The Climbing Bible: Technical, physical and mental training for rock climbing: 1

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Indus Valley Civilization and Maurya Empire, The: The History and Legacy of Ancient India’s Most Influential Powers Martin Mobråten has a master’s degree in civil engineering, has climbed for over 20 years, been an athlete on the Norwegian national team and is a former Nordic champion in climbing. He has climbed extensively outdoors and has redpointed several routes graded F8c+ and boulder problems up to Font 8c. Martin has coached the Norwegian Climbing Federation’s youth recruits and many of the stronger juniors in the Trondheim community for the past ten years. Martin works daily with climbing courses, route setting and facilitating climbing both indoors and outdoors. More and more people around the world are discovering how great climbing is, both indoors and outdoors. The Climbing Bible by internationally renowned climbers and coaches Martin Mobråten and Stian Christophersen is a comprehensive guide to help you train effectively to become a better climber. Company information: BananaFingers, Unit 8 Whitehall Trading Estate, Gerrish Avenue, Bristol BS5 9DF, United Kingdom

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Really it is a collection of exercises intended to develop technique or strength/power in a climbing context. Each exercise is illustrated with multiple high quality photographs and a clear explanation both of the exercise and its purpose. There are also anecdotes and action photos from high performing Norwegian climbers for inspiration. The authors, as well as being strong climbers themselves, are both coaches at an international level, with a deep and long-gathered knowledge of the best training methods. Due to their 20 years of experience and research, the Climbing Bible: Practical Exercises is an extensive exercise library, and now it's all available to you. If you’re only going to read one Everest book this decade, make it The Third Pole. . . . Ariveting adventure.”— Outside As befits its title of The Climbing Bible, it ends with Ten Commandments, and none of them are “Don’ts”. The name says it all, The Climbing Bible: Practical Exercises is a collection of exercises that have been collated to help you develop your climbing technique and strength.

This is a very substantial book on the technical, physical and mental tactics to become a better climber. Alongside the text there is a great number of photographs to supplement the text you so you cn really see in detail the techniques in detail. Also some great shots from around the world of climbers out and about good for building up your general psyche. Spencerian Handwriting: The Complete Collection of Theory and Practical Workbooks for Perfect Cursive and Hand Lettering Campervan electrical systems can be confusing. There are so many options that it’s easy to spend days researching and still not feel confident. Our service makes off-grid energy simple. Indus Valley Civilization: An Enthralling Overview of the Harappan Civilization, Starting from the Early Harappan through Mohenjo-daro to the Aryan Invasion and Achaemenid ConquestI found the mental training section really valuable. It covers several different sections – motivation, confidence, fear of falling and dealing with failure, and gives practical advice on how to deal with anything you’re struggling with. There is a huge amount of stuff to work through and implement in your own climbing. Following their impressive book covering performance factors and climbing theory, “The Climbing Bible”, the Norwegian authors have produced a sequel, or rather an extension, which presents a series of illustrated practical exercises (the clue is in the title!). There are 3 main sections – Technique, Strength and Power, and Children and Youths. Sadly, there is no chapter for the old and decrepit. Despite this disappointment, there is a wealth of ideas to enhance your skills at the wall. The original book was written in Norwegian and published and 2018, and this English version was published in 2020, and the translation is excellent.