A Performance Guide to Flexibility

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There are many ways to develop your flexibility and it is a BIG part of climbing performance. It must not be neglected if you are serious about climbing. Yoga is a great example and can work extremely well. Others prefer to spend time in long passive stretches in front of the TV. In this video we bring you some training methods that are perhaps less well-known but have a great ability to transfer to climbing performance. We are utilising the strength-flexibility relationship and using weights or leverage to increase the intensity of the stretch. Many of these methods have drawn inspiration from coaches working in Gymnastics, Dance and Martial Arts where flexibility must be displayed very actively, with strength and precision. And it works for climbing too, we've seen this first hand with our clients! In this episode we cover some fundamental concepts which help you gain flexibility fast! And then we show you two excellent sessions that work for common sport climbing terrain and steep bouldering movements. Remember, this is just a snap shot of the possibilities, flexibility training is vast and nuanced so we have not covered everything here. If you are looking for some more passive stretches to help with warm-ups or daily sessions go check out our quick follow along by searching 'Lower Body Flexibility Follow Along | Lattice Training'.