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What is No-Hang training—and how can it support your climbing goals? Also known as edge lifting, this method of finger strengthening is gaining traction for good reason. In  this three-part series, Climbing Coach Nate Drolet breaks down the basics, benefits, and key considerations of no-hang training.

Take your no-hang training to the next level with the PitchSix Force Board, a Bluetooth-enabled, weight-free strength training system designed for climbers and athletes. This portable and lightweight tool tracks isometric strength training in real time, helping you improve grip strength, monitor progress, and customize workouts. 

Interview with Tension Climbing + BEИT's Founders: Will Anglin and Michael Rosato discuss BEИT's commercial climbing holds with mirrored designs, dual-texture surfaces, plus the application and intention behind BEИT for routesetters and homewall owners. 

8 Essential Climbing Obstacles Holding You Back: Learn 20+ proven techniques for climbing harder, boost climbing progression and master mental game. Expert guide to climbing improvement with actionable training methods.

Learn how to clean a Tension Board 2 with our quick and effective process that doesn’t require removing the holds from the board or using complicated cleaning supplies.

Discover how the Tension Board 2 (TB2) continues to transform indoor climbing training. From advanced footwork to texture variation training, this standardized LED climbing board provides a robust platform for balanced progression and targeted improvement. Learn how the TB2's unique features, including symmetrical training options and a wide range of climbing styles, can enhance your facility and boost member engagement. 

This past February, Will, Quinn, and Kerry went on a 2-week trip to Red Rock Canyon in Las Vegas. While eating too much lasagna, watching all sorts of movies (Whiplash,...

Originally published February 2017 By Will Anglin We all have our own strengths and weaknesses, climbing styles we prefer, types of holds we “hate”, etc. It is good to have...

Originally published February 2017 By Will Anglin Even though this is only a few years old, the science behind connective tissue injuries has come a long way. Some of this...

Originally published May 2018 By Will Anglin Something that I find continually humbling is how many large gaps still remain in the understanding of the human body. Even in sports...

Originally published April 2017 By Will Anglin Nobody wants to follow rules. I get it. I hate rules. But you know what I like even more than I like hating...

In the past year I have done two seemingly contradictory things: 1) I’ve pursued a goal to climb 100 boulders in a diamond of grades centered around V7, and 2)...