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Subscribe to our channel for the latest updates and more! The process of movement aims to describe and analyze the pattern your body follows to efficiently attain the next hold, using gravity in our favor.
The process of movement also consists of ways to generate momentum with your body (as seen in the video), keeping in mind your arms will always fail you before your core and leg muscles tire out.

The most common bad habit with climbing movement is initiating moves with our upper body. This often includes incorrectly pulling or bending at the elbow. This inefficient technique makes you reliant on your upper body to do the holding on, as well as for moving to the next handhold. Making climbing moves with just your arms is usually incorrect and tiring.

Remember, our legs have some of the largest muscles. They are the heaviest, but also the strongest muscles. Try to use your leg muscles, and not just carry them up the wall with your arms.

Let’s qualify this point by saying there isn’t anything wrong with pulling. That stated, ideally you forgo initiating movement with arm muscles, seeing how they become fatigued way faster than core and leg muscles.

Let’s break down the process of movement, starting with the all-important Posturing position:

Imagine yourself on the wall. Most moves begin with an adjustment of your foot. This implies you will look down to find the foothold(s). It also means your scapula (shoulder blade) at that moment is disengaged. Your hips are also away from the wall, and your heels are lower than the point of contact (most often your toes).

Step 1: Set your scapula, or pull your chest up and into the wall at your shoulders without bending at the elbow.

Step 2: Arch your back and shift your center of gravity over the weight bearing platform (i.e. foothold).

Step 3: After you’ve shifted over your foothold and arched your back into the wall, you then use the power in your legs and feet, and push with these larger muscles. Make sure you remember to breathe, and continue engaging your core muscles.

Step 4: Pull or bend your arm at the elbow, if needed.

If you begin to follow the process of movement, you find there are a ton of moves across all grades and disciplines where you can forgo pulling or relying on your upper body to attain the next move. If you initiate moves by pulling, you fail to make the best use of footholds and your arms most likely become too pumped. The process of movement allows you to transition, save energy, and keep climbing!

We hope you found this video helpful. Feel free to comment below with questions or thoughts!

Please remember, climbing is inherently dangerous. Climb at your own risk. Please visit https://ClimbingTechTips.com for related comments, additional videos, and community feedback!

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4001 Commerce Dr.
Frederick, CO 80504
800-909-7071

Year: 2018
Make: Renegade
Model: Verona LE
Sub Model: 40LRB
Class: Super C
Stock ID 5N170770
VIN (Last 6) JR6715
Condition New
Height 12′ 8”
Width 7′ 9”
Interior Height 7
# of A/C’s 2
Air Conditioning Rating (BTU) 15000
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Generator Size 8000
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Leveling Jacks Hydraulic
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