Delete template? Cancel Delete. Cancel Overwrite Save. Don't wait! Try Yumpu. Start using Yumpu now! Terms of service. Privacy policy. Cookie policy. The shoulder is made up of four rotator cuff muscles. These muscles connect the shoulder blade to the arm bone. The rotator cuff muscles act together as a unit to control shoulder motion.
You need to strengthen the rotator cuff to prevent muscle strain. The finger joints are supported on each side by collateral ligaments. When you climb, your fingers are placed in aggressive positions that increase the force into the ligaments. The biceps muscle flexes your elbow. While climbing, you are constantly pulling and overworking the biceps. This can lead to degeneration of the biceps tendon as it inserts into the bone below your elbow. This dynamic climbing warm-up was published in DPM issue Photos and video are included in this post.
Perform this dynamic 5 minute warm-up before you climb to prevent injury and maximize performance. Strength comes after. Employ the basics in this book and build a solid foundation of skill. Start slow to avoid any injuries. Be patient. And most importantly have fun! About the Expert Brigitte has been competitive athlete since a very young age and in those years she learned how imperative it is to allow the body to adapt to each sport.
Having a strong foundation is key in any sport, and climbing is no different. Brigitte has been climbing for about 10 years and throughout her climbing career, she was fortunate enough to have amazing mentors and experienced climbers pass their invaluable knowledge down to her and she wants to do her part in passing it all to you.
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