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• Other or bingo items If you have an interest in climbing more generally, then we urge you to please visit our sister subs and And as always, don't hurt yourself. This is a knowledge base, not a living medical professional. Sorry if I missed it somewhere in the group wiki, but was wondering what training people do (if any) for cracks/offwidths etc. I don't currently lead trad but am planning on starting leading end of this year (taking several months off from climbing this summer), and from the little crack climbing I've done outside, I'm excited to get better at it (and think I might actually be able to get pretty skilled at it). At my gym, other than 2 greasy 5.9/10-ish cracks, all we have is a small, adjustable crack machine (4-hands long basically). It's adjustable from tiny fingers up to hand-fist stacks.

Currently, I do laps on the 5.9 crack, trying to switch up my hands-up/hands-down, doubling up, etc. I also try to do 10-sec hangs from the crack machine (kind of following the Steve Maisch protocol), adding weight to my hand, fist and hand/fist positions. Can't really think of anything else I can do at this current location, looking for any other training tips people do for my future trainings. If you're climbing pure cracks like those in the creek endurance goes a long way.

Other than that crack climbing is super reliant on good technique, which is very unique--thus getting mileage on crack climbs will net you the biggest gains. I've looked into training for finger and off finger sized cracks, and found a little bit of specific training information.

Tom Randall mentions on his blog that training your front two strength on the hangboard is applicable to harder finger cracks, and I believe Peewee Oullet likes to use campusing specifically for really hard crack climbs. This is more applicable to really hard splitters though. If I were you I would do some ARC and run laps on your crack machine at different sizes.

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