Attn: Climbing Gyms
Boost Your Retail with Training Resources Climbers Will Love
Help your members climb better and stay committed with our retail-ready training resources.
š¶ Practical and easy-to-follow drills
š¶ Designed to improve technique, strength, and endurance
š¶ For all levelsābeginner to advanced
š¶ Help climbers improve and stay commited to climbing
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"Since I started practicing these drills, I've noticed a significant improvement in my climbing. This book is a game-changer!"
Bethany C. / Climber in Training
How This Training Book Helps Your Gym Thrive
Stronger, More Skilled Climbers Stay Longer
When climbers see progress, they keep coming back. Each drill in this book helps climbers improve footwork, balance, and body positioning efficientlyāso they send harder climbs and stay motivated to return.
Guided Training Reduces Drop-Off Rates
Many climbers quit because they donāt know what to work on. This book gives them structured drills to follow, keeping them engaged, breaking plateaus, and ensuring they stay committed to your gym.
More Value, More Retention
Even climbers with limited time will see improvements with focused drills. Whether they boulder, sport climb, or train at home, this book helps them get betterāwhich means theyāll stay engaged with your gym, sign up for memberships, and keep climbing.
SAVE WITH WHOLESALE OPTIONS
Retail: $27.99
Wholesale Options:
- 3-4 copies: 25% discount
- 5-6 copies: 40% discount
- 7 or more copies: 45% discount
Why these training tools?
When I started climbing, I was surprised by how little structured training there was compared to other sports I had played, like basketball, where drills were a core part of skill development. Everyone told me to "just climb," but it wasnāt until I was introduced to my first climbing drill that I realized I could develop my technique just like in other sports. The problem? Drills were hard to findāboth online and in training booksāso I started collecting them for my own progress. Eventually, climbers I coached started asking for drills, but all I had was a clunky Excel sheet. Thatās when I knew a book of drills would be usefulānot just for me and my clients, but for all climbers.