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1“…Methods: Fifteen elite climbers performed intermittent high-force high-velocity campus board exercise, and two bouldering traverses, hard and easy. …”
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2por Schöffl, Volker Rainer, Hoffmann, Phillip Max, Imhoff, Andreas, Küpper, Thomas, Schöffl, Isabelle, Hochholzer, Thomas, Hinterwimmer, Stefan“…In analyzing the training regimens of our climbers for longer than 10 years, we conclude that intensive finger training (eg, campus board training) can lead to early-onset osteoarthritis of the hand. …”
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3“…Therefore, the former can be used as a conditioning activity before an explosive climbing exercise such as the Power Slap on a campus board.…”
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4“…Six percent of climbers reported the correct safe age to start double dyno campus board training. Roughly 18% of athletes identified growth plate injuries exclusively as a stress fracture, whereas 29.2% of those climbers self-reported as informed about finger growth plate injuries, but only 7.4% of climbers who self-reported as uninformed answered this question correctly. …”
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5“…The purpose of this study was to determine a performance-enhancing effect of post-activation potentiation (PAP) stimulus on climbing-specific upper body power exercises, measured by the IRCRA Power Slap test on a campus board. Two groups of climbers performed the test under one of two conditions: without initial pre-loading (control group) or after 5RM (repetition maximum) pull-ups (PAP group). …”
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