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Climbing workout Jan 24th

By patrickweaver • Jan 25th, 2012 • Category: Patrick's Rock Climbing Blog

Resistance training: AM training
Warm up:  10 minutes of rowing
Bench Press
4x 15 reps with 60lb
Pull ups

8 reps with body weight
6 reps with 5lbs
4 reps with 10lbs
4 reps with 15lbs
4 reps with 20lbs
4 reps with 25lbs

Snatch

8 reps with 40lbs
6 reps with 50lbs
4 reps with 60lbs
4 reps with 70lbs
4 reps with 75lbs
4 reps with 80lbs

Arm curls
4x 10 reps [...]



Workout Jan 23

By patrickweaver • Jan 23rd, 2012 • Category: Patrick's Rock Climbing Blog

Second week in strength cycle
Rode 1:30 on bicycle today.  My pace was 90-100 rpm in low gear 39×17 with 70% heart rate.  The workout felt good today.  Should be ready for weights tomorrow.



Sport Leading at Crowders

By patrickweaver • Nov 21st, 2011 • Category: AMI Blog, Patrick's Rock Climbing Blog

Had a great day climbing at Crowders Mt State Park.  I was joined by Kevin and his two amazing sons Bryce and Aiden.  The weather was a little cloudy at first, but turn to beautiful blue skies.  There were lots of people out climbing and having a great time.  We started on a 5.9 sport [...]



Workout oct 19 2011

By patrickweaver • Oct 19th, 2011 • Category: Patrick's Rock Climbing Blog

Today I focused on endurance.
AM
Rode 20 minutes on the wind-trainer with a high revolution.  I worked up the heartrate into the 70-75%.
4000meters on the C2 rower.  Worked at a 2:25 / 500 meter pace.
Endurance work is important for climbing for a variety of reasons.  First, localized muscular endurance reduces fatigue while out on a long [...]



Circuit Workout Oct 12th

By patrickweaver • Oct 13th, 2011 • Category: AMI Blog, Patrick's Rock Climbing Blog

A couple of weeks ago I moved up to Level two circuit training.  I had been working on level one to the point where I was completing three circuits in about an hour.  Each circuit on level one lasted 15 minutes with a 4 minute rest.  I seemed ready for level two.
It was a big [...]



Online Training

By patrickweaver • Jan 20th, 2011 • Category: AMI News

Appalachian Mountain Institute has been selected for an online collection of articles at onlinetraining.org. There were 40 sites selected and AMI’s blog was one of them.  This site is a good resource for information.



Training for Climbing Aug 31

By patrickweaver • Sep 2nd, 2010 • Category: Patrick's Rock Climbing Blog

Today I did a workout on my climbing wall.  The focus was on climbing movement and anaerobic energy systems.  The workout was conducted on a 45 degree overhung wall with a handcrack in the middle. The format was 4×4’s, four sets of four reps.
Set one
Jugs :40 climbing 1:30 rest
Set Two
Hand crack :40 climbing 1:30 rest
Set [...]



Training for climbing Aug 27 2010

By patrickweaver • Aug 27th, 2010 • Category: AMI Blog, Patrick's Rock Climbing Blog

I went for a rode ride today.  I had not been out since last week and I’ll be too busy this weekend to workout.  I rode from my house and did the 30 mile loop.  I felt good and was able to keep the chain in the big ring for most of the way.  I [...]



Training for Climbing

By patrickweaver • Aug 19th, 2010 • Category: AMI Blog, Patrick's Rock Climbing Blog

Training for climbing August 18th 2010
Trained early this morning for climbing by doing an upper body workout.  I warmed up with 5 minutes of rowing on the cocept 2 rower.
climbing intervals
set one
Jugs  4x :40 climbing with 1:30 rest
Set Two
Crack 4x :40 climbing with 1:30 rest
Set Three
System Board with 3 sec hesitations
4x :40 climbing with 1:30 [...]



Workout August 8th

By patrickweaver • Aug 7th, 2010 • Category: Patrick's Rock Climbing Blog

After a long rode trip up the east cost, I managed a training day.  Rode my rode bike on the 30 mile loop.  There was a strong cross wind on most of it so at first I though my brakes were rubbing, turns out I am just not the man I use to be.  Ridding [...]