By Hong Chong Yi Train Smarter, Not Harder: Crafting Your Climbing Workout Plan

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Extreme mental and physical endurance is necessary for the exhilarating sport of climbing. Whatever how experienced you are as a climber, a meticulously planned training programme will assist you in reaching your objectives faster and with less discomfort. However, the classic adage "train smarter, not harder" is an essential component for achievement when designing a climbing training routine.All Rights Reserved

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By Hong Chong Yi Train Smarter, Not Harder: Crafting Your Climbing Workout Plan
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