The Habit System for Climbers That Works:
Turning Good Intentions into Consistent Progress
You know what would help your climbing: better warm-ups. core workouts, more intentional projecting, actually working on fear...
And yet, those good intentions rarely turn into consistent routines.
This 60-minute free online workshop is for climbers who want to stop starting over — and start building habits that actually support their climbing goals, even when life gets busy and motivation drops.
🗓️ Live: Sunday, January 18, 2026
🕖 7–8 PM CET / 6–7 PM UK / 1–2 PM EST / 10–11 AM PST
✉️ Can't make it live? Register anyway – recording will be sent to all!
And yet, those good intentions rarely turn into consistent routines.
This 60-minute free online workshop is for climbers who want to stop starting over — and start building habits that actually support their climbing goals, even when life gets busy and motivation drops.
🗓️ Live: Sunday, January 18, 2026
🕖 7–8 PM CET / 6–7 PM UK / 1–2 PM EST / 10–11 AM PST
✉️ Can't make it live? Register anyway – recording will be sent to all!
Turning Good Intentions into Consistent Progress
Many climbers believe they lack discipline.
In reality, most climbing habits fail for a different reason:
they’re built on motivation alone.
New training plans, routines, or goals often look great on paper — but they don’t survive tired days, busy weeks, distractions at the gym, or dips in energy and focus.
New training plans, routines, or goals often look great on paper — but they don’t survive tired days, busy weeks, distractions at the gym, or dips in energy and focus.
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Benefits
What You’ll Get from the Workshop
Clarity on Why Your Habits Haven’t Stuck (Yet)
We’ll break down the most common mistakes climbers make when starting new habits, routines, or training plans — and why these mistakes are so easy to fall into.
A Simple Framework for Building Habits
You’ll be introduced to a practical habit framework that helps you design routines that survive distractions, low motivation, and busy schedules — not just ideal conditions.
Time to Craft Your Own Winning Plan
During the workshop, you’ll reflect on your own climbing goals and start shaping a habit system that supports your needs, attention, and lifestyle.
No one-size-fits-all solutions.
A Practical Cheat Sheet You Can Use Right Away
When you register, you’ll receive a concise cheat sheet with our favorite habit-building tactics — tools you can apply immediately to your climbing sessions.
Who This Workshop Is For
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Climbers who know what they should do, but struggle to do it consistently
Climbers with clear goals, but routines that don’t support them
Climbers who struggle with focus or a short attention span
Climbers who want progress without burnout or perfectionism
The Habit System for Climbers That Works:
Turning Good Intentions into Consistent Progress
You know what would help your climbing: better warm-ups. core workouts, more intentional projecting, actually working on fear...
And yet, those good intentions rarely turn into consistent routines.
This 60-minute free online workshop is for climbers who want to stop starting over — and start building habits that actually support their climbing goals, even when life gets busy and motivation drops.
🗓️ Live: Sunday, January 18, 2026
🕖 7–8 PM CET / 6–7 PM UK / 1–2 PM EST / 10–11 AM PST
✉️ Can't make it live? Register anyway – recording will be sent to all!
And yet, those good intentions rarely turn into consistent routines.
This 60-minute free online workshop is for climbers who want to stop starting over — and start building habits that actually support their climbing goals, even when life gets busy and motivation drops.
🗓️ Live: Sunday, January 18, 2026
🕖 7–8 PM CET / 6–7 PM UK / 1–2 PM EST / 10–11 AM PST
✉️ Can't make it live? Register anyway – recording will be sent to all!
"Mental skills are often overlooked, but they play a really important part in climbing. For example, learning to manage fear, maintaining a good headspace while projecting, dealing with injuries in a constructive way, or learning to find what motivates you. Mental skills are often necessary to progress, climb safely, and honestly they just make climbing a whole lot more fun and rewarding."
– Matt Cochrane
“I now view setbacks as opportunities to learn from, instead of seeing them as threats to who I am.”
– Unblocd Climber
"Climbing mindset is really, really important to me. Why is this? Because it's not just your climbing that improves when you actually work on your mindset, but I think your life improves too."
– Penny Scully