Stop guessing.Start climbing harder.
A structured training system that helps stuck climbers break through plateaus and keep unlocking new grades.
Your coach builds your plan within 48-72 hours.
Built by Alex Voit - climbing coach, 16 years, 21,400 climbers through his gym
Who this is for
- You climb 6B-7A
- The sessions feel productive - the grade does not move
- You suspect fingers, or endurance, or technique - but you are guessing
- You know progress is built week after week, not in one hard session
- You are training, not coming back from an injury that still needs rest
Our principle
Climbing is five systems.
Find your focus.
We train you as one body, not a list of parts. The plan pushes the system that is holding your grade back and keeps the others in shape - so you gain in one place without losing ground in another.
Where we go from here
Everyone climbs the first part of this curve. Then the easy gains run out - and the difference between the two lines is structure, not effort.
Step 1
Find the weak link
A full assessment across the five systems, turned into your climbing profile. It names the one that is actually holding the grade.
Step 2
Build the plan
A full cycle runs 18 weeks - enough for the body to take the load, recover between the hard weeks, and actually get stronger. The length changes when your goal or your season asks for it.
Step 3
Adjust as you train
A coach signs the plan off before it starts. From there it keeps adjusting to what you complete and how the sessions actually go.
Step 4
Then run it again
The next cycle picks up where the last one ended, with new dates if you need them. Pull, push, core, legs, fingers - every exercise has a ladder to move along.
Next step
Let's build your profile
A few minutes of questions - your climbing and physical level, so the weak spots show up, plus your schedule, your goals and your gear. Everything your coach needs to build the plan personally for you. It reaches you within 48-72 hours.
Find my weak link“For almost two years I was stuck at 6b/6b+. At some point it stopped being about strength - the grade turned into a barrier in my head, and that drained my motivation more than any hard move ever did. After the first full training cycle I sent my first few 6c routes. A few, not one - so I know it wasn't luck. There's more in me and I want to keep going. Feeling that I'm moving forward again means a lot. Thank you, Alex, and thank you for building this.”
Laura
First 6c routes after two years at 6b
