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As a climber, coach, and self-professed “foodie,” I’ll tell you straight: you don’t need a perfect diet—you need a repea...
05/09/2026

As a climber, coach, and self-professed “foodie,” I’ll tell you straight: you don’t need a perfect diet—you need a repeatable system of smart choices.

Stack a handful of simple, sustainable habits, and you’ll dramatically improve energy, recovery, and long-term health. Here are 8 easy wins that deliver outsized results. Keep reading >>

https://www.physivantage.com/blogs/news/8-easy-wins-to-upgrade-your-daily-diet-and-your-performance

Healthy eating tips for climbers and athletes: 8 easy ways to reduce processed foods, boost protein, improve recovery, and optimize daily nutrition.

Strong, resilient, and radiant—this is what your body is built for… but after age 30, collagen production quietly declin...
05/06/2026

Strong, resilient, and radiant—this is what your body is built for… but after age 30, collagen production quietly declines, and the effects show up in your skin, joints, hair, and recovery. The good news? You can fight back!

This article breaks down the science of collagen—why it matters more than ever for active women, how it supports performance and longevity, and the simple strategy to restore what time takes away. If you want to feel better, move better, and look your best for years to come, this is a must-read. READ MORE >>

https://www.physivantage.com/blogs/news/collagen-peptides-for-womens-health-science-backed-support-across-every-stage-of-life

Collagen for women climbers over 30: support stronger tendons, healthier joints, faster recovery, and long-term performance with science-backed collagen peptides.

Strong, resilient, and radiant—this is what your body is built for… but after age 30, collagen production quietly declin...
05/06/2026

Strong, resilient, and radiant—this is what your body is built for… but after age 30, collagen production quietly declines, and the effects show up in your skin, joints, hair, and recovery. The good news? You can fight back!

This article breaks down the science of collagen—why it matters more than ever for active women, how it supports performance and longevity, and the simple strategy to restore what time takes away. If you want to feel better, move better, and look your best for years to come, this is a must-read. READ MORE >>

Collagen for women climbers over 30: support stronger tendons, healthier joints, faster recovery, and long-term performance with science-backed collagen peptides.

04/29/2026

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04/29/2026

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🔥 In this inaugural "Weekend Crushers" T4C podcast episode, Eric Hörst sits down with Aaron Shamy—an inspiring example o...
04/28/2026

🔥 In this inaugural "Weekend Crushers" T4C podcast episode, Eric Hörst sits down with Aaron Shamy—an inspiring example of what’s possible when passion, persistence, and smart training intersect with real life. Aaron’s journey spans elite youth climbing in the 1990s, a 15+ year hiatus, and a remarkable comeback culminating in a 5.14c redpoint at age 45.
This is more than a comeback story—it’s a masterclass in long-term progression. Aaron shares practical training insights, mindset strategies, and real-world tactics that apply to middle-aged climbers and weekend warriors of any age.

👉 Here are a few key takeaways from this episode:

Long-term consistency beats short-term intensity
You can come back stronger—even after decades away
Progress isn’t linear—small gains compound
Build a system that fits your life (not the other way around)
Strength-to-weight matters—but proper fueling matters more
Community accelerates both performance and enjoyment
Climbing longevity is real—with the right mindset and approach
I’m confident you’ll find this episode both highly informative and deeply inspiring.

🎧 LISTEN NOW to episode #128 of Eric Horst's Training For Climbing podcasts on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or at the link in profile.

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.odette is an older climber who thrives on steep, roof routes that require a lot of endurance. Just the the pipe dream c...
04/25/2026

.odette is an older climber who thrives on steep, roof routes that require a lot of endurance. Just the the pipe dream cave he relies on SENDUREX for blood flow, which in turn helps him to hang on longer.

That little bit extra can make all the difference between failure and success.

He occasionally like to add a couple of Crush capsules to help kickstart his energy levels without having the jitters.

Chuck loves that we make supplements that work!

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Learn how your brain’s “mental algorithms” shape performance—and how to train them to help you climb and live at your be...
04/22/2026

Learn how your brain’s “mental algorithms” shape performance—and how to train them to help you climb and live at your best.

As climbers, we invest countless hours training our bodies—stronger fingers, better movement, more endurance. But there’s another system that deserves equal attention:

Your brain.

Over decades of climbing, coaching, and pushing my own limits, I’ve come to recognize something important:

Most of the time, the problem isn’t that we “think too negatively” or lack willpower. The real issue is that the brain has learned an unhelpful pattern—like software running the wrong program.

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04/18/2026

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