Spank the Monkey (5.13d): Full interview with Anna Hazelnutt
Anna Hazelnutt has yet again pushed out of her comfort zone and made one of very few female ascents of Spank The Monkey (5.13d R)…
Tag: climbing
Getting Strength Training Wrong?
This article is a full-length version of the Rock & Ice article published under the title “Climbers Are Getting Strength Training Wrong!” In April 2021….
Interview: Iggi Moore – Getting Stronger at 61 Years Old
“This interview was carried out as the result of a Facebook Messenger conversation – it was one of those days where I realised how psyched…
Lockdown with a Trad Climber
As a climber, you may have often considered climbing as more than a hobby or a sport, it feels like part of your identity. It…
Getting Creative | Zo Northcutt on the Home Training Diaries
In this Home Training interview, Premium Plan client Zo Northcutt — training with Maddy Cope — talks us through the struggles she has had to…
In the Field and On the Wall | Latticer Stories
Sebastian Bailey is one of our clients with a more interesting and tricky-to-manage work schedule. Working as an Intelligence Officer in the U.S. Marine Corps,…
Becoming a Mum & Climbing 8a | Latticer Stories
Saloni Shah came back to training after having her first child to climb her first 7c+. Recently, on a trip to Kalymnos with her husband, Saloni broke into the 8s with her first 8a, as well as onsighting 7c. It seems having a baby isn’t making this super-mum slow down anytime soon!
For the Joy of it: Learning, Growth and Expression Through Climbing | Latticer Stories
An interview with Laur Sabourin – a US-based climber and guide – about three of her recent projects. Laur delves deeply into how they manage these projects, what drew them to them, and ultimately what they takes away from having sent – or not sent – the climbs.
Following the Psyche: The Road to 14a | Latticer Stories
Aaron Child writes about sending 14a and V10 on home-turf in Utah, and enjoying the process along the way.
Jen’s Top 5 Lessons Learned About Training
Jen Wood’s training lessons are focused around understanding your body and your training; not overthinking when training isn’t going your way, and knowing how it feels to try really, really hard.
