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GOLDEN RULES

Stay sport-specific

“The most important thing is the sport-specific training: the actual climbing,” says Honnold. “I climb all the time. Five or six days a week, I climb in some way.”

So the message is: spend as much time climbing as you can, but also adapt your training to your goals.

“Climbing is such a broad sport,” continues Honnold. Mountain

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