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Board Session — Benchmarks
PowerPowerHigh60 mingymmoonboard
Standardized training boards are steep and aggressive on fingers, shoulders AND neck. 2 min pulse-raiser; neck circles + arm circles + 2×6 scapular pull-ups + prone T/Y raises; hip circles + deep squats; progressive fingerboard or big-hold hangs; then 2-3 board problems well below limit, finishing with one deliberate controlled cut-loose.
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- 1. Full-body warm-up (12-14 min — never cut it) Standardized training boards are steep and aggressive on fingers, shoulders AND neck. 2 min pulse-raiser; neck circles + arm circles + 2×6 scapular pull-ups + prone T/Y raises; hip circles + deep squats; progressive fingerboard or big-hold hangs; then 2-3 board problems well below limit, finishing with one deliberate controlled cut-loose.
- 2. Benchmark block — 25 min, 2 problems Pick 2 unsent benchmark problems at your working board grade (board grades run stiff — expect them well below your gym-boulder best; that's normal, not a demotion). Up to 4 attempts each, from the ground, max effort, 3 min SITTING rest between attempts. Read the problem from the ground before pulling on.
- 3. Per-problem stop rule An attempt worse than the one before ends that problem for today. Two crisp attempts beat five fading ones.
- 4. Log in the board app Tick sends before leaving. Your benchmark count per grade is the most honest power-progress metric in climbing — board grades don't negotiate. Then log the same MoonBoard sends and tries in the Climbing page's MoonBoard form so Power gets the dated benchmark without any session-note syntax.
- 5. Hard stops 45 min of board work maximum including warm-up. Sharp pain in finger, shoulder, or neck = session over immediately. Never the day before or after a fingerboard day — same tendon budget.
Source and safety note
Based on: Lattice Training, Structured board sessions with benchmark tracking — Published board-training methodology
Training information only. Not medical advice. Stop if pain, numbness, dizziness, or unusual symptoms show up.