Implementing this one simple thing can result in big performance gains in your climbing, no matter what level you’re at.

Become a better boulderer by learning to avoid these three common mistakes that many beginners are making.

There's a time and place for using beta videos, but in the gym?

There are aspects of climbing outside that lead us into learning specific things that we don't necessarily find as easily indoors.

Watching Will Bosi and Aiden Roberts work on the Burden of Dreams replica is fun, but is it valuable for the rest of us?

Our very own coach Jess West provides valuable insight as to how setters can smartly and safely train for their goals.

Kris and Nate sit down to discuss some of the perks and pitfalls of climbing in today’s modern mega gyms.

Kris sits down with shaper and setter Roy Quanstrom, of Tension Climbing to talk about his latest holds and more.

Not all games are created equal.

Boards are great, but not for everything…

Andy Leung believes in setting for growth of the community.

It’s all about manipulating the right variables.

Deciding to get a home wall is easy. Deciding what to get is much more complicated.

Ravioli Biceps is a Moonboard legend: the only person to complete every Benchmark on the 2016 set.

Australian climber Anna Davey has big goals, and the dedication to get there.

We live in an age of fast food bouldering. Gym boulders are turned over more frequently than ever before. You can try 2,500 different V7’s on a Moon Board before you have to move on to V8.

Ayo Sopeju is a competitive climber, head setter at The Minneapolis Bouldering Project, and an artist who takes the utmost care with his work.

Don't get us wrong... we LOVE gyms. And if your only goal is to be as good as you can in your gym, then you can skip this episode.

Shaper/setter Tonde Katiyo has put quite a bit of thought and care into his craft. He approaches it with both a pragmatism and creativity that often don't exist together.

Nate and I sit down to discuss how we feel about climbing gym grades. Do they matter? Should they be taken seriously?