Description

Description: Learn compact routesetting principles for a 20–40° home board so training stays engaging for months. We cover hold families, directional forcing, and how to build ladders, circuits, and board‑style projects. You will study movement themes (compression, tension, drop‑knees, big spans) and how to scale difficulty safely. We explain density rules, rest spacing, and how to avoid wrist‑angry sequences on limited geometry. A catalog of printable drills turns your board into a technique classroom, not just a power test. You’ll learn session design: warmups, skill blocks, power intervals, and graded cool‑downs. Maintenance chapters address bolt checks, rubber cleanup, and rotating sets to prevent staleness. We include a three‑month routesetting calendar with micro‑goals and variety prompts. Video critiques show how tiny hold swaps radically change movement quality. Expect smarter sessions, fewer tweaks, and more productive climbs on your own wall.

Format: Video lessons + drill catalog (PDF) + 12‑week setting calendar
Duration: 2 hours 30 minutes
What You’ll Learn: Routesetting themes, difficulty scaling, session design, board maintenance, drill systems
Target Audience: Home board owners and tinkerers who want purposeful, progression‑friendly sets