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Shoulder strength and stability are key in climbing, especially on overhanging terrain. These muscle groups can be developed using dedicated off-wall training or simply through climbing difficult routes and boulders. However, sometimes targeted on-wall training exercises can be the best of both worlds by specifically working the shoulders and core while also honing technique and comfort on the wall.

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You shouldn’t be failing during the workout but it should feel difficult to complete. If it feels too easy, try harder problems at your next training session, particularly ones with wider arm positions and smaller footholds. Perform this workout once per week on a shoulder strengthening day.

This unique on-wall exercise uses one of the most fun movements in climbing – cutting feet – as a means to train the shoulders and core (and biceps too). Cutting feet is when both your feet come off the wall, leaving all your weight on your arms. In this workout, perfect for beginner and intermediate climbers, you’ll climb a series of steep boulder problems and intentionally cut feet over and over again – which would typically be terrible technique! These foot cuts force your shoulders and biceps to hold difficult positions and they blast your core as you bring your body and legs in and out on the wall.

Below is a table showing our Recommended Starting Speed and Feed Parameters we recommend running our Carbide Reamers and Carbide Tipped Reamers at.

N = Rotational Speed (RPM's) v = Cutting Speed (SFPM). D. O. = Original Diameter. Feed Rate: f r. (Dist/. Min. ) f r. = N f f r. = Feed Rate (Dist/.

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You want to leave 2%-3% of the hole diameter for the reamer (Example: .1250" Reamer needs to be drilled to .121"-.1225" Diameter before Reaming).

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= Feed Rate (In./. Min. ) Material Removal Rate (in. cu./. Min. ) MRR = v f d. MRR = Material Removal Rate (in.cu./. Min. ) v = Cutting Speed (SFPM) f = Feed ...

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