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Training Tips: Mental Games with Hazel Findlay
Talking to Hazel Findlay about some of the hardest—and most important—mental tricks to focus on when attacking your project. One thing that many of us do in outdoor season is try
Interview: Ash Wolsey-Heard
Ash is one of our longest serving Lattice Accredited assessors, and a bit of a beast to boot! He’s recently had a run of good form with ascents of Fat
Interview: Michael Adams goes to Turkey
We love it when a client gets to enjoy the fruits of their labour, so when Mike Adams told us he’d had a good trip to Geyikbayiri in Turkey we
Interview: Tom Randall, Lattice Founder
Tom has been interviewing the rest of the Lattice team recently so I thought I’d turn the tables and get him to answer a few questions! Here’s the stuff that’s already out
Interview: Gwen Morgan & the Power of Youth!
We’ve been working with Gwen (and her coach Simon Rawlinson) for a while now and it’s one of the coach-athlete teams that we’re most proud of. Many people might not
Every Moonboard Problem Ever, Analysed
On today’s menu we have a special treat for you…we’re going to analyse every moon board problem ever created! I don’t really know what we’ll find, if anything, but I’m
Interview: Josh Hadley, Research Associate
One of the key elements of how we improve what we do at Lattice, is building a strong team out of really capable and passionate people – we want everyone
Ben Moon’s Moonboard Logbook
If you know half of anything about the history of climbing you will have heard of Ben Moon; from world class first ascents such as Maginot Line at Volx and Agnicourt
Can indoor climbers do slabs?
There’s a common stereotype that climbers who spend a lot of their time indoors lack the finesse of climbers who spend more time outdoors, but is it true?! Let’s have a
Interview: Dale Comley, The Lattice Training Product Designer
Dale’s Introduction into The Lattice Family Back in 2016, Dale Comley and Ollie Torr were getting seriously cold and wet trying to climb Deep Blue Sea, a route on the
Do strength imbalances make a difference in climbing? Part 1
We were thinking about left-right hand strength imbalances recently and instead of asking all the questions ourselves we thought it would be fun to put it to you, the climbers, in
Interview: Remus Knowles, the Lattice Training Data Analyst
Who is Remus?! Remus joined the team in 2015 as a result of what was a pivotal motorway service station meeting. We sat down amongst old boxes of McDonalds Happy