This is a mashup episode from the 2020 Climb Strong Training Camp. We talked about hangboard training, strength as a skill, climbing performance, takeaways from the training camp, and lessons learned from coaching athletes. Featuring: Chrissy Vadovszki, Jonathan Siegrist, Ken Klein, Carly Cain, Alex Bridgewater, Kathryn Perkinson, Charlie Manganiello, and Amanda Sempert.  Support on Patreon:patreon.com/thenuggetclimbing  Show Notes:  http://thenuggetclimbing.com/episodes/climb-strong-team  Nuggets:  [Chrissy Vadovszki]  1:37 – Introduction  1:50 – Getting the team together and refreshing principles  3:32 – Strength is safety, “the strongest person isn’t the best climber”, and prioritizing sending  6:17  – Reflecting on the redpoint process, lessons from listening to Jonathan, and the vulnerability of second-tier projects  8:41 – Definition of Second Tier routes  9:21 – Paired exercises, and stoking the fire  10:27 – Chrissy’s take on the value for participants  [Jonathan Siegrist]  12:13 – Introduction  12:35 – Jonathan’s mountain biking crash, shoulder injury, and recovery  19:04 – The goal is to clip chains, losing the plot, and getting to 100% try hard  22:35 – Stacking the odds in his favor, some of Jonathan’s strategies for success, and removing pressure  24:31 – Jonathan’s takeaways from the weekend  [Ken Klein]  26:12 – Introduction  27:06 – Coffee for breakfast  29:09 – “Climbing is magic.”  30:57 – Why Ken thinks the word “impossible” gets used too much in climbing  33:07 – We all experience the same feeling, and the satisfaction of seeing people try hard  34:13 – Ken’s ‘perfect repeat’ drill he uses with newer climbers, and balancing repetition with trying harder moves  38:09 – The One-Touch drill  40:17 – Jonathan’s three-month breakdown  41:52 – Rock sense, and a reminder to do more rock climbing  44:16 – Hangboarding, 7:3, 7:13, and 6:10 repeaters, and max hangs  48:27 – Hold size and crimping on the hangboard  51:40 – Decreasing edge size vs. adding load  52:05 – Strength repeaters vs. max hangs, and the four-burner stove  54:59 – How Ken thinks about different fingerboard protocols depending on the climber and their goals  56:53 – “Three steps forward one step back.”   1:02:59 – Clarification about progressing hangboard sessions  1:04:28 – Owning the weight  [Carly Cain]  1:05:54 – Introduction  1:06:06 – Working with a 16-year-old girl at the training camp   1:08:31 – Getting more comfortable with failing   1:10:44 – Reframing  1:12:08 – Learning to love bouldering  1:13:05 – Life is a work in progress  1:14:38 – Rifle!  [Alex Bridgewater]  1:15:58 – Introduction  1:16:12 – One thing that holds us back, the importance of taking the steps, and pushing ourselves  1:18:47 – Social media, “can’t”, and confidence  1:19:48 – Carlo Traversi’s insight  1:20:47 – Positivity  1:22:14 – “Just go up there and try”, a becoming a better person  1:23:59 – “To the death.”  1:25:20 – Showing emotion, “Leave it up there”, and try hard  [Kathryn Perkinson]  1:27:37 – Introduction  1:27:47 – Coffee for breakfast (again), fresh-baked bread, and breakfast moves  1:28:40 – Moving to Lander, working with Steve as an athlete, and joining the coaching team  1:30:06 – Philosophy  1:30:43 – Participating in the training camp  1:32:02 – Managing a finger injury as a coach  1:33:02 – A helpful reminder  1:34:08 – “We are all far more capable and more powerful than we can imagine.”  1:35:35 – “Climb second-tier routes.”  [Charlie Manganiello]  1:36:43 – Introduction  1:37:03 – “Climbing is really important to people.”  1:38:29 – Keeping climbing in perspective, but not letting go of it completely  1:42:03 – Self-talk, lessons from golf, and putting our negativity away  1:45:08 – “This is where I’m at.”  [Amanda Sempert]  1:48:07 – Introduction  1:48:39 – Kettlebell press, tension techniques, and energy links  1:51:08 – Hardstyle plank  1:53:47 – Kettlebell press cues  1:56:23 – The zipup drill, and practicing tension  1:59:00 – The ‘Quicken