Toes to Knows Climbing Academy

Academy: Do Density Hangs for Better Tendon Health

Academy: Do Density Hangs for Better Tendon Health

Density hangs prescribe hanging for 30-40 seconds on a particular grip. This length of hanging increases muscle and tendon density in your forearms, increasing muscular strength endurance and lowering your...

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Academy: Do Density Hangs for Better Tendon Health

Density hangs prescribe hanging for 30-40 seconds on a particular grip. This length of hanging increases muscle and tendon density in your forearms, increasing muscular strength endurance and lowering your...

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Academy: Toe Hooks

Academy: Toe Hooks

Toe hooks are often needed for steep routes in a bouldering cave. Read on to learn more about maintaining an active toe and core to help you toe hook better!

Academy: Toe Hooks

Toe hooks are often needed for steep routes in a bouldering cave. Read on to learn more about maintaining an active toe and core to help you toe hook better!

Academy: Heel Hooks

Academy: Heel Hooks

Heel hooks are critical for maintaining balance on some climbs. Learn more on the best methods for engaging your heel and reaching rock climbing nirvana!

Academy: Heel Hooks

Heel hooks are critical for maintaining balance on some climbs. Learn more on the best methods for engaging your heel and reaching rock climbing nirvana!

Academy: Understand the Physics of Friction to Climb Better

Academy: Understand the Physics of Friction to ...

Learn the physics of friction to maximize your sticking potential on slippery holds.

Academy: Understand the Physics of Friction to ...

Learn the physics of friction to maximize your sticking potential on slippery holds.

Academy: Maintain Foot Pressure

Academy: Maintain Foot Pressure

Maintain pressure on your toes to help you climb better

Academy: Maintain Foot Pressure

Maintain pressure on your toes to help you climb better

Academy: Match Foothold Angle

Academy: Match Foothold Angle

Match the angle of your foot to the foothold angle for better friction and fewer blown feet.

Academy: Match Foothold Angle

Match the angle of your foot to the foothold angle for better friction and fewer blown feet.