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The self-coached climber

Book • 2006
The Self-Coached Climber is a practical training manual aimed at climbers who want structured programs and principles to guide their improvement without a coach.

It explains training concepts, periodization, and specific exercises tailored to climbing disciplines, helping readers plan indoor and outdoor training effectively.

The book blends training science with climbing-specific applications and often includes sample regimes for strength, power, and endurance.

It has been influential among climbers seeking to take control of their own progress and complements movement-focused resources.

Many coaches and climbers reference it as an accessible entry point to systematic climbing training.

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John Kettle
as an existing movement-oriented climbing book he found useful.
TBP 123: How John Kettle Went from V7 to V11 & 5.11d to 5.13b in 18 Months

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