (or choose a larger hold) and succeed
on your second attempt, then add 2.5 lbs (or choose a slightly smaller hold) and
fail on your third attempt. So, your second attempt is your max for that grip.
2. You fail on your first attempt, remove 5 lbs (or choose a larger hold), come close
on your second attempt, remove 2.5 lbs (or choose a larger hold), then succeed
on your third attempt. Your max for that grip is your third attempt.
Make sure that you try hard and stop if you feel any pain!
Dead Hang - Half Crimp
One Rep Is: 10 sec on Number of Reps: 1 Number Of Sets: 3 Rest: 3 min after
each set Grip Type: Half Crimp
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Dead Hang - Open Hand
One Rep Is: 10 sec on Number of Reps: 1 Number Of Sets: 3 Rest: 3 min after
each set Grip Type: Open Hand
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Dead Hang - 3 Fingers
One Rep Is: 10 sec on Number of Reps: 1 Number Of Sets: 3 Rest: 3 min after
each set Grip Type: 3 Finger
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Round 3: Fitness Specific Training
Round Details
Each exercise for this part of the test is to be done in sets of 3. Record your stats for
each set and each exercise. Part of the test is recovery time between each set. As you
get stronger and more fit, you will recover faster and have better stats for each set as
you move forward with the program.
You can substitute TRX or regular pushups if you don’t have rings.
Exercises
Ring Push Ups
Number Of Reps: Failure Number Of Sets: 3 Rest: 1 min after each set
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Rest 1 min
Pull Ups
Number Of Reps: Failure Number Of Sets: 3 Rest: 1 min after each set
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Rest 1 min
TRX Planks
Number Of Reps: Failure Number Of Sets: 3 Rest: 1 min after each set
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Rest 1 min
Run 1 mile
Exercise Details
Run the mile as fast as you can!
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