Climbing is great for your body and mind. You will need to train hard to prepare your body for challenging climbs though. Here are 5 climb training iPhone apps that can track your sessions and help you improve your game:
Gneiss: a climbing iPhone app that logs your sessions and can track your climbing, hangboard, and strength training exercises. It has tools to help optimize your training.
Mountain Project: finds you climbing areas near you. It has a database of over 155,000 climbing routes you can access offline. You can sort them by difficulty, star ranking, and other factors.
Stōkt: lets you create and share problems on your gym training wall fast. Also lets you filter and sort to find problems that can challenge you.
Hangboard Timer: as the name explains, this is a hangboard timer app for climbers. It can track hang time, rest time, repetitions and recovery.
Boulder Storm: comes with dynamic training plans to adapt to your level and improve your game. It is designed to improve your weaknesses while you get stronger. It has a multi-player battle mode, so you can challenge your friends.
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