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Founded by Ofer Blutrich, MSc physiotherapist · 100+ first ascents
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The system

Read the route, then climb it.

The same three moves a good coach makes — diagnosis before prescription. No app to install, no generic PDF.

01 · DIAGNOSE

Find your one weakness

A five-minute assessment tells you whether it's fingers, technique, or how you structure your weeks — the thing actually holding you at your grade.

02 · PRESCRIBE

Get a dosed 4-week block

Real sets, reps and loads on a periodized 3+1 pattern — the same engine that coaches ClimbClaw athletes, not a template with your grade swapped in.

03 · COACH

Adjust it week by week

A human coach reads your logs over WhatsApp and moves the load when your body says so. The plan bends to you, not the other way round.

Free program library

Training with a paper trail.

Every program cites its evidence and shows the exact sets, reps and loads — the full workout, not a locked preview. All 188, free.

Field notes

Evidence, translated for the wall.

Training science made usable, written by a physiotherapist who climbs.

Community pulse

What the wall is talking about.

We read r/climbharder, r/bouldering and the week's news so you don't have to. Refreshed weekly, always free.

This week in climbingUpdated weekly
Challenges in training for highaltitude climbs due to **breathing and stamina**
r/climbing · pain point
Injury concerns associated with **rockfall** while climbing outdoors
r/climbing · pain point
Emotional struggles after failing to summit a desired peak
r/climbing · pain point
What climbers are askingQ&A
Q. What can I do to improve my **speed climbing** technique?
answered · programs linked
Q. How can I best prepare for high-altitude climbs like Mount Whitney?
answered · programs linked
Q. What are effective ways to prevent injuries while training outdoors?
answered · programs linked

The one paid thing · ClimbClaw

When a program isn't enough, get a coach.

Everything above is free and yours to keep. But if you want a plan built around your assessment and adapted week to week by a physiotherapist — that lives on WhatsApp.

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YouStuck at V5 for 4 months. Fingers feel fine, I just fall off the same moves.
CoachSounds like tension, not strength. Two quick questions: can you keep your feet on when it steepens? Any pulley history?
YouFeet cut on anything overhung. No injuries.
CoachThen we build core-tension + limit power, not more hangboard. Here's week 1 👇