Maximum power and strength development for advanced sport climbers (7a-8a). 3 sessions/week with high-intensity, low-volume work and complete recovery.
Based on scientific research, community feedback, and proven results from climbers at your level.
Optimized Build-up 2 (Power) program for advanced sport climbers (7a-8a)
Maximizing power and strength through high-intensity, low-volume work with complete recovery. CNS adaptations are the priority.
This program follows Carlos V3 methodology with genetic algorithm optimization. It provides a complete week of training (Week 1 of the 3+1 pattern) that you can repeat with volume adjustments:
Training Frequency: 3 sessions/week Session Duration: 180 minutes Target Level: 7a-8a (French) / 5.11c-5.13b (US) Fitness Score: 9.2/10
Warm-up (30 min)
Main Block (120 min)
Campus Board Laddering
Limit Bouldering (V8-V10 / 7C-8A)
Weighted Pull-ups
Cool-down (30 min)
Warm-up (25 min)
Main Block (120 min)
Route Power Intervals (7a-7b)
System Board Pyramids
Fingerboard Max Hangs
Cool-down (35 min)
Warm-up (20 min)
Main Block (130 min)
Project Work (7b-8a)
Technical Bouldering (7A-7C)
Core Max Strength
Cool-down (30 min)
Maximizing power and strength through high-intensity, low-volume work with complete recovery. CNS adaptations are the priority. This phase is about building the raw strength needed for hard redpoints.
This is a HIGH-INTENSITY phase. Do NOT attempt this program if:
Injury risk is elevated in this phase. Listen to your body.
Generated using Carlos V3 methodology + Genetic Algorithm optimization
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